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I'm a male 21 and I've had this tattoo of the RHCP asterisk symbol (Red 8 pointed star) on my chest since I was 18. I have nothing against them I love their music but I just have felt such regret ever since cause its just a big red thing on my chest and I'm self conscious of taking my shirt off. Anyways I want a cover up and my tattoo of choice is a rose. It's very popular and It would be perfect since my current ink is basically already the shape of a rose. But I wanna know the "meaning" of a red rose. Does the meaning differ from guys & girls? Please help me Im suppose to go to the beach in late May. I'm so self conscience with this big red tattoo. 5pts best answer!
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Actually, it's 10 pts best answer.
Essentially, the discussions I've found say it means Love, and w/ thorns, Love Can Hurt. Or, in your case, cause regret!
Rather than the garden rose that's usual in tattoos, you MIGHT at least consider a heraldic rose, representing the English wild rose that stares out at you from its hedge, rather than turning its face up to the sky. Wikipedia has an article, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_%28heraldry%29 , and a lot more pix are available if you do an image search in Google on
heraldic rose
(For reasons unknown, Yahoo's search comes up for me w/ way too many all the same, but YMMD, given the amount of hidden personalization in Net search engines.)
In any case, the artist should be able to include a darker border or background inside your new tatt so that it doesn't end up even bigger than your old one.
P.S. That Italian movie w/ "House of the Rising Sun" in it that you were asking about 3 months ago? It seems to be "I cento passi", aka "One Hundred Steps": http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238891/soundtrack
Actually, it's 10 pts best answer.
Essentially, the discussions I've found say it means Love, and w/ thorns, Love Can Hurt. Or, in your case, cause regret!
Rather than the garden rose that's usual in tattoos, you MIGHT at least consider a heraldic rose, representing the English wild rose that stares out at you from its hedge, rather than turning its face up to the sky. Wikipedia has an article, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_%28heraldry%29 , and a lot more pix are available if you do an image search in Google on
heraldic rose
(For reasons unknown, Yahoo's search comes up for me w/ way too many all the same, but YMMD, given the amount of hidden personalization in Net search engines.)
In any case, the artist should be able to include a darker border or background inside your new tatt so that it doesn't end up even bigger than your old one.
P.S. That Italian movie w/ "House of the Rising Sun" in it that you were asking about 3 months ago? It seems to be "I cento passi", aka "One Hundred Steps": http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238891/soundtrack
What are some good tatoo design ideas for a 12 year old girl?
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I want a cute and feminine tattoo, but i also want it pretty small. also, where should i get it?
Answer
No one in there right mind will give you a tattoo at 12. If you get it that young it will be all faded and look crappy when you get older because your body is still growing. my step mom got one when she was 15 of a rose on her boob and she hates it now and wishes shed never gotten it. my little brother got one of a yin yang on his arm when he was 14 and now it looks sooo tiny on his big arm. they were both not done at a tattoo shop just with a friends tattoo gun. they will not look good. they will look like jailhouse tattoos.
No one in there right mind will give you a tattoo at 12. If you get it that young it will be all faded and look crappy when you get older because your body is still growing. my step mom got one when she was 15 of a rose on her boob and she hates it now and wishes shed never gotten it. my little brother got one of a yin yang on his arm when he was 14 and now it looks sooo tiny on his big arm. they were both not done at a tattoo shop just with a friends tattoo gun. they will not look good. they will look like jailhouse tattoos.
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