[ SECRET POST #2751 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2751 ⌋

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Comments

[illiadandoddity]

You'd still have a tattoo of something that was really meaningful to you when you were younger, even if it wasn't as important when you got older. I don't see why "growing out of it" should mean you'd suddenly hate your tattoo if it's still well-done and looks attractive. I think I'd look at a HP tattoo and feel nostalgic for my teenaged years and everything that series meant to me back then.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of people grow out of liking tattoos in general. I know several people who got (non-fandom) tattoos when they were younger, and now that they're older and have higher-level jobs and families and kids, they wish they'd never gotten them. It's not about liking the design, it's about not liking the concept of having something permanently inked on their skin.

[(Anonymous)]

Funny thing, the older I get, the more thought I give to getting a tattoo.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. I would have never thought about it when I was in college. Now, I kinda want to get one on my shoulder or my leg. Someplace easily covered when I have to look professional.