When I was
younger, I thought that tattoos were only for certain groups of people, like
sailors or convicts. Growing up I have changed my perception of tattoos. Now I
have a totally different perception, and now I even have one myself. It’s in my
back, and it’s a cat resting on a moon.
Four years
ago I had the strong conviction that if you wanted to have a tattoo it would
have to have a deep meaning, like people that get tattoos representing a dark
moment of their lives, or a death of a loved one. Now I’m not so sure about
that. I have friends with tattoos about a favorite TV show or tattoos that
thought they would look pretty. At first, I believed that they would regret in a
few years, but that doesn’t necessarily have to happen! I think that even if
you get a tattoo of something that you posteriorly don’t like you probably won’t
regret get tattooed, because it’s a representation of other times, when you
were a different person, and we never have to forget who we used to be (even if
you don’t like that person anymore).
I love
tattoos now. I think that they show a part of people that we don’t always see. You never know who could have a tattoo, and I
think that that it’s great.
