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It's a little over 3mo old. It probably didn't need a bump.

this topic is like... 4 months old or somethin lol

truth be told... if she really wants it that bad there aint much you can do about it. Sorry to hear about the hard time you are having. If it's just a small tattoo whats the problem. ARe you indian or some form of strict religion? will your mother disagree? honestly im not flaming here but what is the problem exactly?

Back on topic, guys...

It's like I said before...advice is advice. You either take it or you don't.

Moving on.

u may have not intended, but obviously we come from different places and i was offended. our cultures are not the same

enough flames, any more off topic flames and i will delete

27 actually, and there's no need for you to call me an *sshole. you came in asking for advice, I gave you honest advice and you freaked out. I didn't say anything out of line at all, as a matter of fact, I made it a point to NOT call you names...I guess I don't get the same respect since I'm "25 and can handle myself" Nice...

well i settled for a small tattoo on her shoulder blade although im not very satisfied with it, she still isnt for sure on whether or not she is getting it. i dont mind for negative advice that much, i just dont like it wen i say one thing all of these assholes come in and have to put in their 2 cents against me. hes 25 n in the military rite? he can handle himself. anyway her 18th birthday is on monday so go ahead and close this.

I didnt even know i had that access..

And for the record, im not even going to click that button....

Now... getting back on topic, I do understand how you feel here, i think the only real way for you to resolve this would be to sit down with her... and tell her exactly how your feeling, if she *still* insists on doing it.. then theres not much you can really do :/

Is it a small tatoo? or a really large one?

"Mr. Guest" needs to calm the f*ck down since he asked for advice and people gave it to him.

"Mr. Guest" just because you do not like what some people have to say, doesn't mean you should flame them. If you ask for advice, then take the advice. If you don't like it, just ignore it. The mere fact that you're flaming him for giving you the advice that you asked for is in itself a bit immature. Just relax -- Brian is a very mature adult (over 25 years old and serving in the military). So he knows a thing or two -- if you don't agree with it, just ignore it, but you're the only one turning this into a flame thread.

Btw, just for the record: I (fl00d3d) am the ONLY one with moderator here (other than Nightma12 since he is an Admin). So we are the only two who can see who you really are and no one else. And it will stay that way. So just chill.

It just sounds like someone causing trouble. I hope this is not the case.
Advice is advice. Take it with a boulder of salt...and you either follow it or you don't. Simple as that.

8O *dives for cover*

Dude, take a chill pill... all we did is give you advice. If you didnt like it, oh well it happens. Not worth cryin at us over it :/

if you check my ip i will boycott the forums, this is supposed to be anonymous after all.

idc wat u guys think, stay the f*ck out if ur gonna criticize me bc im very vulnerable rite now n its hard enough covering it up in real life and on here. u guys dont need to be cheerleaders, just stay the f*ck out. way 2 go off topic in a help thread yah u guys really do care after all. if all those posts dont get deleted then tsugaming is a joke for going against its own rules

I consider myself a pretty mature person, and am in no way trying to flame you. You came here anonymously, and asked advice, I gave the exact same advice I'd give you, my little brother, or my best friend. I have no reason to try to bust your balls over this, and I think I did my best to be as non-confrontational about it. I don't make it a point to mislead people when it comes to something they feel is important, whether I believe it's important or not. I suggest you don't take it personally, and take a step back and re-evaluate where this problem lies.