Are tattoos really as addicting as people say???
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The BasedFather
Task Force
Got a few tattoos and working on getting my arms, chest/stomach and legs covered. They’re addicting for those of us that like them 
If you don’t like tattoos or think they’re wack then hey
If you don’t like tattoos or think they’re wack then hey
Got a few tattoos and working on getting my arms, chest/stomach and legs covered. They’re addicting for those of us that like them
If you don’t like tattoos or think they’re wack then hey
So the answer is yes.
Got a few tattoos and working on getting my arms, chest/stomach and legs covered. They’re addicting for those of us that like them
If you don’t like tattoos or think they’re wack then hey
My brother says they are. He has a lot now.
Do you get them touched up or refreshed?
Or if the art is good will they look good for a while?
i got a couple and do wanna get more
The BasedFather
Task Force
Haven’t had them touched up yet and I have black and red. Think mine aren’t fading is because I always keep them moisturized and each day.
You gonna get some breh?
Think the only place I won’t go are my face, hands and neck for work purposes
Let A Fro Be A Fro
Superstar
I bet there are plenty of people who'll claim tattoos aren't addictive, yet cosmetic surgery is 
Yeah. I have an appointment for the end of March
The BasedFather
Task Force
Yeah. I have an appointment for the end of March
I will say it hurts like hell so be prepared
Oldschooler
All Star
Never understood tattoos...don't want to be in my 60s with a sleeve
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
i don’t think they’re addictive, just depends on how many things you want permanently inked on you. I do feel a level of zen while being tatted. I like the sound of the machine, the smell of the ink, and the scratching of the needle 