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Hi everybody I haven't been able to post since school started.

I was wondering If I get a tattoo and later on i get bigger by weightlifting will the tattoo be distorted?

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Yes, it will. If you intend to, or suspect that you may, bulk up in the area of the artwork, do so before you get it done.

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Also for the women out there...getting a tat on your lower back or belly will be stretched if you ever decide to have kids... things you don't think about at 18...
very good point.I think it looks very sexy :) , but down the line the cute little hear on your belly will make you look like care bear.
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Thing is, though, tattoos are 'cool' right now and a lot of people don't actually think carefully about the size and positioning of their tattoos. e.g peieces that are really small don't look right good on huge muscly arms - a larger piece would be ebtter. Plus, skin changes over time, which can distort tattoo shape. Now please, don't get me wrong - I love tattoos and have a lot of skin art myself. However, people really need to think seriously before getting anything done. If in doubt, draw your design on you with felt tip pen or get a henna tattoo and see how it looks and how well you can live with it before comitting to permanent ink.

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you also have to see how the person that's going to draw works.Because if you don't like their work,you won't really like what you will have permanently done to you.

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