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Should i get this as a tattoo?

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  1. Hylinehightimes
    Member

    "These violent delights have violent ends and in their triumph die like fire and powder which as they kiss consume"

    -Romeo and Juliette

    I was thinking either my back..ribcage or foot. i wish wish WISH i could get it on my wrist but since im a pre med student and will becoming an orthodontist in my future i cant.. Please help me figure out where to place it! and how much does a tattoo like this go for? Thanks so much!!!!!
    obviously this has a direct connection to something in my life..i wouldn't just get a tattoo in the spite of things. If you could understand the quote you could see that it clearly means that you cant rush into love and do without thinking it will end in disaster.

    Posted 2 years ago #

  2. rocketwife
    Member

    Best Answer

    I think you're being a little naivete about your tattoo. There is no way you could put all that on your wrist. In order for wording tattoos to last, and not look like smudges, they need to be large and in a bold font. No script or Old English letters. You wouldn't be able to put that on your foot either, that's just way too much. No offense, and I mean that, as I make a living from tattooing, but, that would be so boring. Why not think of an image, and make the tattoo jump out? Why not think of an image from the play, one that you and your artist could work together on, and put that on your back? Tattoos are meant to be art, make this stand out!

    Posted 2 years ago #

  3. EGGLY
    Member

    why does it matter what other people think?? it's YOUR body the tattoo is going to be on forever -___-

    Posted 2 years ago #

  4. TheBueatAdvisor
    Member

    its kinda gay for a tattoo
    and sounds like it has nothing to do with you.
    A tattoo is gonna stick with you for the rest of your life, consider that first

    Posted 2 years ago #

  5. JessSavage
    Member

    I have 'These violent Delights have violent ends' around my right thigh, in an italic clear dainty font, after each word there is a rose which joins up to the next word. It fits perfectly and looks awesome.

    Posted 1 year ago #

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