What is a good way to ask your parents for permission to get a tattoo?
Not many people still think the Chip n’ Dale Patrick Swayze Centaur was a good idea.
If you have to ask their permission, whatever it is, you’ll most likely be embarrassed by it 15 years down the road. I presume you are under 18. I presume you’ve never heard of chip n dale Patrick Swayze, so whatever Unicorn, Dolphin, Flower, Cross, Tramp Stamp, Halo Character, Pop Star, Icon, Art Piece, Quote, or Album cover you are thinking about adding will not be relevant in the future.
If you absolutely feel it is essential to get a tattoo, make sure it means something important to you, and get it in a place that can be hidden. Tripple check with your smarter friends that its a good idea and not just something dumb to dare each other to do. If it turns out to be a keeper, you can get the next one in a more interesting place.
As for your parents, if it’s something they’d be cool with under the right circumstances, then explain why you want it so bad. If they don’t freak out, then maybe your Ghandi face on your shoulder will be kosher.
If they are going to freak out, then wait until you get to college. College is the time when you are supposed to do things that you’ll regret 20 years later.
Showcase Source and possible organization you’ll be hiring in the future: http://www.laseraway.net/2009/04…
See also Tattoo Removal.
What is a good way to ask your parents for permission to get a tattoo?
