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Just saw a girl I knew 20 years ago with her 15 year old daughter. The mom has multiple tats and her 15 year old daughter has even more. The daughter has her entire chest covered in tats(one is of a set of brass knuckles) and multiple tats on each arm. She is 15 freakin years old? Marked for LIFE.
parents need to start telling their kids "no" to many things.....most of us that's all we ever heard....now parents give in to their kids way too much....
yea....i'm out on the tattoo kid thing....i'd hate to have to take a brilo pad to my 15yr old daughters arm or whatever....it'd take alot of scrubbing and probobly suck for her
HE WHO MAKES A BEAST OF HIMSELF, GET'S RID OF THE PAIN OF BEING A MAN!!
not that it matters, but the kid is caucasian, very fat and her chest is completely friggin covered in tattoos. 15 years old!!!! I asked her where she went to high school and she said she doesnt go to school. Her mom was there with her fiance and he had tattoos too. For some people, tattoos are a way of life. crazy. Can you imagine? 15 years old and disfiguring your body for your entire life??? And having your mother approve????Just because something is ok for an adult does not make it ok for a child. Shaking my head in disbelief.
I didnt get my ears pierced till i was in my 20's(don't even wear them anymore) and didn't get a tattoo till i was 27. It took me a long time to find something I wanted forever. I've only gotten 1 more since for the same reason. I thought about getting another but i'm already 36yrs old and in 20yrs i wont care about whatever is on there and i'll probably look silly with tattoos on wrinkly skin. The only thing i would consider is something with my son and his name and dob.
I have been seeing more and more kids getting tattoos. I think they beg and beg their parents...its a real status thing..they see their friends get one and then they Have to have one...sometimes the parents are separated and one parent gives the ok.
Life is so full of stages that we pass thru. Unfortunately, when someone goes thru a tattoo stage, they are stuck with the memory of that stage. Trust me, you will be a totally different person at 40 than you were at 20. Hopefully when you are 50, you still like what you did to your body when you were 20.
I got a girls name tattooed on my leg and 10 years have gone by, I would have totally forgot her except for that damn tattoo.LOL
i was 17 when i started getting tats and i wish i could remove every one of them.
at 15 your just a child. what is that going to look like at 45?
my bosses sister allowed her daughter to get a boob job at 18. i will bet when she is older those things are going to look like a couple of tube socks with an orange in them.
why cant parents just be parents, it seems so many want to be their best friends.
that is not the job of a parent, our job is to raise our children and instill our values, morals, and ethics. discipline them when they need it and love them.
"SHIAT BIOTCH, thats a big ass!"
A clear concience is a sign of a bad memory.
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She's still a child and under the gaurdianship of her parents. Parents are supposed to protect and provide guidance on choices until the child reaches the age of maturity. It seems apparent that the gaurdian is more of a child than the child.
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