Matching mother/daughter tattoos
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Anonymous
| Sweet or trashy? |
Anonymous
| You already know the answer to this question. |
Anonymous
| location? |
Anonymous
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Trashy.
Unless it's to commemorate a threesome they had with some hot dude. Oh wait.. |
Anonymous
| Unless you're a candidate for the next iteration of Teen Mom, you're too old to be getting that tattoo, and your daughter is much too young. |
Anonymous
| I have a 19 yr old daughter. Not at all the way we bond. |
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What's it like being Muslim? Well, it's hard to find a decent halal pizza place and occasionally there is a hashtag calling for your genocide...
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PP here. I should say that I have several tattoos, and plan to get more. If my daughter (or son) were to get a tattoo, I would have no problem with it. But parent-child matching tats? Sorry, but unless you're commemorating a deceased loved one, that's just trashy. Actually, even if you're commemorating a deceased loved one, it's kind of trashy. |
Anonymous
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I saw this sister-tattoo post on Buzzfield recently. Some are kind of sweet.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/leonoraepstein/heart-melting-sister-tattoos |
Anonymous
| My friend and her mom have tattoos honoring their dad/husband. They aren't exactly matching but they are very similar. Have them in different spots (my friend's is about the size if a fist and on her shoulder blade and her moms is on the side of her hip in a place only she can see and is about the size of your index and middle finger put together). It's nice in a way as her dad was an amazing man who died in a plane crash. |
Anonymous
| One of my friends and her dad have a matching tattoo (and it's a simple, cool looking one with special significance to them). I think it's sweet. They're kind of a progressive, funky family--she's kind of a hipster, and her dad is an alternative type academic. |
Anonymous
| Sounds like something my SIL would do. See my previous post about her marrying off my pregnant niece halfway through her senior year of high school. I bet they'll hit the tattoo parlor and both get the baby's name inked on the way home from the hospital. |
Anonymous
| Is that European? |
Anonymous
Those are lovely! Thanks! |
Anonymous
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Op you should have phrased the question as this:
"If you are not already completely, mind- numbingly biased against tattoos, what do you think about matching mom and DD tattoos? |