Do you think getting this tatoo is CRAZY and stupid???

Question

I want to get a tatoo with the date that me and my boyfriend starting going out (we started dating 2 years ago) on my ankle.. I want the date to be in roman numerals!!!

I love him sooo much... our relationship is very serious.. he even gave me a promise ring.. and we're talking about moving in together when we're both stable..

Answer 1

DO IT!! i am a heavily tattooed female, and my first tattoo was of a "love" i had at age 15. yes, we broke up, and i still have the tattoo that reminds me of that time in my life. evey tattoo has its own meaning, and tells a story. i have 2 full sleeves and am currently working on completing my legs. each one of my tattoos tell a story of a part in my life, and whether it was a bad story or a good story, they were ALL MY STORIES. i regret none of them. i hope my advice and opinion helps you a little.

good luck w/ both your relationship and your tattoo.  

Answer 2

if you absolutely need a tatoo wait til everything is final with him.  

Answer 3

you should wait a little longer unless your really really sure that this is something you're going to want for the REST OF YOUR LIFE.

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Answer 4

haha.

Answer 5

yea you shouldnt because if you ever break up with him, it'll be there forever...

Answer 6

yes, its a bit silly.  

Answer 7

it's stupid

if you break up then you wasted your money

NEVER get a guy's name,or anything dealing with a guy tattooed on you

Answer 8

i think you should wait until you are married to him, just in case

Answer 9

it's a bit of a jinx really! i would never have a boyfriend related tattoo!

maybe when you get married have the date you started going out and the date of your wedding on opposite ankles.  - that'd be nice

but it really is bad luck! the worst scenario is that you break up o bad terms and HATE the tattoo for the rest of your life! and of course it'll be a painful reminder of what happened!

all the best to both of you! x  

Answer 10

Wait until you're married. Then, if you still want it, get it. But if you don't even live together yet, I would wait. What if you move in together and find out that you disagree on a lot of stuff, and break up? I know how you feel, but I don't think it's a good idea until you are engaged or married, just because things could still go wrong, and you don't want to break up and have a tattoo that reminds you of him. I've been with my boyfriend 3 years, we live together, we're totally in love, and we want to get married in the future. I know he's the love of my life, but I still wouldn't get a tattoo related to him until we're married, if ever. Plus, if I live with someone, I don't need a tattoo to remind me of them.  

Answer 11

I think all the people on here telling you to "wait until you're married" are being ridiculous. As if being married was somehow rock solid and unbreakable. It isn't. You could very well wait until you get married, then get the tattoo, only to find yourself in the middle of a nasty divorce 2 years later.

And it wouldn't be any different than if you were to get the tattoo now and perhaps break up with your boyfriend at a later date.  If you want to get this tattoo and you feel that strongly about your boyfriend, then by all means, do it. Just don't go tattooing his name on your back or anything. Those kinds of tattoos are harder to work around. Good luck. :)  

Answer 12

yea very stupid and it's bad luck

Answer 13

Lol

Don't do it

Because when you break up, and you will -- you will regret it for the rest of your life.

Answer 14

Nooo wait a few more years, 2 years really isn't that long!

Answer 15

Its bad luck.

It really is.

You are sure of it now, but later on you may regret it.

Not doubting your relationship.

But any tattoo artist you go to will shrug at the thought of it.

Plus, you aren't married rite?

A promise ring is a promise ring, not a committment for life.

Answer 16

A promise ring does not an endless relationship make.

And a relationship tattoo does not an enduring relationship make, either.

It's kind of a death-knell, bad juju thing. I started dating my gentleman friend 7 years ago, and I'd NEVER get a relationship tattoo. It's basically asking for something bad to happen.