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I have never regretted not getting a tattoo.

there's this thing called a "temporary tattoos" stickers that lasts for two weeks to a month. I wear them when i feel like it and when it fades, i get a new clean canvas again

interesting video. i find tattoos strangely fascinating but would never get one myself tbh

I'm 32 and I just got my first tattoo yesterday. I wanted this tattoo since I was a teenager. I found a professional tattoo studio, got an amazing design and finally got inked. If I wanted this for 15+ years I am certain I will be happy with it for the rest of my life.

My brother got a tattoo to show his personality. My significant other got a tattoo cuz it has important meaning. My friend got a tattoo just because it looked cool for him. None of them regret their decisions. I still don't have a tattoo because I still don't have a solid idea of what I really want, and I don't regret it either.

I started at 16 with an american trad tat, Now going on 30. Stuck with it and dont regret any of them. I do wish I understood placement a bit more but thats the process.

Regret is a mentality

I've never regretted the tattoos I have nor do I regret not getting the ones I didn't get

Find something that means something to you is the best advice. Your skin is your canvas not just a placard

Tattoos are definitely not for me, but it works for some people. If it works for you go for it. Don’t do it if you have doubts.

Damn this dude really read all comments and responded to most, big ups man thats crazy dedication. My respect is yours friend

I have this thing about being "addicted to decluttering"—when I feel I'm losing interest, emotion, or sentimental value about something, I get rid of it pretty easily. I'm afraid I'll have that problem with tattoos and I start to feel overwhelmed with things I don't need, and to be honest, I'm 33 and I still don't feel the need for them.

I dont have any Tattoos but still found this very interesting

Im 25, been getting inked since I turned 18, no regrets, will keep doing it.

I am a 25 year old man and love being ink free.

I personally hate tattoos and would never get one. I enjoy the artistry behind it but absolutely not for me. Too permanent

Man i got a spine tattoo a year ago (18yo) and im at a point now where i dont even think about it. It pops in my head and makes me happy for getting it done. Im finally at the stage of being completely used to it. Its just great, and i know it is. Close family members have told me they dont like this or that about it. I never stopped loving it. Hope this gives you the nod!

The only tattoos i've ever wanted are ones that meant something to me. And i still want all of them 30 years later. I just never had the money to get any of them.

I thought about it when I was young. Glad I didn't because I would hate those design ideas now.

I've gotten into a weird headspace when it comes to tattoos; I've always wanted them, I wanted to get one since I was a teen, I really wanted one for when I graduated, and the designs I made myself and wanted has changed through out the years (through I've stuck with the same idea for over 10 years now)... I just never had the money.
And I still don't.

And that kinda got in my head if it's really something I'm really able to get when I have that money because there are still so many more important things I'll be finally able to get if I ever have that money. Tattoos are probably on number 6 or 7 on that list. I'm also not per se sure anymore if it's something that's that important to me anymore. I still really like them, and still think about it every so often, it's just a bit less needed for my own expression. I still like to fantasize about my own possible tattoos, I'm just not sure if it's something I'll ever (be able to) get in reality.
So I'm not sure I'll ever get a tattoo, not for the lack of want, more so the lack of money.