This document provides tips for choosing tattoo ideas and designs. It advises taking time to carefully consider tattoo ideas instead of making rushed decisions, as tattoos are permanent. Rash decisions like getting tattoos when drunk or high or choosing trendy designs you may regret later should be avoided. The document also warns against names of ex-partners or misspelled words. Taking time now to envision how you will feel about a design decades later can help you choose a tattoo you will enjoy for life.

1. Ways to Generate Great Tattoo Ideas
The next big decision to make after reaching the decision to finally have a
tattoo is what tattoo designs to choose.
Tattoos for men and tattoos for women can look really cool, provided a lot
of contemplation has gone into choosing your design, and based solely on
the fact that this is a permanent marking on your body. Removal can set
you back a few thousands, and is painful and not always effective. That’s
why it is best to make the right decision from the very start, to avoid regrets
and tears later.
Hopefully you won’t just get out of bed say to yourself, “I feel like getting
tattooed today.” If you do, then think twice, and quick. The more careful
planning that goes into your tattoo ideas of choice, the more likely that you
will enjoy your tattoo now, into the next couple of years and up to much
later in your life.
Stop making bad decisions. Bad tattoo ideas come from making rash
decisions to go and have a tattoo done on a spur of the moment. If you’re
getting inked just because you’re drunk or high, want to make a statement
or your friends are coercing you, then you’re getting a tattoo for all the
wrong reasons and the choice you make will pretty much reflect this lack of
forethought. You’ll surely regret:
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Anything misspelled. Think about it. It’s hard to spell when you’re
drunk or high, right?
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Anything to do with your high school or college sweetheart. You do
know that nothing, but a tattoo, lasts forever.
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Anything that’s too visible, marring your wedding dress, upstaging
your honeymoon, or giving your children an awkward impression of you.

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Anything spelled or written in a language you don’t speak. Those
Japanese characters might look tough and sexy, until a Japanese native
tells you what it really means is “I love sushi,” “I bite dust for a living” or
“Goat’s eye.”
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Anything with the current flame’s name on. You may hope and think
the two of you will last a lifetime but if the tattoo has more chances of
success in going the distance than this relationship of yours, this is plain
stupid. The most common tattoos that artists are asked to cover up, after
hideous homemade tattoos, are names. If the person is living, or your child,
names are ideally not the best idea.
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Anything ‘trending’ right now. A cartoon or movie character, a band,
or TV show you enjoy today may not be something you want to boast
around forever on your skin.
Take your time. You have your entire life to love and look at this tattoo, so
some good planning before turning your tattoo ideas into reality makes
absolute good sense. More importantly, will you be happy with this design
in the next decade or two? Slow down. Think well ahead, too. Is your tattoo
going to look flashy even when you’re old and wrinkled?
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