Your are right thats the perfect chance to get heal up.

they're cool if you're 7 !

Not bad at all, I think it would look awesome with a galaxy sky behind it and some stars and such!

Start planning ur next tattoo to compliment this one

I think it looks cool! Don't overthink it. We tend to get regret feelings after a tattoo sometimes because it's going to stay there forever and that is VERY scary. Just don't worry and remember why you decided to get it😄

Hi, New to the forum here and looking to get my first (and possibly only) tattoo. My father passed away recently and I would like to get a tattoo to honor him and I was reading about a practice of mixing cremated ashes into tattoo ink. What do you think of this and how is it actually done? I called a couple of places near me and asked if they did it. One said no and the other said to put a request in online. Perhaps it's not that common? I read into it a little more and found out that most likely a tattoo shop would not mix the ashes into the ink themselves, but there would be a company that does that and then the tattoo shop would use that ink? I'm not looking to go cheap, so my first question is, if this is a possibility, would a tattoo artist want to work with third party ink like this? Would it effect the quality of their work?   Thanks in advance for any help and advice you might have.

I agree your answer

Thank you very much!

That’s actually a really solid idea — having a separate database for each month’s submissions would make organization and browsing much easier. It would also help keep things consistent and transparent, especially with clear deadlines for entry and voting. The idea of different submission types and dedicated landing pages for each contest adds a nice layer of structure too — it could make the whole system feel more like an ongoing community event rather than a one-off poll. A monthly “winner’s showcase” could even help encourage more participation over time.

Yes i see this