Get an Imperial Emblem on your left arm

Get a Rebel Insignia on your right arm

when you meet a nerdy girl, take off your shirt and flex those muscles for her and say

LIGHT SIDE
DARK SIDE

YOU GOTTA CHOOSE!!!

I have a total of 29 hours in the tattoo chair, my ink isn't something I really show off because what I got is very personal to me. Getting a tattoo shouldn't be just wanting one, you really need think long and hard about it.

When you have nothing else, not even the clothes you own it will be on you. When you live to 100 year old it will still be a part of you. Even when you die it will still define your body. Don't take this lightly, I know too many people with tattoos they regret, simply because years later it doesn't mean the same to them. When I ask people about why they want that tattoo I tell them to explain it as you'll explain it to your grand kids, because it needs to be something that still has meaning then.

My advice; choose something that defines you, or shaped/guided you in life. Years later it will still be a sign of that time in your life, maybe getting more tattoos that define a later time. My tattoos are three portraits of the three lives that shaped who I was as I became an adult. The metaphor they are in my faith has so much meaning that my fursona has the tattoos in the same place, but of the three symbols my tattoos represent in Buddhism: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5940251/

No matter who I become or how I change my tattoos will always remind me of how I started my life, and the dual meaning of the text will always define the largest part of who I am. Make your tattoo something meaningful that is unquestionably YOU.

I don't have any symbols or images that I carry with me that explains who I am.
I have no particular faith or philosophy that I believe in. (I'm an atheist and skeptic)
So unless I tattoo Steven Hawking's wheelchair or Carl Sagan's haircut on me I have nothing that will really be important to me in a lifetime. X3
The things I like today are things I might hate tomorrow.
And personally I don't dig trying to be deep and philosophical, I try to take everything in life for what it is and with a sense of humor. :P

Doodle up a safe for work high detail image of your bunny self, and use that. :3 I figure that, or some balloons n' bubbles n' stuff. ^.=.^ Though folks might wonder what you're thinking with those.

I rather not do my fursona since it's possible it will change in the future. X3
Also pretty much everything would need to go for him to become SFW. ^^;
Not that big of a fan of balloons and bubbles, in fact I'm terrified of balloon IRL so people would prolly wonder why I would tattoo that. :P
Thanks for the input tho! ^^

I'm sure you'll think of something amusing then. :3 And no worries!

I heard of someone getting something as simple as a nozzle tattooed on them. It was somewhere simple and relatively out of sight, like the lower belly or back, off to the side. Something that's small and unassuming, to everyone but yourself and those who know what you REALLY like. I'd recommend something like the above mentioned because I always felt it's best to start small with tattoos. small, but potent. just a thought.

crap, kind of just skimmed that journal. what I would get on myself, if I were to draw it. Easy. Anatomy. I love the idea of having parts of what I feel the most artistically pleasing part of the human body is, showing through the flesh. The anatomical musculature... MMmmmph... its one of the most beautiful, and meticulously structured standards of the art world, and I would draw it on say... my upper hand, with fingers, around my side, stomach to back, my arm and leg, and my neck. I will probably NEVER get this done, but its the most likely to happen out of any other tattoo possibilities.

Thanks you for your comment and reasoning.
I particularly like that mention of the nozzle.
While I'm not really into pool toys or a balloonie I can see the appeal of it, and will give it some further thought.
By the way, welcome back?

I don't think I ever left? Sure I've been inactive on FA and IRC but, I've always been around. Haven't done any art in a couple years as far as furry illustration, but been busy with other art professionally. Thank you all the same. I must say, I have been keeping up with your art, and have continued to be impressed with your evolution of skill with your illustrations both objectively as an artist, as well as your fetishistic evolution of rendering progressively heightening scenes of great arousal. By all means, if you feel up to it, please note me with any contact information you feel alright sharing. I'd love to keep in better touch with you.

I'm Jon on steam if you wanna add me, it's not much of a secret. :P