so i'm getting a tatoo on my shoulder blade, and i wanted to know if it hurts?
Getting a tat
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my man said it only hurt in a few places. mine didnt hurt at all, but then again, I was pretty fucked up.
Oh yes. And the closer to the bone, the more it hurts. But you should be okay. The more it hurts, the more you'll appreciate it. The ones that really fucking hurt are areas that have large concentrations of blood vessels (i.e. neck, palms, the back of the knee, etc.). Afterwards - do what the artist tells you. They know what they're fucking talking about. And either bring a friend or get them to write the instructions down, because you'll be so jazzed off endorphins you may not remember aftercare instructions.
shoulder shouldnt hurt much..if its on the edges of the shoulderblade than it might.....it will deffinatly hurt if it is closer to the spine.........btw i got mine done......its a tribal tat going around my arm....3 1/2 hours nonstop lol.....the only time it hurt was the "underside" of the arm......but the "outside" was lil pinching sensations........good luck with the tat.....dont get nothin stupid and if u do post a pic......actually post a pic either way.
I told myself i was going to beat the shit out the next guy I met with a "tribal arm band" tattoo. I'm thinking of getting my grandfathers name on my forearm but i'm having second thoughts. It was going to be that Led Zeppelin angel...but it seemed to retarded.
I either want a shoulder blade tattoo or one that spreads across both shoulder blades and goes across my back ... like wings, one on the left one on the right and they connect in the middle 
I dunno much about the tattoo hurting while being done ... id assume you'd feel something i jus dunno what! good luck
I dunno much about the tattoo hurting while being done ... id assume you'd feel something i jus dunno what! good luck
I've got 3 tats, mostly they don't hurt. It feels more like a good case of sunburn really. Think, a LOT of people get tats and even the pansiest of them can take the pain so it can't possibly be THAT bad.
I've got one that runs right accross the spine and over both shoulder blades. I'll be honest, it wasn't comfortable but it's bearable. If you're really concerned, have your artist stick you a little to give you an idea. He should pick an interior line so if you jump he can come back and fix it later.
The only time it really does hurt is when he's close to a nerve. When he hit the nerve on my thigh my pinky toe started twitching. It hurt at first, then it was just funny to see that toe going apeshit.
And do listen to what they say about after care. If you can, leave it exposed to the air. It'll scab over and heal faster than if you keep it covered. Listen to your artist, ask the questions BEFORE hand and be clear on what he tells you. If you forget CALL HIM and ask again.
I've got one that runs right accross the spine and over both shoulder blades. I'll be honest, it wasn't comfortable but it's bearable. If you're really concerned, have your artist stick you a little to give you an idea. He should pick an interior line so if you jump he can come back and fix it later.
The only time it really does hurt is when he's close to a nerve. When he hit the nerve on my thigh my pinky toe started twitching. It hurt at first, then it was just funny to see that toe going apeshit.
And do listen to what they say about after care. If you can, leave it exposed to the air. It'll scab over and heal faster than if you keep it covered. Listen to your artist, ask the questions BEFORE hand and be clear on what he tells you. If you forget CALL HIM and ask again.
mine is "free style" tribal not that plain black tribal that looks like shit......i hate em but i like mine.....and i got it b4 "tribal" was hot lolbigck3000 said:
p.s. make sure u get a tat custom made and not have 1 of those from posters that they have.....tats should b original.
what the hell!my response got erased well good spot, ya the outside line may hurt, but with mine the inside coloring didn't so good luck with it, follow through. tats are very sexy
well good spot, ya the outside line may hurt, but with mine the inside coloring didn't so good luck with it, follow through. tats are very sexy 
Since it'd suck if the artist mispelled something in the Poem I'd have to suggest the Oreo on the ass.
Of course how do you explain why you have a cream filled cookie tattooed on your ass?
Of course how do you explain why you have a cream filled cookie tattooed on your ass?
honestly...if your worried about how much its gonna hurt...i question whether you should go get it done....i was stoked for my first...got two now...i wasnt worried about the pain i just wanted to know what it felt like...and bloody hell its gotta be one of the best feelings in the world...just puts in a zone....like pink floyd almost...personally i say the more painful a spot is the better....in the end your just that much more stoked to show that you made it through
the outside line hurt cuz the tat artist used either a 3 or a 1 needle gun.....when they color in/shade in they use atleast 9 needles......Nymphchick said:what the hell!my response got erased
more needles= less pain, weird huh?
UberSkippy said:
what uberskippy said, and I have one on my left arm a "tribal dragon", got it for b-present from my mum =) nicenice mum i have sometimes =)
it does hurt when it gets closer to the bone, just don't be all tense..becouse it isnt that bad, and it can do so you pass out..ask for pauses if you feel that you need em, otherwise you can pass out. and the most important FOLLOW instructions.
and it is true that 3needles = less pain
and 1 needle = more pain..
Stardust is right, the more needles the less pain.
The one on my back was a 14 needle afair. (That's what the artist said, I never saw it myself.) Didn't hurt nearly as much as the 2 needle line gun he used.
The one on my back was a 14 needle afair. (That's what the artist said, I never saw it myself.) Didn't hurt nearly as much as the 2 needle line gun he used.
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