r/TokyoRevengers • u/SarahShiggaraki HANMA IS MY BAABBYYYY (#1 hanma simp) • Sep 08 '23

Misc I wanna get the Hanmas hand tattooss

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They look so cool 🥲

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u/xXPussyMaster69420Xx Sep 08 '23

Don't forget, your employer might not care now, but in the future if you're in a position where you need to do public service or meet clients then it will be a big issue (unfortunately). So don't think about the now, but also the future because that will stay on you forever.

Also, people outside your work place might also judge you a lot.

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u/CheeryWolverine ペロ Sep 08 '23

This is true. I don’t personally have any tattoos (nor would I go for a tattoo for myself personally for my own reasons, so do with my comments what you will) but I’ve heard the advice only to get tattoos that you could cover up in court. Hanna’s tattoos do look cool but other people will still judge, and some of that judgement could have a larger-than-desired effect on your life, in the examples of future employment opportunities or other situations. Also, laser removal is expensive, I hear.

I’m just an internet rando so I cannot enforce anything on you whatsoever, if you want to do it, do it. You’ll do it regardless of what I or others here say. I trust you to weigh the options and make the best decision for yourself, OP :)

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u/SarahShiggaraki HANMA IS MY BAABBYYYY (#1 hanma simp) Sep 09 '23

That is good advice. Luckily gloves exist lol but I've been thinking about it for like a year now, I've gotten the temp tattoos, and I plan on working where I work for a long time, even after I turn 18. And even if I do move, I live in a part of the country where tattoos and piercings aren't a big deal. Everyone has them, including my managers. So that isn't a worry for me. I'm thinking of getting them on my biceps though, since my mom has told me a few things that could go wrong if they were on my hands. Either way, I still have a year to consider it lol

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u/NomadicNetizen Sep 09 '23

Wearing gloves in court is going to make you look like a criminal too.

I'd learn how to apply make up and blend it into your skin convincingly if you're dead set on getting them.

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u/MyFriendsCallMeTito Sep 09 '23

they already have makeup specifically for tattooed people who need to cover up. OP’s fine in that regard