Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?
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Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?hey everyone,
i'm thinking about getting a tattoo on my wrist and i want do become a therapist later...so i was thinking if it could be a bad idea to have a tattoo on my wrist, were patients can see it....
this might seem a bit weird, but i just wanted to know some objective opinions on that...
so what do you people think?
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?There you go. That's your reason not to have a tattoo.(Original post by donotpanic:P)
hey everyone,
i'm thinking about getting a tattoo on my wrist and i want do become a therapist later...so i was thinking if it could be a bad idea to have a tattoo on my wrist, were patients can see it....
this might seem a bit weird, but i just wanted to know some objective opinions on that...
so what do you people think?
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?I suppose it depends on what it is.
If it's something like, I dunno, a flower, then I don't see anything wrong with it, but if it's like a skull, or something like that it might not be such a good idea.
I suppose you could always get a bracelet that covers it, though. -
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?i'm all for tattoos, but do you really want one little mistake ruining your career plans? i hate that society frowns upon tattoos but that's the way it is for now, so i wouldn't risk it. maybe when you've started your career and got some experience.
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?that's what i was thinking as well, but i don't know how big the tattoo is going to be...(Original post by TheWorldEndsWithMe)
I suppose it depends on what it is.
If it's something like, I dunno, a flower, then I don't see anything wrong with it, but if it's like a skull, or something like that it might not be such a good idea.
I suppose you could always get a bracelet that covers it, though.
i want the name of my dog and a paw... -
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?I have two tattoos and plans for another 4 but want to work as a clinical psychologist in the future so am ensuring that they can all be covered up by general work wear. Currently have one on my ankle and one on my shoulder-blades, plans for one down my spine, two on the backs of my legs and one on the other ankle.
I would say no. Get tattoos where they can be shown off when you want to, but also can be hidden when you want/need to so you don't ruin your future. -
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?yeah, i know...that's what keeps me from doing it...but this idea keeps popping up in my head all the time...and i really want it(Original post by deavinj)
i'm all for tattoos, but do you really want one little mistake ruining your career plans? i hate that society frowns upon tattoos but that's the way it is for now, so i wouldn't risk it. maybe when you've started your career and got some experience.
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?Put on your ankle/top of the foot? You'll still be able to show it off if you're wearing shorts, skirts or dresses/open shoes, but you'll be able to cover it up in the future.(Original post by donotpanic:P)
that's what i was thinking as well, but i don't know how big the tattoo is going to be...
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?Yes, be careful. If you decide to do it, go for it. Make sure it CAN be covered, however, for security purposes(Original post by deavinj)
i'm all for tattoos, but do you really want one little mistake ruining your career plans? i hate that society frowns upon tattoos but that's the way it is for now
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?...i thought about it but i don't really like to show off my feet(Original post by minimarshmallow)
Put on your ankle/top of the foot? You'll still be able to show it off if you're wearing shorts, skirts or dresses/open shoes, but you'll be able to cover it up in the future.
oh man...this is hard
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?An ankle one you'd see if you were showing your legs at any point, not your feet (I love whacking mine out in the summer in my sundresses, but hate feet so would never wear sandals). If you put it right on the top of the foot you'd see it in ballet pump style shoes or court shoes. You don't have to wear sandals or anything.(Original post by donotpanic:P)
...i thought about it but i don't really like to show off my feet
oh man...this is hard
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?Would be uncomfortable in the summer to have to wear long sleeves all the time. Also I believe the NHS have a 'bare below the elbows' rule, so if she was working in the NHS this wouldn't be possible - depends what kind of therapist she wants to be and if she'll be working with doctors.(Original post by ForgettingWhatsername)
Get it and wear long sleeves for going to work? You only live once
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?hmm...that seems to be a good idea...but i actually like to see it everyday...(Original post by minimarshmallow)
An ankle one you'd see if you were showing your legs at any point, not your feet (I love whacking mine out in the summer in my sundresses, but hate feet so would never wear sandals). If you put it right on the top of the foot you'd see it in ballet pump style shoes or court shoes. You don't have to wear sandals or anything.
but i get it that it could be a problem in the future
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?i want to be a therapist for children and teenager...(Original post by minimarshmallow)
Would be uncomfortable in the summer to have to wear long sleeves all the time. Also I believe the NHS have a 'bare below the elbows' rule, so if she was working in the NHS this wouldn't be possible - depends what kind of therapist she wants to be and if she'll be working with doctors. -
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Re: Tattoo on wrist, yes or no?Your foot would probably be a good shout then. Presumably you don't wear footwear all the time? The only time you wouldn't be able to see it would be if you were wearing boots or trainers really...(Original post by donotpanic:P)
hmm...that seems to be a good idea...but i actually like to see it everyday...
but i get it that it could be a problem in the future
