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Originally Posted by xneehux
Lol im glad i joined this forum, otherwise i wouldnt know anything at all.
Well i'm not sure what i want to do now. I would of loved to have "live for today".
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It's important to keep in mind that the body is a temple, a gift from your parents, in Japan. To mark it permanently is unthinkable to many people, even earpiercing is a fairly modern idea (the majority of older women do not have pierced ears). So if you are going to mark it, you must be careful what you do. Most tattooed Japanese have pictures, but not writing. "Live for today" or "live for the moment" would seem like you hoped to die tomorrow, and would not be taken as a positive message.