@Donin  
You can thank Biker Dash for starting this comment war. :)

wow, i didn’t think a pic from 5 years ago (may 17th, ’11) would get comments like this

@Biker Dash  
With that kind of tattoo? Yes for temporary. Because if I had that tattoo as a permanent and I walk around in public like school, cafe, etc, I won’t get made fun of.
 
Let me tell you something. People nowadays take pleasure in hurting people emotionally, because a person’s misery, brings comedy for a crowd. Why do you think those cringe video compilations receive so many views and likes? Why do you think people criticize an artist for making a shitty OC or artwork?
 
Although I’m not his father, but I’m not gonna have him hide behind my pants all because someone criticized his image.

@Ledvi  

 
So, it is only ok to get a temporary tattoo, but it is not ok to get one that he wants done as a permanent one? Are you his father? Do you have any hold or responsibility over him? Then I do not believe it is your place to decide what is ok for him to get or not get.

@Biker Dash  
“What is there to criticize? He wanted the tattoo, he got the tattoo.”
 
True, but the tattoo he got are the ones adults gets. Now if it were those children tattoo that easily comes off then it would be fine.
 
“And I am more than willing to bet that all the “critics” are people who have no tattoos, and have no intention of getting any.”
 
Just because I or anyone in this comment section don’t have a tattoo doesn’t mean the guy who uploaded this image of his tattoo on his arm is going to be immune to criticism. That’s not how reality works bub whether you like it or not.
 
You’re argument is like saying if that guy makes a shitty movie and people point it out, you’ll be like “I can guarantee you that 99% of these critics in this comment page have never made a movie nor intend to.”
 
The reason why you don’t see legit criticism is because you don’t understand what is or isn’t legit criticism. That list you showed in your comment page, are a mixture of jokes and criticism together. They’re letting the uploader know that what he did to his arm is okay, but showing it off on the internet is a bad idea.
 
Yeah, I bet that guy had picked up chicks with that kind of tattoo.

@Ledvi  
What is there to criticize? He wanted the tattoo, he got the tattoo. seems that the ones who “criticize” are doing so in a less than nice way, 99% of the time. And I am more than willing to bet that all the “critics” are people who have no tattoos, and have no intention of getting any.
 
“Decisions you’ll regret in 20 years for a hundred, Alex.”  
“Cringe thread bait.”  
“Thank Celestia it was only drawn on with markers and a pen (I hope).”  
“I sincerely hope you’ve been drinking.”
 
I so NO legit criticisms in those comments. Before you make any “suggestions” about such matters, maybe it should be yourself you look at first.

@Biker Dash  
There’s a difference between being a hater and being a person who dislikes something with legit criticism. You should study into it.

I sincerely hope you’ve been drinking.

Meh… don’t mind the haters…  
Some of us appreciate having pony tats

Thank Celestia it was only drawn on with markers and a pen (I hope).

@Background Pony #D7C6  
More like 10 years. Or even 5.

Cringe thread bait.

Decisions you’ll regret in 20 years for a hundred, Alex.

nothing more USA than a pegasus :D