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Mrs. Number 3 got one for her 40th. It meant something to her and still does.
As suggested, don't just get a butterfly just to have a tattoo. Find something important to you that will ALWAYS be important to you. You will always have it on you so it shouldn't just be simply to say you have one.
And put it where it isn't readily visible. Like the waiter at dinner last night who had flaming skull on the inside of his forearm serving my food. Not that it bothered me, but some people it might. You don't want this tattoo to come between you and a job someday.
Oh and one other suggestion. You get what you pay for. I've seen tattoos done by people at craft fairs and flea markets for low prices. Not so good. If you are going to get something permanently on your body, have someone good do it and pay for the quality of the work.
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