You should never "not" wear a tattoo or anything else for that matter, despite your size. If you really want to add body art to your physique you are correct in considering the best placement areas first. Partly because a first tattoo should be enjoyed by YOU, and secondly because a well planned and designed tattoo can really help add visual appeal to your body. Provided you like the look of tattoos, which you obviously do. First, look at some of your best assets.

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Please refresh the page and retry. H olliday has cheekbones you could cut cheese on, alabaster skin so creamy you almost want to butter it on toast, and a face that recalls Rita Hayworth. Beautiful, and big. Holliday is a fulsome size 26, a modern-day Rubens painting come to life and tattooed for full 21st-century effect look carefully and you will spot, amid the ink that covers much of her body, a picture of Miss Piggy, who Holliday calls her idol. They have. L ast year Holliday became the first woman over a size 20 to be signed to a major modelling agency. Soon after, she graced the cover of People magazine. W ithin days, the hashtag had been used in hundreds of posts; to date it has appeared in well over a million Instagram pictures.
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As a permanent form of adornment, tattoos on plus size individuals can be a unique way for humans to celebrate and reclaim their bodies. Tattoos transform the surface of the figure, often creating a sense of agency and the ability to control an aspect of self-presentation. Ink can be a form of decoration, a political statement, or a personal reminder; sometimes, it can even be all these things at once. Whether you love the look of just a tiny wisp of delicate script, or you admire the bold appeal of a full, floral chest piece, there are almost endless variations of style, color, and placement to choose from if you want to add a little ink to your life. As a plus size individual myself, I particularly love to see tattoos that have been used to reclaim parts of the wearer's body.
So as some of you may know I am new here. I have one tattoo and plan on getting more. The only thing is, I am very fat. Like really big. And I never see big women be able to pull off tattoos I even worry that my one tattoo on my shoulder may not look so good because I am a fat person. Or rather, how do you think it looks on them? Is it different for fat men than fat women? If you are a tattooer, how do you feel about working with obese clients?