The most common question on how big a tattoo you would like is, “how big should I get?” I have been asked this question about a lot of tattoos. The biggest one I have had inked is a small (2 inch) tattoo on my ankle. I got it inked before the ink started to fade too much and I love it. It is something that I want to get more often.

The tattoo itself is a small “d” or “dia” or “dio” or something, which is the shape of a cross. You can get a much larger one, like this one, which is pretty darned big for a 2 inch.

That’s pretty much it for the tattoo question. You really can’t go wrong with smaller tattoos, and this one is only a tiny bit bigger than the 2 inch I had above.

This is a tattoo that I wanted to get more often and the price is pretty cheap. I am a little worried about the cost though because my tattoo isn’t that good. It is a small cross, but it looks really tiny to me. It is inked by my friend, who is only 2 inches of a foot taller than me.

So the next time you are feeling a little low on funds, stop by your local tattoo parlor to get yourself a small cross. I know, I know, you think it is a cheap way to get someone’s attention, but I would argue that its not. If you are ever feeling low on funds, a small cross is the way to go.

In the past, I’ve heard a lot of people say that a 2 inch cross is too small. I think it is actually a great size for most people. My best friend, who was raised Catholic, uses a 2 inch cross. It is simply too small for her to get a tattoo, and she only has a small cross on her left hand.

I think some people just feel uncomfortable with a smaller cross. I am a huge fan of small crosses. I love the simplicity and the look. People that know me know that I am a huge fan of a cross. I have a few, and they are all amazing. I think it is worth it to ask yourself if you feel comfortable with a big cross or a small cross.

The problem is that getting a tattoo is usually a long process because it requires a lot of money, which means that people are going to be very cautious about what they are getting. If you are not willing to spend too much money, you can go for a smaller tattoo to avoid the hassle of getting that tattoo done. And if you are not comfortable with a big tattoo, then a smaller tattoo may not be for you.

If you do not mind a small tattoo you are probably not going to be a fan of a big cross either, although that might depend on your tattoo artist. But if you are not comfortable in either size, think about not getting a tattoo at all.

Some people get tattoos because they like to express themselves or because they want to feel better, but the majority of people do it because they are insecure and want to be unique. A big cross is not going to help you stand out if you have a small tattoo. I would recommend getting that small tattoo if you are comfortable and confident with a small tattoo.