Tattooing Sigil

Throat. Bear in mind he teaches rhetoric, part of grace is knowing when to hold your tongue, and when to eloquently expand on a point. Throat tattoos hurt like a barrel of bitches. You're paying homage to his schtick by getting it on the place you speak from, and the fact that you're enduring more pain than you have to is a display of dedication.

>>19534898
Thank you. Is it disrespectful to have a UV tattoo. I intend to learn from Him, especially in rhetoric and arts. I will truly consider tattooing it on my throat. Yet, I will of course have a purpose to learning these skills -- becoming a public speaker. I tend to think that a public speaker with a visible tattoo on their throat may not be too popular. Do you think it is disrespectful to have a UV tattoo, going through the pain and process as a sign of good will, though still being discreet about it since it would only be visible under a UV light. It'd be a sealing of the pact, so to say, but to keep it between Him and I.

>>19534911
>>19534877
Bump for noticing double doubles

>>19534911

Not disrespectful, it's a symbolic gesture and a thoughtful one at that, as you're balancing prudence with desires, which is a part of being graceful.

>>19534968
Thank you again for confirmation. I will go through with this. His color is a solid green, so it works for UV.

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dummy dum dum and stoopid
I'm so glad you have no idea how to magic, because you don't deserve it at all
it doesn't belong in your hands and it never will

>>19535021
How does it work, in your opinion? Genuine curiosity, friend. I would like to learn more the art of magic/magick/magicka, or whichever They desire it called.