tattoo script writing font
What Do You Think Of This Tattoo??? Advice Please!?
I was thinking about getting a tattoo on my left wrist , right above my palm. I want it to say “POSSO” written in a script font… in black ink.
It’s Italian and it means “able to”. I like it a lot and feel like its on a place (on my body) that I can look to easily and feel inspired, empowered…etc.
Corny but sometimes I say the word in my head when I dont believe in myself so I felt like it would be a nice tat to have. To me it means
~”I am capable and able”~
Is it too dumb?
I’m not getting it on my palm.
ABOVE my palm.(when someone else is looking at it)
And I said on my wrist..which should be pretty self explanitory
If you like it, go for it.
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