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@sarah.and.kokebnesh | tattooed by Slavena Vena
@sadegiliberti | tattoo artist Ethel Laka
@yezugalz | Tattooed by Kilztattoos
@s.s_berry | tattoo artist @rubys_ink
@bobbiemlong | Artist CJ at Lincoln Tattoo Company (LA)
@jessicacleani | tattoo artist Seb Brown @tattzbyseb
@gaiasynaesthesia | Artist Ivan Trapiani
@onairplanemode__ | tattooed by @kpulido__
@jpeg.zen | done by Al E. Gorey at Whatever Tattoo (NYC)
@king.charming9 | design by Jane the Artist
@cole.alien | Tattooed by her wife, Kate Allen
@kate.alien | Kate is a tattoo artist herself!
@onceuponajourney | designs by Maartje Hensen
Posted on Last updated: March 15, 2022
Are you looking for the best queer and lesbian tattoo ideas? Then this is the perfect article for you! From rainbows to matching couple tattoos, to more explicit lesbian tattoo designs!
The LGBTQ community has a long history with tattoos. Gay tattoos were even used for secret messages – people chose to tattoo iconic LGBT symbols on themselves to be recognized by other LGBT people.
And in a way that might still be the appeal for lesbians and queer people these days. LGBT tattoos help with being visible. Or maybe it’s simply because tattoos are a way to make a statement about who you are and how you feel.
There has always been a stigma on tattoos (my mum still thinks tattoos are mutilation of the body), but over recent years, public opinion is shifting.
Tattoos don’t always have to be radical, they can be aesthetic, cute even! Tattoos have officially become mainstream popular!
Your body is a blank canvas, don’t be afraid to express yourself
Disclaimer: tattoo designs may be protected by copyright! The person who designs the tattoo has intellectual property rights if the piece meets the requirements for artistic copyright.
In order to find popular lesbian tattoos, I have asked over 20 tattooed babes to share the story of one of their queer/lesbian tattoos! We have categorized them by theme.
Sarah (she/her) has 3 tattoos, got first at 22.
A couple of months ago, I got myself a small minimalistic rainbow tattoo, because I really love this kind of delicate tattoos. I wanted to get something gay related for quite some time now and I’m happy with the way it turned out.
It’s not only a freaking cute lesbian tattoo but also stands for this awesome community that I am glad to be a part of, and I hope it can serve as a reminder that we are here and queer, especially for all the still closeted people that might see it and feel less alone.
Sade Giliberti (she/her) has 21 tattoos, got first at 16 .
All my tattoos are all my favourite but my most favourite is my Buddha on my arm. It was a birthday present to myself shortly after a break up.
I was getting back in tune with my spirituality, and really practising self-love again. Plus the tattoo artist really rocked it!!
Alysse Dalessandro Santiago (she/her/hers) has 4 tattoos, got first at 19 .
My favorite tattoo is also my most recent one. It’s a small candy heart on the side of my wrist that says “me”.
This is a self-love letter and a play on old-school tattoos where someone else had their significant other’s name in a heart tattooed on them.
I got this tattoo in New York City with 4 friends who also got the same tattoo while we were all together for CurvyCon.
We decided we wanted to get tattoos and when I said this self-love tattoo was one I had been thinking about getting, the whole group decided to get them.
Your tattoos don’t have to be big to be meaningful, but they should serve as a lifelong reminder of something you continue to work on. For me, this tattoo represents my commitment to self-love.
Ayelen van Brummelen (she/her) has >50 tattoos (but not enough yet), got first at 17.
I did this tattoo on myself, the meaning of my tattoo is that I finally can accept myself for who I am.
Acceptance is one of the hardest things I had to do, but it will take me further in life and I know that it will make my journey of life a lot easier.
Azucena Palomares (she/her) has 6 tattoos, got first at 22.
This tattoo is a half face with a lilly and a sunflower blooming from the top.
I got it because my mind is always blooming/thinking and the reason for the lilly is that my name “Azucena” is a type of lilly and the sunflower because my parents love sunflowers.
Saima (she/her) has 11 tattoos, got first at 19 .
My most recent tattoo is a lion on my left thigh. My mom is a Leo and I really wanted to get something that represented her and her strength and fierceness.
I also love sacred geometry and I wanted something colorful to mirror my mom’s colorful personality.
My friend Ruby is a tattoo artist that specializes in watercolor style tattoos, so I knew I wanted her to bring my vision to life by combining all these elements together. I love the way it came out and the strong presence it has on my body.
Tattoos have a power and magic all their own. They decorate the body but they also enhance the soul .
Bobbie Long (she/her) has 12 tattoos, got first at 18 .
I’d have to say my favorite tattoo is the tiger on my left forearm. A beautiful traditional/Thai inspired design by an incredible artist. This piece marks the time when I truly accepted my ടexuality.
What more prominent piece but a fierce tiger symbolizing courage and strength. After years of hiding, I finally had the courage to be my authentic self.
Jessica Cleani (she/her) has 4 tattoos, got first at 20 .
My second tattoo was a minimalistic art of a woman that describes my orientation. The reason I got this tattoo was to show myself and the world that I love the woman’s curves and the woman itself.
It shows that I’m a proud lesbian and don’t need to be ashamed of it.
Sioejeng Tsao (she/her) has 26 tattoos, got first at 18 .
This is my own illustration on my arm, the first tattoo of one of my own works is kinda special!
I started off with very beautiful tattoos and slowly adding funny ones as a reminder to never take life too seriously, and we as women don’t need to be only pretty for the male gaze.
It’s always a good day for a new tattoo
Gaia (she/her) has 20 tattoos, got first at 23 .
I love my left sleeve. 2 faces, one inner forearm and one on the outer side of the arm, and the background (trees mostly). I wanted those specific faces because they are 2 women that remind me every day to stay strong.
Rich Harris is the artist of my Lexa’s (made in 2017) and Ivan Trapiani is the artist of my Cristina Scabbia’s face and the rest of the background (I did it 2 months ago).
Every single tattoo I have means something to me.
Kirstie (she/her) has 11 tattoos, got first at 16 .
I drew this tattoo to represent the places I’ve lived. I was born in Tennessee and grew up in San Francisco.
There are Tennessee mocking birds and the Nashville skyline. There are also California poppies and the Golden Gate Bridge!
I love this tattoo because it represents the places that shaped me into being who I am.
Zenobia Philippe (she/they) has 14 tattoos, got first at 17 .
All my tattoos are either lessons, passions, or for family and I try to put a lot of thought into each one. I think the one that’s most meaningful and I reread the most is my paintbrush can tattoo.
It’s a big reminder to me to always love myself inside and out even when I struggle to so.
Jess Guilbeaux (she/her) has 7 tattoos, got first at 22 .
My most meaningful tattoo is my tattoo with the words “Last Hope” on my right inner bicep. “Last Hope” is the name of my favorite song from my favorite band, Paramore.
That song got me through homelessness and rejection. It kept hope alive and reminded me that to survive, all I need to do is to keep going.
Kasey (she/her) has > 40 tattoos, got first at 18 .
I was 21 years old when I first heard the song “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga. Instantly, I connected and identified with the lyrics. I remember it made me feel seen and even more confident in my queerness.
Also, I was very proud to have such a talented artist whom I’d admired so much use her platform to represent us gays so unapologetically!
Without hesitation, I knew I wanted those lyrics on my body. I chose my back because even when my back is turned people can read that and be reminded that their judgments will never affect me or change who I am!
Because baby, I was born this way!!
These are the best lesbian songs to listen to!
Allie (she/her) has 4 tattoos, got first at 17 .
My first tattoo I got when I was 17 – my dad took me! It says: say yes to life. It’s on my ankle!
I love it so much and it always reminds me to say yes to opportunities!!
Ink my, ink my whole body, ink my whole body Got so many tats, you can’t even count ’em up In the shop every week, I can’t seem to get enough
Yes, I have literally searched the interwebs for HOURS for more tattoo ideas.
That is how I decided to make another article about LGBTQ Pride tattoos , but I want to share a few more specific lesbian tattoo ideas that I fell in love with.
Okay, explicit tattoos like this aren’t for everyone! I find explicit ink so brave, I don’t have the courage for that just yet!
Back in times of the Third Reich, the downward-pointing black triangle used to mark individuals considered “asocial”. The category included gay women, nonconformists, ടex workers, nomads, Romani, and others.
Many lesbians reclaimed this symbol for themselves as gay men reclaimed the pink triangle.
In case you like the puss, why not get one tattooed?
There are actually way more, explicit designs to be found online if you’re into visualizing private parts or even organs.
Yup, I just went there. I better call this the ‘explicit tattoo’ section. We all know what this sign means, right?!
A V sign with fingers and tongue – it’s pretty clear.
Obviously, the V can mean a lot more! Maybe you want to symbolize peace. Or maybe you’re vegetarian/vegan!
We don’t like labels too much, but we know LGBTQ+ labels can be really important to some people. In case you identify as a femme, lipstick lesbian, this is a way of telling the world!
We bet it helps with the lesbian invisibility many femme lesbians have to deal with.
Because we are all QUEENS! We love these feminist tattoo ideas.
But of course, not all lesbians nor queer women are cisgender female!
Because we all want to live in a world that’s more equal.
Tattoos together, something to remember If it’s way too soon, f*ck it, whatever Give me shapes and letters If it’s not forever, then at least we’ll have tattoos together
Alexia Lenoir (she/her) has 7 tattoos, got first at 17 & Aisha Shaibu (she/her) has 2 tattoos, got first at 29
Alexia: The one that is the most meaningful to me is the one I got with Aisha. We decided to get matching tattoos on Valentine’s Day of the sun, which represents our bright and beautiful love.
Aisha: My favourite tattoo is my first, on my wrist. It’s quite significant because my fiancée and I got the same tattoo. It’s a symbol of our commitment to another but also highlights how much joy we have created in each other’s lives.
Christine (she/her/hers) has 14 tattoos, got first at 15 (got a tattoo instead of a quinceanera) .
I love all my tattoos because there is a story and experience to it but my favorite (today) is this minimalistic one-line piece I have. It’s one drawn line of a woman silhouette on my forearm.
I got her in Moalboal, Philippines during our backpacking trip throughout Asia. We went to a bar and met this amazing group of people and one of the guys happened to be one of the few tattoo artists in town.
I wanted a tattoo that represented strength and in a way, I saw myself in this minimal line piece.
It represented my growth and gay pride. It was really scary for me to just let go of my life back home and embark on this 9-month backpacking trip with my girlfriend Kirstie, but it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
My friend knew I wanted something ‘minimal’ and was able to capture everything I wanted in this tattoo. Every time I look at it, I think of how grateful I am to experience everything I have and to think where I am now.
I think I’ll make it a tradition now to get one during each of our travels.
Cindy Castro (she/her) has 2 tattoos, got first at 29 .
My favorite & most meaningful is my last one. It’s my partners’ name + our wedding date. I decided to get it because she’s the love of my life & I wanted to have her & our special day on me forever.
I was undecided on where to get it but the same I decided to get on my back because I feel she always has my back (she’s my #1 supporter).
Cole Allen (she/her) has too many tattoos to count, got first at 17 .
My most meaningful tattoo is ‘A 1/9’ on the right side of my face. ‘1/9’ is the date I got married to my wife Kate & the ‘A’ is for ‘Allen’.
I don’t have any real family so once we had got married and became a married lesbian couple I finally felt like I belonged, and now had family, so I wanted a tattoo to symbolize that.
Kate Allen (she/her) has too many tattoos to count, got first at 17 .
The first tattoo Cole & I got together “Σ’ αγαπώ” which means I love you in greek. We had just moved to Corfu, Greece after being together for 4 months & we wanted something cute and matching.
So we got one of our Greek friends to translate for us. Probably one of the worst tattoos & weirdest experiences ever but it’s something we love and can look back on and laugh at!
Roxanne Weijer (she/her) has 1 tattoo at age 23
I got my tattoo together with my girlfriend, in Japan! My tattoo is our zodiac signs (Cancer & Aries) intertwined, which are also the zodiac signs of my parents (and my stepmom).
Maartje Hensen (she/her) has 2 tattoos, got first at age 22
Hey, it’s me, the writer of this article! I wanted to get the same tattoo as Roxanne, but last minute I decided to change plans. I still got our signs tattooed, but represented in the stars (and intertwined).
My last tattoo is a 4-striped rainbow, representing by connection with my 3 siblings and my queerness.
We had to add this one, because we find it such cute lesbian tattoos! When someone unlocks your heart – that’s so symbolic!
Tattoos are like love… beautiful and sometimes painful
Are you thinking of getting inked? Figuring the design is equally difficult as finding the perfect placement! You might want to consider this tattoo pain chart if you’re going for the first time.
Not ready to permanently commit yet? Or want to see how a tattoo might look? You can buy printable tattoo paper and create your own fake tattoos!
Looking to get inked in this year? We have some insight into the tattoo trends of 2022!
2021 was the year of colors, fine-line, objects, Korean-style, and peekaboo designs. This year, we will see a lot more:
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Posted on Last updated: March 15, 2022
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Are you thinking of getting ear piercings, but you are unsure about how society will view the decision made, especially if you are debating about getting singular ear piercings on your left or your right ear?
We understand that this can be quite confusing to you, especially if you never really thought much about it and believe that there should be limitations or rules on how you should accessorize. And with cultural or societal reservations around singular ear piercings, it makes sense that you’d need some light shed on the topic. Well, we are here to help you do exactly that.
And in this article, we’ll guide you in the right direction and save you from the confusion around the ear piercings.
So, let’s jump right into everything; you need to know the ear piercings and the meaning of the different kinds of piercings. Oh, do not forget to read this post. We also cover ear piercing tips for guys! Click the link to read more!
Essentially, there is no real meaning that is attached to an earring being worn in the left ear today, and anyone who wishes to wear their earring(s) on the left ear can do that without having to worry about derived meaning. But we understand why you would be concerned or want to know what the piercing on the left ear could mean.
This is important because you don’t want the meaning of the earring to be misconstrued – remember that in the 80s, guys wearing earrings was not considered the norm, and if a guy chose to wear the earring on the left ear, it was believed that it meant they were straight, while an earring (piercing) on the right ear meant that the wearer was gay.
At the time, it was believed that the left is right, while the right is wrong. And though this fad and the associated beliefs lasted through a part of the 90s, it died out with things changing, and guys started having ear piercings on both ears, meaning that the right/left piercing meanings were no longer applicable.
Today, most of the guys that have just one piercing on one ear do that out of choice, although others still do this to show off what their sexual preferences are. Other guys believe that doing this makes them seem more masculine.
It turns out that just like for men with ear piercings, the decision to only have their left ear comes from a personal desire to just have that piercing on your left ear and nothing more. Perhaps you are more comfortable with the side of your ear, and you believe that your left side is your best side, and you do what you can to show off that side of you as you’d like. 
Some people might mistake a girl having an ear piercing on their right ear for a lesbian or just automatically assume that girls with right-ear piercings are lesbians. But this is rather a hogwash, especially with the current liberated state of the world we live in.
At the end of the day, a girl who chooses to get a single ear piercing on their right ear is communicating their style preference but not their sexual preferences. It really is, just a piercing, and being pierced will not signify anything particular about what you prefer sexually.
However, it’s worth noting that for the longest time, single-ear piercings were believed to point to a specific sexual orientation, which meant that some individuals would be afraid of getting single-ear piercings because of the piercings would be mistaken or make their sexuality mistaken. The common misconceptions around having an ear piercing on your right ear include that individual being a homosexual, and in extreme cases, it would be said that the individual participated in BDSM. The good news is that BDSM has evolved over the years, and it doesn’t matter if you have an ear-piercing on your left or right ear, or even both ears – the number and location of ear piercings have absolutely no bearing on whether one is gay or lesbian
So, what do ear piercings mean to females? Or rather, what is the symbolism behind ear piercings for females?
But first, did you know that when girls have their ears pierced, they often have the left ear pierced before the right while boys will have their right ears pierced first because it of believed that the ears are specific points that will coincide with the masculine and the feminine halved of each person. This is so because it is also believed that the right side of your body is masculine while the other half is your feminine side.
So, what do different ear piercings mean?
To understand this, we’ll take a dive into the history of ear piercings and w
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