None for me, thanks.  The idea of getting a tattoo kind of creeps me out.

I have a couple this is my fav one http://m.imgur.com/eUlkP2Y

I have 3 large and one medium/small tat. I have a tiger on my left tummy to my side, clouded leopard on my left thigh and spotter panther on my right thigh. I have a medium/small stripper tat of a clouded leopard. I want a red 4 toed dragon on my right tummy matching asymmetrically my tiger. Although the dragon will need to wait 3 years and I may decide not to get it.

In Philly a lot of woman have tats and many are not necessarily girly tats. I like my tats and I am glad I have them. They are not masculine or feminine. I could make them more feminine if I chose to.

I have several tattoos... one in particular i got when i was maybe 20, a naked pregnant fairy surrounded by butterflies, which covers a lot of territory on my bicep, tricep, deltoid area. I couldn't have chosen a more "feminine" tattoo...!
I have felt uncomfortable with it for quite some time and after a year on T, even moreso.

Fortunately i am blessed with a best friend (my straight cis ex hubby!) who is supportive of my transition AND a professional tattoo artist. He is doing a more masculine cover-up free of charge. We've custom designed a skull/rose/snake design which means a lot to me.. and i am keeping a butterfly. He calls me "bro" & says this is one of the most gratifying tattoos he has applied. We are at stage two of a multistage process. I consider it part of my physical transition & i am so very grateful.

My forearms are covered with feminine vines & flowers, which i love.. opens up a whole other can of worms as i consider lower surgery options though! Oh dear!

When I was 13 years old a friend had a bottle of India ink. We used that with a needle and some thread to ink my birth name on my upper right arm. Almost 3 years ago when I started to transition, I knew I'd have to get a cover up tatt one day. This year, in the first week of October, I finally got that cover up. Well the new tatt does cover my birth name, for the most part. You have to look really closely to see it. The cover up is a bird cage, over my birth / dead name, the door is open and the bird is on top of the cage about to take flight. And the bird is the colors of the Trans Pride flag. So this cover up actually tells MY story. Then the first part of December I went in for some light touch up on the bird cage. I asked what he'd charge me for a semi colon. He said he'd do it "for a tip". So I have a semi colon on my left hand. When he'd finished the semi colon, he took down a drawing he had done a week or 2 before. This was of an ear of corn riding a unicycle. He really wanted to have a pic of the "unicorn" for his portfolio. He said he was gonna do it for free for the first person that wanted to get it done. I wanted it when I first saw the drawing after he did it a little bit ago. Well he did the unicorn on the back of my left calf. I had my first tatt, unprofessionally done at 13. And that was the only tattoo I had for the next 32 years. Then I get 3 in 2 1/2 months. And I'm already planning the 4th. I'm addicted.

DoYouRealize that's a great story. How wonderful that your ex is supportive and willing to do the coverup tat. 

Mickey, lovely symbolism with the cage door open and the bird ready to fly.  And yes, it can get addictive.  I think my sister-in-law has had three done in about three months.