Someone asked me a long time ago, why do we celebrate the dead? And I said we dont (meaning Christians) but his point was that having a wake for the deceased, visiting the cemetery etc are part of the cult of the dead. It made me think, is this what I am doing by wanting tattoos of my dead parents writings?
I think it's honorable to remember your parents. I have an awesome Dad in heaven right now that I think about all of the time.
I have not sold his furniture as it reminds me of him when I use it. I keep his letters in a locked box that's convenient to open any time I want to reminisce. I am writing a book about him. The rough draft of the biography is probably long enough, but I keep adding hand written chapters that I'll eventually publish, Lord willing and I'm still around to do it.
I now see as you are the original poster since I found out and went back to read the first page. I posted some heavy videos on tattoos. I doubt if we have forum members anything like the extreme examples featured. Certainly you aren't being Satanic. However, I certainly hope that any teens reading this will be warned against body mods and tats.
It could possibly open the doorway to desensitize them to allow the mark of the beast, the number of man. Japanese pop culture already has done this to teens and children.
It's not my place to tell you what to do. If you go ahead and do that, it's your business, not mine. I neither condemn nor justify what you do. I think that the Bible speaks to believers about marking the body as in Leviticus. The only place I can think of the Lord's name marked upon His people's foreheads in Revelation. He does that, but I don't know what that will be like.
Tattoos have no bearing on their eternal destinies, BUT someday they will. I can point you to the World Patent and it's a type of tattoo. What you want to do is not that.
However you decide to remember your parents writings is your choice.
My only desire is that everyone who wants to, will be 100% assured of seeing the Lord and our loved ones in heaven.