Tattoos after late autism diagnosis

I'd considered getting one or two to mark it, but have refrained so far as I want to be sure I'm not going to regret them. I'm now almost a year "post diagnosis" ,  or as I like to refer to it (in a terminator way) as "self awareness date" 

I see a lot with the "jigsaw piece" tattoo, but then also hear a lot of anger towards that symbol as it represents something incomplete or broken.

I have already got a couple, ones a fairly big pattern covering up a previous "rushed decision" hence I'm cautious about the chance of regret.

My ideas included a couple of Latin phrases, some symbols I'd seen, a little black sheep was something I'd thought might be good. Maybe something I know relates to autism but not something outwardly obvious.

I'm also considering getting my wedding ring re done as a tattoo, as wearing a gold ring causes me sensory issues and bouts of contact dermatitis.

I might wait till summer then get one or two. 

I'd considered getting one or two to mark it, but have refrained so far as I want to be sure I'm not going to regret them. I'm now almost a year "post diagnosis" ,  or as I like to refer to it (in a terminator way) as "self awareness date" 

I see a lot with the "jigsaw piece" tattoo, but then also hear a lot of anger towards that symbol as it represents something incomplete or broken.

I have already got a couple, ones a fairly big pattern covering up a previous "rushed decision" hence I'm cautious about the chance of regret.

My ideas included a couple of Latin phrases, some symbols I'd seen, a little black sheep was something I'd thought might be good. Maybe something I know relates to autism but not something outwardly obvious.

I'm also considering getting my wedding ring re done as a tattoo, as wearing a gold ring causes me sensory issues and bouts of contact dermatitis.

I might wait till summer then get one or two. 

I was called the black sheep of the family. I don't have anything to do with them anymore.

I'd like to think of myself as a tie dyed sheep lol 

I personally see the jigsaw puzzle as the piece I didn't realise was missing. I thought I was broken. And now that I've found it (late diagnosis) I'm complete.