Looking for confirmation of some Kanji symbols

[oneyejack77]

I'm going to incorporate some kanji symbols into my tattos of my koi and dragon. I found two I like, just wondering if someone can give me a little more explanation of their meaning and also if they are real.

1st is fu-sei-ai, meaning parental love

2nd is fushi, meaning father and children

Thanks for any help, just looking for a meaningful tat and I don't want to mess it up. Hopefully the attachments worked.

 

[oneyejack77]

Please can someone confirm if the caligraphy for fu-sei-ai is acurate. I feel it has a lot of meaning and beauty and it would be an honor to use it.

 

[japanmoji]

Yes, that's correct.

Hi, yes you can use that kanji combination. It means paternal love. The kanji were correct. That's nice!

Please can someone confirm if the caligraphy for fu-sei-ai is acurate. I feel it has a lot of meaning and beauty and it would be an honor to use it.

 

[Half-n-Half]

I think you have them mixed up. The one with just two characters 父子(fushi) means father and child. The second one with three characters 父性愛(fuseiai) means paternal love. I've never heard those words before, though, so I have no idea in what context they would be used.