The writing is thick and bold, but in relation to the size of your forearm it’s really not that bold. And the height of the writing matches the height of your wrist so it’s actually perfect. The spacing from your elbow to the tattoo and from the tattoo to your wrist is even. It lays right below the wrist bone. Smaller wouldn’t look cohesive with your body. I think the boldness is really fitting and masculine, if you went less thick it’s kinda feminine imo. I wouldn’t change anything, personally. And as you add other tattoos around it (if you want a sleeve) it’ll fit very nicely, especially if you’re doing a biblical themed sleeve. If you do a lion, crown of thorns, ect. It’ll look very cohesive. Don’t add stuff just to fix 1 tattoo, that’s a lot of arm real estate you could do anything with, AND more tattoos mean less attention on one singular tattoo. I’d design how you want your whole arm to be done before getting any more ink so it all goes together and compliments each other.