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It's not the question that makes those with tattoos uncomfortable, it's the inference that women with tattoos are somehow promiscuous or easy. I can tell you right now that it is DEFINITELY not the case with the vast majority of tattooed women I know, especially considering many of them are married with a family.
Getting or having a tattoo is ZERO indication of a person's personality.
All to true. However, our society still "judges a book by it's cover" thus the "tramp stamp" reference.
All to true. However, our society still "judges a book by it's cover" thus the "tramp stamp" reference.
Pfft, tell me about it. I am more or less married to one of the most judgmental, critical people I have ever known. I think I used to be the same as him when we first met but I changed a lot over the years. I would LOVE another tattoo but he hates them. The things we do, eh.
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I would LOVE another tattoo but he hates them. The things we do, eh.
Girl, that sucks! My last bf did all my tattoos (3) for me, I designed them but he had the equipment. And my current bf has some really nice tattoos and appreciates them as well!
His church doesn't LOL but thank God for long sleeves right
Girl, that sucks! My last bf did all my tattoos (3) for me, I designed them but he had the equipment. And my current bf has some really nice tattoos and appreciates them as well!
His church doesn't LOL but thank God for long sleeves right
What is the point of a body decoration that you have to hide?
Society will never fully accept any sort of abnormal behaviors such as tattoo's, piercings or other such body modifications, which is why the wearer does these things, so the question "why do it" will always be there.
What is the point of a body decoration that you have to hide?
Society will never fully accept any sort of abnormal behaviors such as tattoo's, piercings or other such body modifications, which is why the wearer does these things, so the question "why do it" will always be there.
Maybe she did it for herself? Sometimes I cover my tattoos up, sometimes I don't... I got them for ME, not for anyone else. I didn't get them to show off, I didn't get them to be 'tough', I didn't get them to be different.
I received my tattoos because I like them, period. Plus, they cover up my multiple IV marks up and down my arms from a medical condition I have. I'd rather people dislike me for my tattoos than dislike me because they assume I'm a junky.
Society will never fully accept anything if you think about it. There are still factions of society that don't accept interracial marriage, or women wearing pants. Why sit around worrying about what others are going to think about you when in reality it really doesn't matter?
What is the point of a body decoration that you have to hide?
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Well he wears a suit to church. I don't think they make sleeveless jackets, so that would look pretty weird if he cut off the sleeves just to show them off at church...
Girl, that sucks! My last bf did all my tattoos (3) for me, I designed them but he had the equipment. And my current bf has some really nice tattoos and appreciates them as well!
His church doesn't LOL but thank God for long sleeves right
Tell me about it. I have so many designs that may never come to be.
Well he wears a suit to church. I don't think they make sleeveless jackets, so that would look pretty weird if he cut off the sleeves just to show them off at church...
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