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I don't like them. I won't be getting one. You can do what you want. I don't care.
The OP is funny to me. It's that whole "I don't like this" *stomps foot* "Everyone should stop doing this thing I don't like!! Other people should make their choices in ways that make me more happy or comfortable! Especially women! Don't they know that when they ruin their scenery for my eyes, it's a waste??" lol...really now...
I don't like diamonds. When will people stop buying, selling, and wearing them? I don't like the color pink. No one should wear pink shirts. It offends my eyeballs. Don't get me started on men wearing hunter woodland camo or chewing tobacco. I don't like it! They should all stop. Because obviously my opinion should matter to everyone. Harumph!!
*stage whisper* Pssst....no one cares....
Oh, and for what it's worth (utterly absolutely nothing) I have tattoos, I like tattoos, and most of my friends are tattooed. Some very heavily so. These people run the gamut from wealthy individuals with very respectable professions, all the way down to the chronic makers of poor decisions that tattooed folk are sometimes assumed to be. Like any group of people...they are mostly just people. But I can tell you that some of the most monstrous human beings to ever live, hid behind a veneer of normalcy and respectability. Your average serial killer looks just like everybody else.
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While I don't hate most tattoos, I definitely am tired of seeing people marked up all over. I think it started going sour for me when I saw my niece with small, big, and very large ink jobs all over her body, and she said that "it's addicting". I do not even want to understand this.
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However, I don't think it's going away anytime too soon.
I cant say that I hate tattoos, but I think its ugly to see women with all kinds of random tattoos on different parts of their bodies. I remember reading in a thread where one CD member put it best when he said "Ive never seen a woman with tattoos who wouldnt look better without the tatoos" or something like that.
Random sh*t like cursive writing over the breast, or some tiny something on the wrist or ankle is "UGH". But the artwork in the link I posted above I would be like "WOW!!!!"
Hehehe... you'd like mine, then. I only have large ones. In fact, the one with the flowers and the birds is pretty much in the same style as the one I have that covers most of my right calf.
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When will this fad be over? Back in the days tattoos were for sailors, criminals, bikers, etc... Now you will see many people with tattoos when you go out in public. It's a turn off for females to have tattoos for me. Some get it all over their bodies and even faces, what is this, a freak show? Even the ones with just 1 tattoo look ridiculous, it's like a permanent unnecessary logo they are walking around with. Tattoos are self inflicted scars, nothing to be proud of.
Did you have an actual question?
You asked when this fad would be over, but it's not a fad. Perhaps more research is in order.
I'd also like to recommend the C-D blogging function if all you require is a soapbox. The purpose of a discussion thread is to have, you know, an actual discussion.
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