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I'm all for personal freedom but I, personally, don't find any tattoos pretty or sexy. Sorry. Just don't. I'd rather invest in sexy underwear that only I know I'm wearing...
I'm all for personal freedom but I, personally, don't find any tattoos pretty or sexy. Sorry. Just don't. I'd rather invest in sexy underwear that only I know I'm wearing...
No need to be sorry If we were all the same, life would be pretty boring.
You make an excellent point... people who spend a lot of time and money on their skin art take ridiculously good care of their skin. I got my first tattoo at 18 and should probably take stock options in sunscreen companies... I have a crazy amount of unscented lotions, sunscreens, wide brim hats etc etc and have NEVER once tanned since that first tattoo, not even fake bake.
Of course, there are people who get tattoos just to be 'cool' and those are fairly easy to spot... poor lines, faded because of sun worshipping and are usually poorly placed and poorly executed.
I love my tattoos, I really do. I also see it as a life commitment and can pretty much guarantee that I will have nicer skin than the vast majority of my peers when I get older.
You just don't know that, nothing worse than wrinkled old tats all the ink blended into a blob...ithink that women who have these things on their boobs WANT the men to look at them perhaps thats the way they get someone to notice them.
No matter how great looking a women is I always deduct a point when I see a tattoo. I deduct several points when I see multiple tattoos. Women just lose something for me when I see them. This is my personal opinion of course.
I thought tatoos were cool when i was younger...now I'm glad I don't have one. I have a friend with a bright purple butterfly on her breast. And in the summer of course we wear less so I see it. I'm not gay but I even catch myself looking at it. lol
While in college in the 70s I had a well endowed female friend who liked to lay out and tan (or burn!). If any of you remember the AMC Gremlin, there was a little space man on the car, that someone took off the car and gave it to my friend as a necklace. Not thinking, she wore this necklace while laying out one day. While getting dressed, she noticed the distinct outline of the little space man on her chest. It was up enough where you could see most of it since she wore a lot of halter and tank tops. She told everybody that was her "guardian angel". lol
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nothing against tats 
but
If we were all the same, life would be pretty boring.
