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In the years past, I did not really like the look of women with tattoos, but that was when they were getting a rose on their chest or a small tattoo on the back or hip.
Now, I suppose it is more acceptable, to some, and the tattoos are much more intricate.
Now, I actually love seeing women with sleeves, etc, as long as they were done right.
I was wanting mine to be a half sleeve, but it didn't turn out that way, it is kinda big though.
@birdinmigration, I am not looking for an argument, but an answer.
I think you actually are looking for an argument, the evidence being your inability to accept the reasons that people have posted here for not particularly liking tattoos and doggedly trying to prove them wrong.
If you were just looking for an answer, you would say "Huh, that's interesting. Thank you for your opinion." But you continue to argue your points to an endless degree.
This has nothing to do with having tattoos (unless it's another attention-getter), does it?
I think you actually are looking for an argument, the evidence being your inability to accept the reasons that people have posted here for not particularly liking tattoos and doggedly trying to prove them wrong.
If you were just looking for an answer, you would say "Huh, that's interesting. Thank you for your opinion." But you continue to argue your points to an endless degree.
This has nothing to do with having tattoos (unless it's another attention-getter), does it?
There are no real reasons being given in my opinion. People are basically just trying to degrade people with tattoos, calling them names, and making assumptions. They are not giving true reasons.
Now just a minute ago I thought of these threads going on because I was saying something to my SO about hickeys. I can't stand to see a hickey on someone. It just does not look good. What I said after that was, "I guess that's how people who don't like tattoos feel when they see them."
I am not looking for an argument and if you will notice the name of my thread, it is, "Behavior towards tattoos."
In the other thread about tattoos and maybe this one, I am not certain, they are basically saying people with tattoos are people in prison, people that do drugs, people who are promiscuous, etc.
Well, I am none of those things and it is still not a reason WHY they show such negative behavior towards people with tattoos, and that is my question.
I just have a few questions about tatoos or body art, because I'm more curious about some things I have seen lately. One is I saw an employer at a part time job specify no visible tatoos. So all these younger men came in with bandages on thier necks. I honestly thought they all cut themself shaving. I thought how strange so many of them with cut necks. When they all started sharing tatoo stories. Then the explanation was given for the bandages.
So my question is this. This was just a mediocre part time job. So I'm assuming a much more technical high paying career job, could be off limits for many people with numerous tatoos. So is employment limited for people covered with tatoos or is it opening up more now?
My 2nd question is in regards to seeing many people with full body art on them, not just a few tatoos. The gym I go to seems to have a high percentage of its clientelle that fit that description. More and more every week. Its a neighborhood gym and not crowded, so you see the same people all the time. My instinct is to say hi or nod a hello but the vibe is cold. I notice its colder than any gym I have ever worked out in. I don't want to be judgemental or rude about it, but I feel the people with all the tatoos/body art seem rather cold and unfriendly, to most any person that is not like them. Maybe I'm wrong but it looks that way. Places have a vibe and people have instincts. Gyms are where you go to workout at and not socialize for many of us, but this is something else. There is like this superiority that comes off with them.
So my question is do people with full body art, men, woman both. Are they more prone to give off that type of vibe, and basically only acknowledge people like them. Even if its just the ususal hello, that humans say when they see the same people over and over in uncrowded places.
I don't want to form an impression but I'm wondering. Are many of these people sort of living outside of society when they cover their entire body in tatoos. If employment is difficult to find. If people sense a lack of friendliness. I was reading a story where an apt would not rent to a man, that even tatooed his entire face. Then what is real reason for all the body art. I don't understand and you can't blame people for being curious. Where we see it so much now in every day life.
So my question is this. This was just a mediocre part time job. So I'm assuming a much more technical high paying career job, could be off limits for many people with numerous tatoos. So is employment limited for people covered with tatoos or is it opening up more now?
The opposite actually, even the FBI does not care about tattoos. The higher paying jobs are higher paying because the focus is on skills, and the skills are in demand hence the high pay. The more specialized/high demand skills a job has, the less focus there is on non job related garbage.
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Originally Posted by Jimrob1
So my question is do people with full body art, men, woman both. Are they more prone to give off that type of vibe, and basically only acknowledge people like them. Even if its just the ususal hello, that humans say when they see the same people over and over in uncrowded places.
Never encountered this, and I have been to gyms all over the US.
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I don't spend much time thinking about them. I don't plan to ever get one, I wouldn't want something that permanent on me. Whatever floats your boats. On a partner, aside from maybe something small not a fan.
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