what do you think of woman with tattoos?sleeves and kneck tattoos?

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A. i think that if she has a crap attitude then she is ugly and if she had a good attitude/personality then it's a ++ if your attractive to people then the tattoos don't rely matter i personally like them but my GF right now has none and I'm cool with it if she gets some of not.

so in short girl with tattoo's = Pretty

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POLL: What do you think of tattoos?

Q. Guys: On women? On yourself?
Girls: On guys? On yourself?

I like meaningful tattoos on guys and I really want to get a small tattoo when I'm older. But I mean cute ones, not skulls and bones and weird crap.

A. Tattoos are pieces of art to express someone, they're awesome.

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When you see someone with a tattoo what is your first thought?

Q. I have four tattoos, i want to get one fixed and get another one. But my moms boyfriend told me that : Visible tattoos are unprofessional looking: Many people associate tattoos with low-class individuals, and not professional, thoughtful, dynamic people. From a professional standpoint, this popular but misconstrued attitude can hurt a person with a tattoo during the job interview process. Many tattoo artists will refuse to iunk a person on their neck just for this reason. Women with tattoos are indecent: The so-called “tramp-stamps”, or tattoos that many women have on their lower backs are often associated with a promiscuous lifestyle. While this attitude is diminishing, it is still prevalent in many cultures, and women should be aware of the connotation that a tattoo in this location could have. Is this true do most people believe this crap??
The four tattoos I have now can all be hidden. I have one on my ankel, the back of my leg, my lower back and my upper shoulder. Sure when I bend down you can see my lower one and in the summer all of them are visible on the beach. I just got my EMT license and thinking about goingout for the fire dept. Im going to school to either become a nurse or own my own business. I just dont like being judged bc Im expressing my life through body art
Im not offended by people who say ewww or think they are "trashy" but if you feel that way could you explain why you feel that way

A. I don't believe any of those stereotypes. Usually if I see someone with a tattoo I'm interested in what it is and perhaps how they chose it. I think the stigma that comes with a tattoo is ridiculous.

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Have you ever seen people disrobing in a restaurant to show off a tattoo?

Q. I have seen people do this a few times. They think that "No shirt, No shoes, No service, does'nt apply to them because their crap tattoo is really important. Tattoos have historically been consider 'low class" and I think this kind of behaviour confirms it.

A. I saw a woman take off her pants to show off a tattoo that went from her hip to her knee. We were in a nice Italian restaurant and everything. I was shocked and appalled.

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Why do women expect men to shave every ounce of hair off their entire body?

Q. i mean seriously women want us guys to shave our mustache, beard, chest, legs, heck even our pubic area. the only hair women like on guys is the hair on their head. i mean come on ladies don't you think you're taking it to far?

A. there are still plenty of women that like hair on men. At least women over 30 or so.

If I had to shave everything by the time I got finished I'd have to start all over where I began. Got hair everywhere but my forehead, palms, and soles of my feet. Unfortunately, as has been mentioned, being that way is not as popular as it used to be. But Sean Connery still gets away with it. Always did. And I think he's never had much trouble getting laid. Me neither.

In fairness, I don't care if women shave anything either. Actually prefer that they don't.

This new hair is gross crap is rooted in capitalism. No money to be made off of people that are content to be the way they were made. Had to ride the bus home the other day, and jesus, it was an eye-opener. Mexican kids with foot high cockatoo do's, black girls with multicolored, braided, two hundred dollar medusa-like tangles of greasy strings, white suburban punks with those ridiculous three inch long cones sticking through their ears. Bull rings in their snoots. Pierced this, pierced that. Tattoos everwhere that look like they were done with knitting needles and prune juice. Now we're supposed to get rid of all the hair that's not on our heads.

Culturally manipulated twits. The lot. And any woman that expects a guy to shave everything deserves the sort of spineless pushover that would accomodate her.

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Would this work to ward off men from an attractive women?

Q. Having an attractive woman wear something that indicates she's gay: eg. a rainbow collar.
Do you think that would work at all?

A. No way! I'm a straight man, and for some reason I find myself to be attracted pretty strongly to bi and gay women. That sounds bad, but really- sexuality is kind of a spectrum. Are you 100% straight? Really, really, really 100%? Not 99%? Or maybe 90%? How about 80%? I've had relationships with women who were primarily into women, but occasionally were attracted to men.

It's not about "turning them straight" or anything like that- I just find that if they're that in touch with themselves, and have the fortitude to be open and accepting of something that mainstream society would expect them to keep in the closet (less these days, thank god), then they are sometimes fun, creative, interesting people. It's stupid to generalize and make these stereotypes, I'm really just speaking about a few individuals in my past- but to answer your question, the "gay" indicator would have to be very strong, and very "anti-man, don't even ask", to put me off.

Example- i know a woman who wears a mullet, no makeup, really unattractive clothing, has a lot of gay tattoos, and is constantly ogling women and talking crap on men- I am definitely not attracted to her! There just isn't a question, and she's made it very clear in regular conversation that she has zero attraction to men, and she's pushed the "butch" thing to the extreme. In my eyes, she is no longer attractive.

If a woman is straight, or likes men, she will have a very hard time hiding behind a little flag unless she is also a very good actress.

A better way to "ward off" men might be a nice big engagement ring, and maybe some religious paraphernalia- cross, bible, etc.

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Can You Use Regular Tattoo Ink For Tattooing Permanent Makeup? Is there a difference in the pigments?

Q. Is there a difference between the pigments? Why can't tattoo ink be used for permanent makeup?

A. Sure but it might look like crap.

Anyone that gets permanent makeup is making a mistake, I don't like a lot of makeup on women and I actually prefer none at all. If you get permanent makeup via tattooing, and then sometime down the road change your mind, it will be ten times harder to get it removed than a regular tatoo because of the proximity of your eyes. Think about it. Just use the temp stuff and when you're alone you can wash it all off and just be yourself.

ps: I don't mind a classy tattoo, I have a few myself.

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Why is getting a tattoo such an agonising choice?

Q. For the people who actually think about it and not get a tattoo while they are drunk or something and regret it later, why do you think it's such an agonizing choice? Is it because you know it's permanent and it has to mean something?
Yes they have laser tattoo removal now and supposedly wrecking balm but think about how expensive the laser treatment is, some say it's just as expensive if not more so than getting the actual tattoo. So if were going to laser it for sure, what would be the point of getting a tattoo. I personally wouldn't want a huge tattoo or put it somewhere obvious, I just want one or two small, discreet ones.

A. Because it is a big decision! You're permanently scarring your body for life. It is a lifestyle change, especially with larger tattoos. You're immediately a different class of person, in the eyes of some. Things that have been factors in my decisions in the past include -

This will be on show in a wedding dress if I get married, do I really want that? (I came to the conclusion I'd wear a long sleeved high backed dress if I get married!).

This will mean I'll have to wear long sleeves for work on hot days - can I cope with that? (I came to the conclusion that floaty, loose fitting long sleeved tops are just as good at keeping you cool as t-shirts are!).

This will mean I'll never have pure skin again, do I really want that? (I eventually deciphered that this was just cold feet before getting my first, and that inked skin is no less pure than uninked).

This will mean some men would be put off wanting to be with me, would I want that? (I decided that if someone was as shallow to judge me on the surface of my skin, and that much of a prude, I wouldn't want him anyway!).

They will look horrible when I'm an old woman, on wrinkly skin, do I want that? (I came to the conclusion that 1. you don't see many old women walking around flashing their bodies, 2. my skin will be horrible and wrinkly with or without ink, 3. it's only such a weird thought because you don't see many tattooed old women, but by the time I'm old it'll be far more common, 4. even if they end up looking completely crap when I am old, the meaning behind each one of them will still remain in my mind and in my heart, which is more important than the appearance of them to me, and 5. I would prefer to get to my deathbed knowing I have lived my life as I wanted while I was young enough to enjoy it, instead of holding back on doing the things I wanted, because we all die anyway and then we are just bodies in the ground - there is no point to life, we're just here for the duration, so make the most of it while you can).

This will mean that I'll be 'one of them' instead of 'one of us' - is that too much of a lifestyle change? (I decided certainly not and hopped right over to the 'dark side' mwahaha).

All things like that. None of those decisions were made lightly or quickly. Getting tattoos is a big lifestyle change, particularly if you get extensive work. So you just need to take your time with it, dont rush into anything, you have a long life ahead of you.

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Why do women expect men to shave every ounce of hair off their entire body?

Q. i mean seriously women want us guys to shave our mustache, beard, chest, legs, heck even our pubic area. the only hair women like on guys is the hair on their head. i mean come on ladies don't you think you're taking it to far?

A. there are still plenty of women that like hair on men. At least women over 30 or so.

If I had to shave everything by the time I got finished I'd have to start all over where I began. Got hair everywhere but my forehead, palms, and soles of my feet. Unfortunately, as has been mentioned, being that way is not as popular as it used to be. But Sean Connery still gets away with it. Always did. And I think he's never had much trouble getting laid. Me neither.

In fairness, I don't care if women shave anything either. Actually prefer that they don't.

This new hair is gross crap is rooted in capitalism. No money to be made off of people that are content to be the way they were made. Had to ride the bus home the other day, and jesus, it was an eye-opener. Mexican kids with foot high cockatoo do's, black girls with multicolored, braided, two hundred dollar medusa-like tangles of greasy strings, white suburban punks with those ridiculous three inch long cones sticking through their ears. Bull rings in their snoots. Pierced this, pierced that. Tattoos everwhere that look like they were done with knitting needles and prune juice. Now we're supposed to get rid of all the hair that's not on our heads.

Culturally manipulated twits. The lot. And any woman that expects a guy to shave everything deserves the sort of spineless pushover that would accomodate her.

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Would this work to ward off men from an attractive women?

Q. Having an attractive woman wear something that indicates she's gay: eg. a rainbow collar.
Do you think that would work at all?

A. No way! I'm a straight man, and for some reason I find myself to be attracted pretty strongly to bi and gay women. That sounds bad, but really- sexuality is kind of a spectrum. Are you 100% straight? Really, really, really 100%? Not 99%? Or maybe 90%? How about 80%? I've had relationships with women who were primarily into women, but occasionally were attracted to men.

It's not about "turning them straight" or anything like that- I just find that if they're that in touch with themselves, and have the fortitude to be open and accepting of something that mainstream society would expect them to keep in the closet (less these days, thank god), then they are sometimes fun, creative, interesting people. It's stupid to generalize and make these stereotypes, I'm really just speaking about a few individuals in my past- but to answer your question, the "gay" indicator would have to be very strong, and very "anti-man, don't even ask", to put me off.

Example- i know a woman who wears a mullet, no makeup, really unattractive clothing, has a lot of gay tattoos, and is constantly ogling women and talking crap on men- I am definitely not attracted to her! There just isn't a question, and she's made it very clear in regular conversation that she has zero attraction to men, and she's pushed the "butch" thing to the extreme. In my eyes, she is no longer attractive.

If a woman is straight, or likes men, she will have a very hard time hiding behind a little flag unless she is also a very good actress.

A better way to "ward off" men might be a nice big engagement ring, and maybe some religious paraphernalia- cross, bible, etc.

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