Opinions on chest tattoos on women?

Q. im thinking of getting follow your heart tattooed across my chest just looking for opinions

A. In response to the other answerers above me, if my biggest regret in life at 50, 60, or 80 years old is a tattoo then i would say i won at life and i would be too proud of myself and my accomplishments to be worrying about a tattoo.

Now, original poster, if that is the tattoo that you like then i say go for it! It doesn't matter what any one else says about it. I have a full chest piece and i do not regret it one bit, i've had the tattoo for nine years now, still no regrets.

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Your opinion on chest tattoos on women?

Q. Soooo I'm considering getting a tattoo done not just a small flower or butterfly but a piece generally triangle shaped on my chest(After I put more thought into my design and the meaning). I love tattoos and piercing but the main reason I want a chest tattoo is to cover a heart surgery scar that I've had since age 4... Im 21 now and its somewhat faded but Im still self conscience about my scar. I know getting the tattoo will give me more confidence to wear low cut shirts and dresses that I NEVER EVER EVER WEAR outside my home. I plan to have a career in teaching but I am more then comfortable wearing high-cut attire.... since ive been doing it for this long. So can you give your opinion on what you think about chest tattoos on women. Im not worried about the inevitable sagging at 50 something issue more so when im like in my late 20s early 30s meeting some guys parents, picking a dress for my wedding..... and not trying to die alone...... you know the general

A. my daughter has a "zipper". she is currently 3. and if at any time she wants to cover that scar with a tattoo i would be 100% behind that decision. you shouldn't worry about the opinions of people you haven't met yet (future in-laws and such) you need to do what makes you happiest with your body you apparently have put alot of thought into this and are looking for a design that has meaning to you .you aren't talking about getting a flaming skull on your cleavage up to your neck.
my advice is find the design that makes you happiest get the work done and go forward with the rest of your life with a new confidence. any decent man will see that confident person and not the tattoo.
good luck.

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What do you think of tattooes on women?

Q. I think they are hideous, and make women look really common and chavvy. Lots of women who had them in the 1990s are desperately trying to get rid now.

Unless a woman is a real rock chick/goth whatever, women just look dreadful, and it's almost always the same kind of women that have them. Common as muck women. And even the rock chicks are gonna look hideous once they hit 50.

Funnily enough, the first 'suggested category' that came up when I went to post this, was lesbian, transgendered and bisexual LOL! I wonder why?!!!

What do you think?
sk matthew; did I hit a raw nerve? LOL. I thought women with tattoos may be offended, but you don't have to shout all the way through your reply. Look at the replies, most people think women with tatooes are disgusting. ALL the men that I know think they are... If I was an employer I wouldn't employ women with tatooes; they look like they've been in prison. And I sure wouldn't date one if I was a man... I'd be embarrassed to be seen with a tatooed woman. YUK.

joseph J. No homophobe comments from me; I merely stated that the category that was suggested to me by YAHOO was the lesbian and transgendered one. you are just seeing what you WANT to see. Typcial arrogant man! So maybe THEY are the ones who are homophobic. I just thought it was funny. And yes I do find that it's mostly common chavvy women and old mingers who have tattoos... Never seen any 'classy' ones with them. LOL.

A. Agree with you and all the above posters I'm afriad.... when I see women with tattoos -unless they are a 100% rock chick or goth - I think common skank. If I was a man, I would NEVER date a woman with tattooes! They are revolting and I don't know WHY women have them!

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getting boyfriends name tattooed?

Q. he already got my name tattood and he is truely faithful. im kinda nervous about it because ive never tattooed a guy's name on me. we have been 2gether for awhile. should i?
and yes we love eachother..

A. no

no no no

no no no

no no

no

just no.

you love each other NOW but there is no telling where you will be five days or 50 years from now.

hell, on mtv one time, this woman got a tattoo of her boyfriends name. they broke up then got back together and she STILL regretted getting his name tattooed because it just reminded her of all the shit they went through. so even if you were ever to break up and get back together its still a terrible idea

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Tattoos? ppl?

Q. ok! what do you think about ppl with tats? i thnk there ok to have but i wouldnt get ine! simply cause wehn you get older 50-70 you get rinkles and look gay with them! ok what do you thnk about girls with huge ones on the arms? do u find it cute or do you think it looks gross?

A. Tattoos on women are the most disgusting thing ever.
People should be original in this day and age and NOT get a tattoo.

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Women with tattoo's ...Yes or No?

Q. Women with full body tattoo's look so trashy to me...all over their neck, cartoon characters on their azz. Have women just lost their minds about what is really beautiful/attractive? Kat Von D looks like a mortician. WTF is going on with tattoo's?!?

A. Only 2 dollar whores get tattoos. There is nothing worse then seeing a 50+ something woman with saggy breast and a faded tattoo smoking a generic cigarette.

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Tattoos? ppl?

Q. ok! what do you think about ppl with tats? i thnk there ok to have but i wouldnt get ine! simply cause wehn you get older 50-70 you get rinkles and look gay with them! ok what do you thnk about girls with huge ones on the arms? do u find it cute or do you think it looks gross?

A. Tattoos on women are the most disgusting thing ever.
People should be original in this day and age and NOT get a tattoo.

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Women with tattoo's ...Yes or No?

Q. Women with full body tattoo's look so trashy to me...all over their neck, cartoon characters on their azz. Have women just lost their minds about what is really beautiful/attractive? Kat Von D looks like a mortician. WTF is going on with tattoo's?!?

A. Only 2 dollar whores get tattoos. There is nothing worse then seeing a 50+ something woman with saggy breast and a faded tattoo smoking a generic cigarette.

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what tattoo could i get that relates to the 50 shades of grey series?

Q. i'm a girl. i'm obsessed with the series. i wanna get a tattoo in honor lol
something that i know is about 50 shades of grey but maybe something that no one else would be able to figure out?

A. For the love of god, don�t do it. When you get more mature, you will definitely want it removed, and that costs a ton and hurts a lot. Or are you willing to be a 60 year old woman with a trashy novel forever engraved on your ***? (Don�t report that. I didn�t curse, I just typed asterisks.)

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Can people with Von Willebrand disease or hemophilia get tattoos?

Q. Can people with Von Willebrand disease get tattoos? The who wants it has type 2A; or will she bleed too much?

A. Yes. Von Willebrand disease (VWD) is the most common of all the rare inherited bleeding disorders. It is more common and usually milder than hemophilia..

Von Willebrand's disease is a bleeding disorder in which a blood clotting protein(von Willebrand factor and Factor VIII) in your body's blood system is missing or does not work well.

In type 2 VWD,( usually mild) the von Willebrand factor doesn't work the way it should. Type 2 is divided into subtypes: 2A, 2B, 2M, and 2N. Different gene mutations (changes) cause each type, and each is treated differently. So it's important to know the exact type of VWD that you have.

Like hemophilia, vWD is a genetic disorder that is passed from parent to child. The child of a man or a woman with vWD has a 50% chance of getting the gene. In types 1 and 2, a child inherits the gene for the disease from one parent. In type 3, the child usually inherits the gene from both parents. In those cases, the child will likely have severe symptoms,even if the parents don't have any symptoms at all. VWD affects both males and females, while hemophilia mainly affects males

When a person with hemophilia is injured, he does not bleed harder or faster than a person without hemophilia, he bleeds longer. Small cuts or surface bruises are usually not a problem, but more traumatic injuries may result in serious problems and potential disability (called "bleeding episodes").

I don't see any reason why you can not get a tattoo. If you have hemophilia, you may bleed for a longer time than others after an injury.
Tattoos are surface bruises or small cuts. They are not very deep.to cause exessive bleeding

In general, small cuts and scrapes are treated with regular first-aid: clean the cut, then apply pressure and a band-aid. Individuals with mild hemophilia can use a non-blood product called desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) to treat small bleeds.

You just have to be extra careful to avoid bleeding excessively. as non-stop bleeding can lead to death. You should inform the tattooist so he can apply pressure after he designs with his needle and to proceed very slowly.

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Do people realize you limit your employment opporunities dramicly change when you get a neck tattoo?

Q. Being asst manager at a tire shoe when your 50 is not cool. Making $8.50 an hour.

Before you get your panties in a wad.....I know there is exception to this, but not many.

A. Your question doesn't make any sense, but at least I can understand what you mean.

That's not completely true, though. Really, it depends where on the neck the tattoo is placed and what kind of job(s) you're looking for. Where I work, they don't really care at all if you have tattoos, so long as they're not vulgar. And for women, a tattoo behind the ear or on the back of the neck can easily be hidden by hair. Jeannie Mai has tattoos on her neck, and I'd say she's doing pretty damn well for herself.

Also, people don't get jobs so others will think they are cool. Most people get jobs for the sole purpose of being able to keep a roof over their head and food on the table. Not everyone can go out and follow their dreams, and not everyone has the desire to make a lot of money. Some people prefer a simpler life.

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What do you think about tattoos on a teacher?

Q. I'm going to be a high school teacher and I super conscious of where my tattoos go. I like tattoos very much be feel afraid of society's reactions.
My husband does tattoos so hopefully you get the idea of my joy of tattoos.
Thank you, Inge, but I'm afraid children won't take me seriously because of tattoos.

A. Haha, if I didn't know better it could have been me asking this very question! I'm currently doing a degree in history and am hoping to take a PGCE (I'm in the UK) and go into secondary history teaching. And I have the very same issue. After a lot of deliberation I eventually moved onto my upper arms, but I do feel nervous that I'm always going to have to wear half length sleeves or longer, I'm not good with heat! (fortunately that doesn't come about so much in England, and the hottest period of the year is holiday anyway!). But I'm desperate to go onto my lower arms, I don't feel my arms are close to complete yet, but I'm only 21 and worry at this age that I might be making a mistake about deciding for myself to always wear long sleeves for the next four decades or more of my life. So I'm going to wait until I'm in the job and then make my decision.

Anyway sorry I'm rambling without answering your question. Personally, obviously, I have zero problem with tattoos on teachers. I also think you'll find that you won't lose any respect from the children; if anything (if you're talking about secondary teaching) you're more likely to gain respect from them. When a teacher at my school would let slip that he or she had a hidden tattoo somewhere we saw it as the coolest thing. I think to kids it turns you into more of a human and less of an ogre. There might be the occasional student who takes this to mean you don't have the same level of authority, but I think that attitude would be well into the minority and nothing that the correct discipline couldn't see to.

I think the biggest problem is the parents and the school itself. I tried to do a bit of research before moving onto my arms as to attitudes schools take to teachers with *visible* tattoos. Most of the people I spoke to (generally teachers) said their school either forbids visible ink all together, or allows it on a discretionary basis as long as it's relatively subtle and not a full sleeve or throat tattoo or anything too in your face. I've yet to come across a school that allows its teachers to display all and any amount of ink freely, but this is in England, attitudes could well vary all over the world, they might even vary within this country, I've only researched probably within a 50 mile radius. The work I'd be having on my forearms would be more than a subtle little thing so this is why I'm leaving it for now. But I spoke to a couple of teachers I know, husband and wife, one has one full sleeve and the other has both arms fully sleeved. They simply wear long sleeves, and say it's never been a problem for them. The woman simply wears loose fitting thin material when it's very warm.

So I think as long as your tattoos have the ability to be hidden (ie anywhere other than hands, neck and face) then you won't have any problem as long as you're willing to wear the clothing to cover them, if you do end up working for a school who will not allow it. Nobody has to know about your hidden tattoos at the end of the day!

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Do people realize you limit your employment opporunities dramicly change when you get a neck tattoo?

Q. Being asst manager at a tire shoe when your 50 is not cool. Making $8.50 an hour.

Before you get your panties in a wad.....I know there is exception to this, but not many.

A. Your question doesn't make any sense, but at least I can understand what you mean.

That's not completely true, though. Really, it depends where on the neck the tattoo is placed and what kind of job(s) you're looking for. Where I work, they don't really care at all if you have tattoos, so long as they're not vulgar. And for women, a tattoo behind the ear or on the back of the neck can easily be hidden by hair. Jeannie Mai has tattoos on her neck, and I'd say she's doing pretty damn well for herself.

Also, people don't get jobs so others will think they are cool. Most people get jobs for the sole purpose of being able to keep a roof over their head and food on the table. Not everyone can go out and follow their dreams, and not everyone has the desire to make a lot of money. Some people prefer a simpler life.

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what tattoo could i get that relates to the 50 shades of grey series?

Q. i'm a girl. i'm obsessed with the series. i wanna get a tattoo in honor lol
something that i know is about 50 shades of grey but maybe something that no one else would be able to figure out?

A. For the love of god, don’t do it. When you get more mature, you will definitely want it removed, and that costs a ton and hurts a lot. Or are you willing to be a 60 year old woman with a trashy novel forever engraved on your ***? (Don’t report that. I didn’t curse, I just typed asterisks.)

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What do you think about tattoos on a teacher?

Q. I'm going to be a high school teacher and I super conscious of where my tattoos go. I like tattoos very much be feel afraid of society's reactions.
My husband does tattoos so hopefully you get the idea of my joy of tattoos.
Thank you, Inge, but I'm afraid children won't take me seriously because of tattoos.

A. Haha, if I didn't know better it could have been me asking this very question! I'm currently doing a degree in history and am hoping to take a PGCE (I'm in the UK) and go into secondary history teaching. And I have the very same issue. After a lot of deliberation I eventually moved onto my upper arms, but I do feel nervous that I'm always going to have to wear half length sleeves or longer, I'm not good with heat! (fortunately that doesn't come about so much in England, and the hottest period of the year is holiday anyway!). But I'm desperate to go onto my lower arms, I don't feel my arms are close to complete yet, but I'm only 21 and worry at this age that I might be making a mistake about deciding for myself to always wear long sleeves for the next four decades or more of my life. So I'm going to wait until I'm in the job and then make my decision.

Anyway sorry I'm rambling without answering your question. Personally, obviously, I have zero problem with tattoos on teachers. I also think you'll find that you won't lose any respect from the children; if anything (if you're talking about secondary teaching) you're more likely to gain respect from them. When a teacher at my school would let slip that he or she had a hidden tattoo somewhere we saw it as the coolest thing. I think to kids it turns you into more of a human and less of an ogre. There might be the occasional student who takes this to mean you don't have the same level of authority, but I think that attitude would be well into the minority and nothing that the correct discipline couldn't see to.

I think the biggest problem is the parents and the school itself. I tried to do a bit of research before moving onto my arms as to attitudes schools take to teachers with *visible* tattoos. Most of the people I spoke to (generally teachers) said their school either forbids visible ink all together, or allows it on a discretionary basis as long as it's relatively subtle and not a full sleeve or throat tattoo or anything too in your face. I've yet to come across a school that allows its teachers to display all and any amount of ink freely, but this is in England, attitudes could well vary all over the world, they might even vary within this country, I've only researched probably within a 50 mile radius. The work I'd be having on my forearms would be more than a subtle little thing so this is why I'm leaving it for now. But I spoke to a couple of teachers I know, husband and wife, one has one full sleeve and the other has both arms fully sleeved. They simply wear long sleeves, and say it's never been a problem for them. The woman simply wears loose fitting thin material when it's very warm.

So I think as long as your tattoos have the ability to be hidden (ie anywhere other than hands, neck and face) then you won't have any problem as long as you're willing to wear the clothing to cover them, if you do end up working for a school who will not allow it. Nobody has to know about your hidden tattoos at the end of the day!

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can you give me a rough estimate and price range for this tattoo?

Q. well a friend and I are wanting to get a tattoo tomorrow. since it's my first one I want to start small, so I want to get the Roman numeral for three on my wrist, but not bigger than a quarter or so. And in black ink. How much do you estimate that could be?

A. I feel like I should copy and paste from my last post. Are you sure you should get one on your wrist, a lot of companies do not like seeing tats on their employees specially a woman.

The tat should cost around $40-50, if it is as small as I think it is.

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