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chicks with tattoos n whatnot tend to be less vanilla about other things

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You have to have a certain personality to get full sleeves for the most part. That personality does not get along with my personality in the long run. As a result, I don't tend to find that terribly attractive.

Eyebrow and lip piercings just make me rage and want to smack the crap out of their owners for being so fucking stupid in the first place. Most other piercings are fine. Hot chick in a corset gets ever so much hotter when you realize she's wearing a back-less dress, and still has the corset strings.

Tattoos are an expression of themselves. Why should anyone determine a certain way of how they are done.

Just because they are permanent doesn't make them bad decisions, well I guess in your and Jubber's eyes it does. But the reasoning is flawed. If you were to wear a shirt that said I am with stupid that is an expression of how child like your humor is. If you have a tattoo of a flower or something it can be interpreted to you being sensitive or in touch with nature.

I didn't realize you had such a bias against tattoo's. interesting.

My opinion is, I love them. Nothing sexier than a girl with some form or tattoo especially one that runs down her side. I hate tramp stamps solely cause I think it is a stupid spot but that is just a personal opinion. And I wouldn't want a girl who was completely covered, there is such a thing as overboard.

I have three at the moment with a few more in mind, all are easily hidden in a professional environment since I work in one.

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Not gunna lie - I've always wanted Scar's arm tattoo from FMA. Too bad my arms look like they came from a 9 year old girl... plus a lot of hair. D:

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Never been with a chick who had tattoos, but I wouldn't be totally against it.

There might be a threshold though...like if she's completely covered...idk...ehhh not my style.


I agree the cute little like ankle tattoos are nice. I like modest piercings:

ears, nose (stud, not the bull ring thing), maybe even a belly button.

Other than that, leave the body alone, it's fine as is.

That was my first thought as well. My wife has two of the cutsie tatoos. A butterfly and a hummingbird. I have a shark on my left shoulder, high enough on my arm that a short sleeve shirt hides it. Body art is interesting to me but the people who mutate themselves take it a bit far.

A good friend of mine has two 3/4 sleeves, a huge virgin mary on his back, and eyebrow rings but if he wears a dress shirt and puts in the clear studs in his brow he looks like he should be managing a bank.

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Tribal tattoo's are only worn by people who are actually in tribes and douchebags.

The permanence of tattoos is what turns me away from them, personally. I don't have any real positive or negative feelings towards people who have tattoos though. I just would never get one myself.

I just can't think of anything important or meaningful enough in the world that would warrant having it inked onto my body (in modern society at least, tribal tattoos for actual indigenous people still carry quite a bit of meaning and status- but since I'm white as can be that doesn't apply to me). A couple of you have mentioned "eh cutsie stuff is fine", but what's the point of a fairy or a flower on your ankle or wherever? In 5, 10, 20, 50 years is it still going to mean anything to you? Or is it going to make you look juvenile, or silly, or creepy, or unprofessional? Will you look at it years from now and regret ever getting it done? Because lets be honest, for every one awesome tattoo there are at least 100 terrible ones available.

Piercings can at least be taken out when you realize how retarded they can potentially make you look. I pierced my eyebrow in college and it lasted a whole semester before I had it out, but those things heal. Usually.

That doesn't mean I think people with body modifications are gross or mentally inferior or some kind of sub-human. That seems like a crazy stance to take. I'm not necessarily turned on or off by moderate body modification, it doesn't make a ton of difference because that's not really the determining factor in whether or not I find someone attractive. Excessive modification, especially with piercings on the face, will turn me away from someone though.

On the topic of women with tattoos, it does seem a lot easier to go "too far" and reach the "questionable attractiveness" threshold compared to a man with the same amount of tattoos or modification.

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Despite the seemingly random or laughable reason for my choice of tattoos... Lightning/Fire/Water/Earth/Air. They mean something to me and that is the reason I felt that they should be tattoos.

Tattoos are meant to be expressions of yourself on your body and something that you should seriously consider. It took me years to even decide if I wanted a tattoos, and then after I wanted one it took me months to make the decision on which design.

Honestly though, to each their own about their own body. I guess it falls into my your body is your own and your welcome to do what you want with it. I can see how some people don't like the look of tattoos but to me they aren't terrible. I don't like full sleeves and someone who is fully tattoo'ed but having tattoos is not a bad thing to me at least.

My mom has a tattoo of a daisy on her ankle, as do each of her sisters. They got them after their mother passed away since her favorite flowers were daisies.

It's small, classy, 'cutsie' and will always hold meaning to her and her sisters.

i get tattoos for each distinguishable period of my life. my first one was


which i got after a friend died. i found this drawing in her sketchbook. since then, i usually get a tattoo after something big happens in my life, so it helps remind me.

My reaction to those with unusual piercings is to think they're emo and needing some attention. They probably get a sense of empowerment from the very wide range of reactions they illicit from others. This may not be the case, but that's how is comes across to me. It can get kind of freakish.

Tatoos can be amazing, but the problem with "body art" is that, unlike other canvases, the body is not a canvas that ages well. A person over about the age of 35 usually is quite remorseful of this permanent youthful decision. Being in a somewhat unique position on this board of probably knowing a LOT more people over 35, I can tell you that this regret almost universal among them.

And all of these are trumped by permanent alterations to eyes, forking the tongue, branding (popular among black collegiate athletes), piercing genitalia and filing teeth into points.

One thing, though. Most of these modifications carry stories with them. While I may think someone has made a REALLY poor choice getting some of this stuff done to them, I love hearing stories about why they did it, and specifically why they chose their particular modification.

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I can agree that meaningless tattoos are meaningless and therefore avoided.
Though I had planned to get someone actually important to me.

I write, draw, and other such fun things and I wanted my sleeve to be a timeline of sorts from where I began to where I am now or where I'll have been by the time i get it done. Then to take it a bit farther I wanna theme each "era" of my life in accordance to humanity's evolution over the years.

Huts to castles to buildings to domes in space, that sort of thing you know?

Nothing a long sleeve can't cover up, and to be honest I much prefer long sleeves over short anyway. If I get into the line I work I really want to, it wouldn't bother anyone there anyway.

I'd also like to point out that I enjoy your nipple rings Dotzilla lol

One of my buddies got his nipples pierced when he was drunk. I've thought about getting one, but then I decided that I didn't want the pain.

Social norms, bro. If I walked around wearing a tin-foil hat and nothing else except a thong, you'd certainly be judgmental...and I'd probably be locked up. At least I could take off the tin foil and put on a pair of pants, once you ink up, getting rid of that shit is like curing cancer.


You should generally never do anything you can't undo, or do anything that takes a lawyer/doctor to undo...you know, like marriage. I could wear a dumb t-shirt, but it's still a better choice than the tattoo because I can take it off.


It's OK to be into weirdos. Hell, I like chubby girls, but let's not pretend that just because we find it attractive that it's the greatest thing ever. The tattoo and where it's at can tell you a lot about a girl, but usually the message is "slut," "white-trash," "airhead," or something else unflattering. I never see a tattoo on a woman and think, "you know, that there is a deeply intellectual individual who obviously has a lot of good things going on...must be a doctor."

Hey, while we're on the subject, have any of you ever noticed that chicks that get their clit pierced for some odd reason feel the need to show everybody their clam after they get it done?

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