That happened to me today in the market of all places. We talked for a minute.
I would never judge someone for their ink. Even if a tattoo turns out badly (the person should have researched artists) but they are still asking an artist to do the art. They are not tattooing themselves.
Also what you like in art is not the same as the person wearing it. They obviously have a reason for it. Asking is a way find out.
I had someone cross a restaurant waiting area to ask about mine, broke the ice with: "So tell me about your ink."
I have mostly realism tattoos, and of my working dogs that people knew as they watched them train and grow through many months. So I'm used to people asking about certain dogs. Or bringing up memories of them.
This guy was the most "in your face" as an otherwise stranger though.
When I came to my friend who had passed it ended up bonding us when he mentioned his did too. In similar unusual fashions. It had a very "wonder if our friends are here with us striking this convo" feel to it, we both mentioned too.
All in all people have been respectful and curious. Thankfully. Nothing I wouldn't be to anyone else I'm curious of either.
I think she must have had a difficult past to want to cover her body,
My mom is a beautiful woman, she has a little tattoo at her wrist, she did it 2 years ago, to remind herself to
“Just Breathe.”
I think people who have tattoos must not be judged, but rather talked to and empathized, as to what made them choose to make their bodies the piece of art or a reminder of something.
Stuff like that used to happen at my old place. I remember looking down at myself sleeping while an old shook me and pulled at me.
A few times I woke up to find a woman in a white night dress with black eyes silently riding my dick and I couldn't move or speak. She was just expressionless looking at me. I came hard 3 times one night and woke up to find myself soaked in my own cum and something else.
I used to wake up sometimes on my back outside my bed, sometimes in weird places with carpet burns on my back and butt.
Another time I had this dream that I was fighting for my life against something in my bedroom and I couldn't get out of the room, when I awoke I had a knife in my hand and my bedroom door was locked from the outside, I had to bust my door open. I was worried in case I'd stabbed someone or there was a burglar but it was just me at home and all the doors and windows were locked from the inside.
I used to see shadow figures all around the house, often just looking at me. All stopped when I moved.
Most people get plastic surgery because they can't come to terms with something about themselves. They're lying to themselves because they project their insecurities onto other people.
So they would feel in a sense naked, as if you could see them the way they see themselves if they acknowledged their plastic surgery.
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u My reaction is usually something like, "What a tragedy!" uttered silently in my head.
I feel sorry for her because she will most likely wake up with the regret of it if she hasn't already.
I hate the arrogant pig headed stupidity of youth. I am speaking from my own experience here and how I thought I knew how things should be with no life experience, just the desire to tell be they couldn't tell me what to do.
I'm just glad my mistakes aren't body mutilations.
When I see someone wearing a cop uniform, I assum they are a cop.
When I see someone wearing a clown suit, I assume they are a clown.
When I see someone wearing a skin paint suit, I assume they are someone with a fucked up past, and probably future, too.
It doesn't bother me, we all have imperfections. I figure that she'll probably be one of the millions of people our age to get her ink lasered off in the future. Tattoos have really come into vogue in the last 20-ish years and it's led to a LOT of really ugly pieces.
I just shake my head. there was a woman who I knew from where I worked. She was really a beautiful girl but she had a big dragonfly tattoo on her neck. One day I asked her what ever possessed her to get this thing on her neck. She told me she did it because her boyfriend had one just like it on his neck. Then she told me the boyfriend dumped her soon after that.
Really beautiful woman = sweet.
Tatted up beautiful woman = even better.
Its her tattoos. They aren't meant for me or for beauty necessarily. As long as she likes them and feels sexy with them, that's all that matters to me.
She ruined her body. I see it as another form of self harm along with cutting, cosmetic surgery, multiple piercings in odd places, obesity, etc. When women get depressed they usually cope by destroying their bodies.
If they are really big and ugly it's really hideous, not kidding, they ruin your looks.
what is ugly for me can be beautiful for someone else...
I don't pay much attention, in general, to other people...
First thing she is going to stay human
And i will respect her whit tattoos or no.
I wil think what is resen make her do to her self like this.
And if she was having beautiful tattoos this thing will tourn me on 😅
They look the same as a building covered in graffiti. They aren't the homes or neighborhoods you want to be in.
m feel sorry for her
she ruined natural beauty
Tattoos are cute so I don't have a issue with that
I think: "Again?"
I should know better by now, but somehow I can still be surprised and disappointed, even in 2024.
u at least three or four different artworks I could draw and cover the bad one tattoo to make it better
Tattoos are invariably personal and it’s down to the person if they like them or not.
It’s her body and I have no problems with them.
"I don't get it, but that doesn't mean there's not something interesting about them. If I get the chance I'll ask her about them."
I think about a piece of art I had damaged in shipping years ago. It was restored as best as it could, but I can always tell where it is. Irritates the shite out of me. Or a keyed car.
