Quality half sleeve - tattoo's like or not? Need opinions please ladies.

Question

Tattoos seem to be much more common and acceptable in today's society...I'm planning on getting a half sleeve in a month however just wanted to iron out some issues before, I'm going to a VERY reputable tattoo shop that isn't cheap and does HIGH quality tattoos (celebrities have gotten tattoos here), Also I've wanted the same tattoo for about 3 years, Also if I wear a t shirt or a polo shirt my tattoo will be covered for work purposes ( I work in a fairly formal field and do very well so I don't want people to think less of me because of it)

1. Are tattoos deal breakers

2. Do you think less of people with tattoos

3. What is your overall perception of people with tattoos?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I am open minded, so no they are not deal breakers nor do I think less of you although the placement of the tattoo (face, head, eyes) and what the tattoo is (cuss words, jailhouse or whatever) may cause me to question your sanity, and depending on your attitude you may or may not seem approachable. Just beause a celebrity went there does not mean that it is a good tattoo or messed up in someway. Do some proper research. Find someone that specializes in the field (portrait, bio-mechanical...etc...), check out their prior work/customers. The man that tattooed "The Rock" from _____________Tattoo's may not be there anymore or een the one that tattoos you. Check out Tattoo nightmares, Ink Masters, Black Ink, for an idea of what to look for. Most of all check out on-line reviews, go and watch that person work. Good work does cost good money and for the most parts tattoos are for ever - make sure you get the best for your money.

About the only thing that I do not like are "Tramp Stamps" but to each their own.

It's a form of expression. I am a nudist. I know that it is not for everyone, nor are tattoos but if it is your thing what does it matter what a few narrow minded people. As an retired chef, ex-military and working on a carnival for a few years I know the need of having them in places that they can be easily concealed. They shouldn't cause a problem but as there are a lot of narrow minded people out there.

I like tattoos that tell or convey a story. Like a castle, dragon, fighting knights and wizards, full moon and other similar scenarios.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

i'd say tattoo's and piercings have never been anymore common or accepted on women than they are now so don't see why these same girls wouldn't like tattoo's on guys . I know around here lots of girls have tattoo's and body piercings like belly button are common and even a lot of the more average girls have them here not just party girls . however girls are more likely to get small tattoo's on feet , back , neck , ribs , areas that aren't really visble and can be hidden I notice , than lets say big tattoo's that are visible but a lot of the girls here have tattoo's there just hard to notice

1xadzy3dgSG · Accepted Answer

1. I'm assuming you mean for dating purposes. No, I find tattoos to be quite attractive. And, I love seeing the story behind them. And, they're just, yes.

2. The only times I ever look down on a person who has tattoo is if it's extremely offensive (for instance, on this show, this guy had a swastika tattooed on him). I definitely think less of people like that, but I don't think less of people with tattoos in general.

3. Tattoos are so common nowadays (I mean, even elementary school teachers and lawyers have them), that I don't really have an overall perception about a person. Though, I do have quite a soft spot for full sleeves.

I say, you've obviously done your research, and it's not like the tattoo would really be seen if you were at work (though, one time I saw a guy who had a neck tattoo whist he was working), so I don't really see any problem with it even for people whom may not like tattoos or think less of people whom have them.

Daph81 · Accepted Answer

1. No

2. No, but only if they're classy instead of trashy. So, no naked girls or ex-gf's names or a garrish photo of your mother or a cat's anus.

3. depends on the tattoos they have. A generic tattoo like some random Chinese character would make me think the person is also just like anyone else, not special, generic. A unique and interesting and tasteful one, placed perfectly, says that the person knows what they want and knows what is aesthetically good.

But I'm not a big fan of sleeves, half or full. Sorry.. If it's a big tattoo, then I like tattoos that consist of just one picture, that covers a big area, example: a dragon on the back (now this is just an example). I'm not a fan of tattoos that look "crowded".

MaskofInsanity · Accepted Answer

I'm biased. I'm tattooed and really appreciate quality art.

1. Not at all.

2. No.

3. It depends on the tattoo. If someone has a swastika or something ludicrous, of course I'll think badly of them. If it's a small butterfly or a heart, I'll assume they got it when they were young and aren't really into tattoos. If it's a big, detailed piece, I admire it and move on. I generally don't make any assumptions on the person's personality based on their ink. Everyone has a different story and different reason to tattoo their bodies.

samhradh_leannan · Answer

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of tattoos. It's really not because I don't like how they look (although there are definitely some horrendous looking tattoos out there). It's more because when I think about the long-term picture (you will have that tattoo when you're 70), getting a tattoo frankly seems like a stupid thing to do. Tattoos are not an immediate deal breaker for me by any means, but I'm in the market for a serious long-term relationship, and I'm not that enchanted by the idea of looking at the same tattoo every day for the rest of my life OR the idea of seeing a tattoo on my partner once they are, shall we say, past their physical prime. So again, it's not a complete deal breaker or anything, but it's not something I'm terribly keen on.

Anonymous · Answer

Personally  I love tattoos! I'm very into body modification (piercings, tattoos) I mean I figure if you want it you should get it when you are sure you want it! I would be totally fine with a man who has a sleeve as long as he doesn't have naked women in it or something along those lines! I think you are wise in getting enough that can be deemed professional and can be hidden! We are heading into an age where I think eventually (in the next 10 years) tattoos will be seen as OK and will be more accepted in the work place (of course as long as they are appropriate)!

lulubear · Answer

1. No, in fact I love them?

2. I think that they're not boring or too straight edged. I have an opinion of them but it isn't bad

3. I think they're chill.

BUT, I think you need to be fit for a tattoo. Like if your arms arms are like grocery bags filled with pudding you shouldn't get tatts. But if you have toned arms go for it,

Anonymous · Answer

1. No, and I think it makes some guys look even more attractive. Tasteful tattoos are really cool.

2. No, unless they've gone and tattooed their forehead or got something really stupid or offensive.

3. I don't think I have a particular perception of people with tattoos, because many different types of people have them. I don't think having tattoos is a negative thing though.

MissConfused93 · Answer

1. I love tattoos!  2. I love guys with tattoos! 3. I love people with tattoos!  I love sleeves they're great

rose2014cheer · Answer

1. No 2. It depends on the tattoo they have and where it is but usually no 3. I think that a lot of people with tattoos are creative

Cottoncandydreams · Answer

Tatted men are hot. Sleeves are sexy 1. No 2.No 3. Cool,interesting, high pain tolerance.

Anonymous · Answer

I think tattoos are hot on guys!

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