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My cousin who's only 15 wants one, her mum is mad and says that people will judge her.
Do you think it's fair to judge someone for getting tattoos? Whether a friend or potential partner
I am not usually judgy but if someone has something more than a small tattoo I have often found that it comes with a particular "attitude" which is a big turnoff.
Do you think it's fair to judge someone for getting tattoos? Whether a friend or potential partner
I am not usually judgy but if someone has something more than a small tattoo I have often found that it comes with a particular "attitude" which is a big turnoff.
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anybody can judge anybody however they want - it's a free world and you have freedom of thought
as for me, I judge people with tattoos in certain ways, but not in particularly negative ways - I'll judge them as being "less educated" because of the stereotypes of people who have tattoos in our culture, but not less friendly
as for me, I judge people with tattoos in certain ways, but not in particularly negative ways - I'll judge them as being "less educated" because of the stereotypes of people who have tattoos in our culture, but not less friendly
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It depends on the tattoo/location. Normally I am indifferent to them, but a swastika on the forehead sends the wrong message.
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(Original post by zippity.doodah)
anybody can judge anybody however they want - it's a free world and you have freedom of thought
as for me, I judge people with tattoos in certain ways, but not in particularly negative ways - I'll judge them as being "less educated" because of the stereotypes of people who have tattoos in our culture, but not less friendly
anybody can judge anybody however they want - it's a free world and you have freedom of thought
as for me, I judge people with tattoos in certain ways, but not in particularly negative ways - I'll judge them as being "less educated" because of the stereotypes of people who have tattoos in our culture, but not less friendly
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Well, I can't really help it with guys and girls who have spiders and skulls on their heads. It's horrendous.
I find small and elegant ones on the body super sexy though.
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I find small and elegant ones on the body super sexy though.
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(Original post by bassbabe)
it was acceptable in the 80sssss, it was acceptable at the tiiiimmmee
it was acceptable in the 80sssss, it was acceptable at the tiiiimmmee
and how's tryna get hench going?
(Original post by Anonymous)
My cousin who's only 15 wants one, her mum is mad and says that people will judge her.Do you think it's fair to judge someone for getting tattoos? Whether a friend or potential partnerI am not usually judgy but if someone has something more than a small tattoo I have often found that it comes with a particular "attitude" which is a big turnoff.
My cousin who's only 15 wants one, her mum is mad and says that people will judge her.Do you think it's fair to judge someone for getting tattoos? Whether a friend or potential partnerI am not usually judgy but if someone has something more than a small tattoo I have often found that it comes with a particular "attitude" which is a big turnoff.
Me personally, I see tats so many times that I just ignore them, think nothing of them. As far as attraction, I can look passed it but I'd never get in a relationship with some face or chest tatted chick.
It depends on the placement, the size, the quality, the meaning, the amount of tats she has.
I don't agree with the attitude thing, women from all backgrounds and social classes get tats.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I wouldn't judge them as being less educated, a lot of the people I've met with tattoos are actually the middle class musical/hipster sort or the middle class into punk and rock sort. People like that tend to have different values to me though
I wouldn't judge them as being less educated, a lot of the people I've met with tattoos are actually the middle class musical/hipster sort or the middle class into punk and rock sort. People like that tend to have different values to me though
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But Im not aiming for a 6 pack cus thats gross on a girl imo lol 
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(Original post by Man.bear.pig)
lol why you talkin like that?
and how's tryna get hench going?
anyway erm "acceptable" is an interesting word. there's no one deciding what is acceptable or not. it's up to you how you treat people. Everyone has a right to their opinions though.
Me personally, I see tats so many times that I just ignore them, think nothing of them. As far as attraction, I can look passed it but I'd never get in a relationship with some face or chest tatted chick.
It depends on the placement, the size, the quality, the meaning, the amount of tats she has.
I don't agree with the attitude thing, women from all backgrounds and social classes get tats.
lol why you talkin like that?
and how's tryna get hench going?
anyway erm "acceptable" is an interesting word. there's no one deciding what is acceptable or not. it's up to you how you treat people. Everyone has a right to their opinions though.
Me personally, I see tats so many times that I just ignore them, think nothing of them. As far as attraction, I can look passed it but I'd never get in a relationship with some face or chest tatted chick.
It depends on the placement, the size, the quality, the meaning, the amount of tats she has.
I don't agree with the attitude thing, women from all backgrounds and social classes get tats.
(Original post by zippity.doodah)
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(Original post by bassbabe)
it was acceptable in the 80sssss, it was acceptable at the tiiiimmmee
it was acceptable in the 80sssss, it was acceptable at the tiiiimmmee
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(Original post by Anonymous)
Guys too. Yeah, I've met upper and middle class people with tats too but it usually comes with a certain "rebellious" attitude
Guys too. Yeah, I've met upper and middle class people with tats too but it usually comes with a certain "rebellious" attitude
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#13
(Original post by ChickenMadness)
lol at people not knowing the song.
lol at people not knowing the song.
(Original post by bassbabe)
Lmao I was quoting lyrics from an old calvin harris song. It's going very well thanks, I'm starting to see my ab muscles now and my cellulite has faded lol
But Im not aiming for a 6 pack cus thats gross on a girl imo lol 
Lmao I was quoting lyrics from an old calvin harris song. It's going very well thanks, I'm starting to see my ab muscles now and my cellulite has faded lol
But Im not aiming for a 6 pack cus thats gross on a girl imo lol
. Nah I like 6 packs if she has enough meat so it doesn't look like...teenage boy body lol
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#14
(Original post by Anonymous)
Guys too. Yeah, I've met upper and middle class people with tats too but it usually comes with a certain "rebellious" attitude
I know a lot of journalists (the Guardian reading left wing sort) who have tats actually and are pretty well paid
Guys too. Yeah, I've met upper and middle class people with tats too but it usually comes with a certain "rebellious" attitude
I know a lot of journalists (the Guardian reading left wing sort) who have tats actually and are pretty well paid
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#15
Unless they're a tattoo artist, I don't like neck tattoos. But they're okay on Tommy Helm.
I'd be more bothered about whether the tattoos were done well to be honest.
I'd be more bothered about whether the tattoos were done well to be honest.
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#16
It's just a tattoo, tattoos are badass. No big deal even. I want that same beautiful Tatau that Jason Brody has.
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#17
I have no idea what the appeal is, or even why people see (certain) tattoos as "badass". It is perfectly acceptable to judge anyone for anything, everyone does it anyone who says they don't is either lying or too stupid to comprehend what it even entails.
Also personally I think of it as ruining skin.
Also personally I think of it as ruining skin.
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#18
(Original post by Quantex)
It depends on the tattoo/location. Normally I am indifferent to them, but a swastika on the forehead sends the wrong message.
It depends on the tattoo/location. Normally I am indifferent to them, but a swastika on the forehead sends the wrong message.
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#20
Pete Doherty has a lot of tattoos and he has bags of academic ability. Many teachers, lawers, doctors etc have tattoos and people are starting to become less judgemental of the people with them.
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