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Do you have a tattoo

Any tattoos?


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I'm heavily tattooed. Always liked the way they look and I find it very attractive on women. My wife has a lot of tattoos as well, but not nearly as many as I do. In my 20's and early 30's I was going to the tattoo shop at least once a month. I've slowed down in my 40's but still get a tattoo or two a year. Don't care if people think I'm trashy, I probably make more money than most of em lol.
You reek of insecurity. Shocked!
 
I’m the same way. I have a lot of tattoos but don’t like them on women.

I’m actually getting my final tattoo today. A Viking ship with the year my great grandfather emigrated from Denmark.

I have seen a woman, thought she was attractive then seen a small tat she has on her ankle or foot and been immediately turned off by it.

Same thing has happened with smoking. Seen a woman, thought she was attractive then I see her pull out a cigarette and light it up. NEVERMIND.

Tats and smoking just immediately turn me off.
 
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Iowa ladies love some trashy tats. See lots of tats on those rotund bodies under those hoodies in Iowa.

Tats are possibly the dumbest fad that America has ever embraced. There’s no easier way to make yourself look like a retarded attention whore than to cover yourself in tats, except doing do with a bunch of stupid piercings on your face. Love the trailer park girls who could clean up and be a 7 anywhere, but instead they get the dragon or snake down the side of their body. Makes me flaccid 100% of the time.
 
I don’t have any but think some people take it overboard when they have too many but that’s their choice.

The one tattoo I can’t stand is a front thigh tat on women. It’s so ugly
 
No tats, Nothing against them just never came across anything that I thought was so cool that I wanted it on my body the rest of my life.

On a similar vane, Have any of you that have tats have any you regret getting as the years have gone by?
 
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My father is coming to visit this weekend and I think I have finally decided something I have thought on for several years.



I've shared some of my history here before, but, as part of that, my father obtained a small prison tattoo on his left wrist. It's very simple, crude, and mono color of what is now kind of green. It's a cross with rays coming off it, similar to this:

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But "prison"


I remember as a kid getting to see him after a few months and my parents trying to act like every was OK, while hiding a divorce, and knowing something was different, because of that tattoo.

My father wasn't really part of my life in my late teens, 20s, or early 30s but has really tried the last few years to be part of my life and really to be part of my daughters life.


I'll be taking him to the parlor this weekend to have that cross placed on me, likely my left peck, as a reminder of where I came from as someday his will be gone.
 
My father is coming to visit this weekend and I think I have finally decided something I have thought on for several years.



I've shared some of my history here before, but, as part of that, my father obtained a small prison tattoo on his left wrist. It's very simple, crude, and mono color of what is now kind of green. It's a cross with rays coming off it, similar to this:

christian-symbol-black-thin-cross-with-lighting-vector-26855336.jpg

But "prison"


I remember as a kid getting to see him after a few months and my parents trying to act like every was OK, while hiding a divorce, and knowing something was different, because of that tattoo.

My father wasn't really part of my life in my late teens, 20s, or early 30s but has really tried the last few years to be part of my life and really to be part of my daughters life.


I'll be taking him to the parlor this weekend to have that cross placed on me, likely my left peck, as a reminder of where I came from as someday his will be gone.
Crosses, "Mother", and "USMC" are all acceptable.
 
My father is coming to visit this weekend and I think I have finally decided something I have thought on for several years.



I've shared some of my history here before, but, as part of that, my father obtained a small prison tattoo on his left wrist. It's very simple, crude, and mono color of what is now kind of green. It's a cross with rays coming off it, similar to this:

christian-symbol-black-thin-cross-with-lighting-vector-26855336.jpg

But "prison"


I remember as a kid getting to see him after a few months and my parents trying to act like every was OK, while hiding a divorce, and knowing something was different, because of that tattoo.

My father wasn't really part of my life in my late teens, 20s, or early 30s but has really tried the last few years to be part of my life and really to be part of my daughters life.


I'll be taking him to the parlor this weekend to have that cross placed on me, likely my left peck, as a reminder of where I came from as someday his will be gone.

Sorry to hear that but it does make a lot of sense why you crave attention on here so badly.
 
Sorry to hear that but it does make a lot of sense why you crave attention on here so badly.
One of us certainly works to get the others attention, I don't remember the last time I thought of you in a post.


Read it again, I was already a young man going off to college when I made the decision. He has had to work to become back involved in my life.



Have a good day Fred.
 
No tats, Nothing against them just never came across anything that I thought was so cool that I wanted it on my body the rest of my life.

On a similar vane, Have any of you that have tats have any you regret getting as the years have gone by?
Pretty much this. Don’t know of anything that I would have wanted on my body the rest of my life nor did I know where I would put said tattoo.
The only thing today that I would maybe get is my son’s name. But it’s not like I have a huge desire to get a tattoo.
 
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One of us certainly works to get the others attention, I don't remember the last time I thought of you in a post.


Read it again, I was already a young man going off to college when I made the decision. He has had to work to become back involved in my life.



Have a good day Fred.

So he wasn't there when you needed a male role model/father in your life? Late teens, 20s, etc young males need a positive role model in their life. Sounds like you didn't have that. That sucks and it's nice to hear he's making a real effort to correct that mistake, but the damage was done long ago. I'll bet there is a lot of underlying resentment you have that you bottle up.

I'm serious when I say seek therapy to talk through it. I'll bet dollars to donuts this needs to get unpacked with a professional. Best of luck
 
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