I like tattoo,s as can be seen on our profile, everyone has and is entitled to their own choices and each to their own etc,
You may like to wear a certain item/style of clothing or footwear, that is your choice , but remember your fashion sense may not be liked by everyone.
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I’m considering getting one. I was in a RTA and now have a slight scar on my elbow (surgery). Was thinking of getting something to go above it. Not to draw attention to it or anything but maybe would help me draw a line under it all or something. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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each to own, but have to say have seem some amazing works of art (one of my favourite being a guy who had an apache warrior tattoo covering whole of his back - it looked so life like it was mesmerising)...!
not seen one like it since, never forget it - was awesome... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock  "
Oh dear
Just looked at your profile 
Prefer my tattoos any day
Happy fabbing
Missy |
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By *eisty LadyWoman
over a year ago
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I love tattoos, but not ones with eyes, they’re very creepy, not just human type eyes but ,animal, fish etc too
Not keen on blokes having their dead parents tattooed on their chests; that isn’t something I want to look at in bed |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good point OP I think I’ll get myself booked in for some laser treatments asap and then take a photo of myself with my cock out and use it as a profile picture as that’s the type of “ attractive “ every lady here wants |
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By *irthandgirthMan
over a year ago
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock "
Tattoos can be far more attractive than someone doing the walk of shame to rinse out their fleshlight in the sink after they have used it.
Guys who sport a neckbeard are in no position to judge the appearance of others. |
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What's attractive about
"I want, I want, I want"?
Such an open minded and unselfish attitude will get you so much pussy OP. I'm sure you'll be flooded with offers from the gorgeous and generous ladies here in no time.
*not!!! |
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"Some tattoos can look amazing, I love looong at them, more of a canvas than a colouring book. "
I know someone with a tattoo of an ornate picture frame. The canvas is blank so they can draw on different pictures each day, then wash them off, for variety |
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"I’m full of them, absolutely love them, and spent a fortune on them, woman seem to like them too. Each to their own, get over it "
My collection is growing, it’s true they are addictive to a certain extend. I’ve already my next 3 planned and booked it.
Would love to see some of yours. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m full of them, absolutely love them, and spent a fortune on them, woman seem to like them too. Each to their own, get over it "
Great conversation starters too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock "
That’s like saying what’s attractive about you? People have tattoos for all different Reasons, just because you don’t find them attractive don’t mean you have to be so fickle and Narrowminded about them, sometimes you should just be quiet |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's attractive about
"I want, I want, I want"?
Such an open minded and unselfish attitude will get you so much pussy OP. I'm sure you'll be flooded with offers from the gorgeous and generous ladies here in no time.
*not!!!"
Ssshh! We need more men outing them selves, I'm certainly not complaining, wheat and chaff 'n all that  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's like anything else really, you get good suits, bad suits, good boob jobs, bad ones, good haircuts, Michael Fabricant. You have to take things on the individual merit rather than lumping all together as being "bad".
However, I think the ratio of good tattoos to bad is pretty skewed, but that's a factor of taste and skill, not all artist's are the same. Then there are the trends and fads, eek.
You do you though OP. Not sure anyone else will but at least it's something.
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"Well OP that’s just changed my whole outlook on life I shall have them removed immediately as they upset you. 
Keep tattoos and remove op, less painful  "
But the fine gentleman has relieved me of my heinous life of being a painting by numbers. How can we ever repay him |
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"Well OP that’s just changed my whole outlook on life I shall have them removed immediately as they upset you.
Keep tattoos and remove op, less painful "
Violence never solved anything but I get what your say lol and you two get a room lol |
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As long as people like them on themselves. It’s irrelevant if others think they look stupid
Much like cosmetic surgeries with some people. My parents weren’t keen on my 2nd boob job going bigger as they draw attention in tops out about. Though they respect I like them and wanted them.
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"A lot of of personal attacks on the op Just because asked why was attractive about tattoos 
While calling people with tattoos “colouring books” "
What's derogatory about that? Mocking him for using a sex toy though. Childish. |
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"A lot of of personal attacks on the op Just because asked why was attractive about tattoos
While calling people with tattoos “colouring books”
What's derogatory about that? Mocking him for using a sex toy though. Childish. "
Questions are able to be asked without insulting people. Kinda set himself up |
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By *riel13Woman
over a year ago
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The difference between people with and without tattoos... People with them don't have an opinion on people's choice to be without them or at least that used to be the case, not sure if it's still the same with the current fashion for them |
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock
Like a clock? "
The clock/pocket watch tattoos usually have a significant time on them. Like the time a child was born or something similar. |
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock
Like a clock?
The clock/pocket watch tattoos usually have a significant time on them. Like the time a child was born or something similar."
Popular in prison for lifers, clocks with no hands, till the end of time etc.
Ya know, if you believe everything you saw in The Sarah Connor Chronicles. |
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"A lot of of personal attacks on the op Just because asked why was attractive about tattoos
While calling people with tattoos “colouring books”
What's derogatory about that? Mocking him for using a sex toy though. Childish.
Questions are able to be asked without insulting people. Kinda set himself up "
This! There were a million more respectful ways to ask the question. He set himself up for the responses he got. |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
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"A lot of of personal attacks on the op Just because asked why was attractive about tattoos
While calling people with tattoos “colouring books”
What's derogatory about that? Mocking him for using a sex toy though. Childish. "
I agree. It feels like it was a deliberately provocative opening post with the choice of wording but I'm not sure that justifies the amount of comments about the OP's pictures and looks |
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"A lot of of personal attacks on the op Just because asked why was attractive about tattoos
While calling people with tattoos “colouring books”
What's derogatory about that? Mocking him for using a sex toy though. Childish.
Questions are able to be asked without insulting people. Kinda set himself up "
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I don’t have tattoos nor do I want any or actively seek out tattooed people. But, I wouldn’t be put off someone just because they had tattoos. Some are quite nice and artistic, especially if they mean something to the person and they can tell you a story behind them.
However, some are helpful at guessing someone’s age. The barbed wire bicep tattoo or lower back tribal pattern, for example (affectionately known as a tramp stamp around here). Definitely mid-40s plus. And they often have a hole above the eyebrow where their piercing used to be. Ahh, I miss the 90s!
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As with everything its subjective. I don't mind either way - zero, one or many...its their prerogative and their body. As a heavily tattood person myself Im proud to say mine have zero personal meaning...I got them because I liked them. That's it. And if someone doesn't find them attractive...well thats ok too |
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By *he BWCMan
over a year ago
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"What's attractive about being a colouring book with tattoos like a clock "
See you have your opinion and others have theres nobody should judge. Let the first who has not sinned cast the first stone. |
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It’s personal form of expression. If you don’t like tattoos fair enough but don’t really see the need for you to be derogatory about them . Live and let live |
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I used to think tattoos were horrible if they were out on display but I’ve recently been very attracted to guys with sleeves. There’s something quite hot about a guy with muscles and tattoos down his arm or arms….  |
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By *xydadbodMan
over a year ago
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I love my 2 tats as they are very personal to me. Thats the thing about tats. Each tells its very own story that only the person that has it can explain. It could be a representation of something they went through or a remembrance of someone significant. I already know what I'm getting next for my third one but finding the funds for it is an absolute pain |
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over a year ago
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I’m always amazed how people without tattoos seem to have an issue with people who have tattoos…
Yet us who have tattoos have NO ISSUE with people who don’t have any….
Strange that… |
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People who display tattoos for a job interview should be top of the list for suitability for the job.
They demonstrate that they can sit still and quiet whilst being repeatedly pierced with needles for hours at a time.
Which is what it feels like to be in some business meetings. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Got my wife’s name on my chest our first grandson on my arm these obviously deep meaning to me my other tattoos I got them because I wanted them. If people don’t like them do I give a F##k NO |
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The one on my back has meaning due my cancer a few years back and my leg one is because I love lilies.
Not everyone is going to like them but I don’t care. It’s my body at the end of the day and people can chose to scroll on by if they don’t like them. |
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"The one on my back has meaning due my cancer a few years back and my leg one is because I love lilies.
Not everyone is going to like them but I don’t care. It’s my body at the end of the day and people can chose to scroll on by if they don’t like them. "
Way it should be |
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"People who display tattoos for a job interview should be top of the list for suitability for the job.
They demonstrate that they can sit still and quiet whilst being repeatedly pierced with needles for hours at a time.
Which is what it feels like to be in some business meetings. "
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they make me wetter than the ocean!! 
