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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
We don't find them sexy nor attractive. But then we don't like grafitti either. - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
9 years ago
Not my thing, but it's none of my business for people who do love and have tattoos 😊 Respect is the key to harmony ☺️ - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
It depends on context. In this case, where it is and what it is of. Some are ok, others aren't, IMHO.
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Seachange73
9 years ago
Definitely sexy and edgy but of course it also depends on the tattoos. Some are just works of art - hence deserving of the term body art There are some great tattoos and so fascinating to hear stories behind them. And then there are some that look like were drawn up by their mate high on crack cocaine and gone to town on drawing on their mate who fell asleep after a binge. yikes! 😁 Personally I won't do it as I'm not a fan of pain and needles. And I wondered able to decide on the tattoos as knowing it's permanent, I really need to be sure it is.the right one. Maybe names of my kids and my mom. Maybe... 😉
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RHP User
9 years ago
Now they're so common it's boring. Very occasionally something really creative takes my eye, but sexy ? One lady on a train years ago and one lady on here. That's it. No stickers on this Ferrari !
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Discovering
9 years ago
..... but would hardly compare a tattoo to graffiti... Many races of people traditionally are tattooed as a display of cultural origin and personal status..even in Medieval history. For many it tells a story. For some it's an expression of who they are. For some, it's a memorial of who they have lost. Gee....tough one. Wondering if a Tattooist would enjoy being cast in the same mould as a graffiti artist. Great post chevtrek. Look forward to more responses - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'Discovering' ..... but would hardly compare a tattoo to graffiti... Many races of people traditionally are tattooed as a display of cultural origin and personal status..even in Medieval history. For many it tells a story. For some it's an expression of who they are. For some, it's a memorial of who they have lost. Gee....tough one. Wondering if a Tattooist would enjoy being cast in the same mould as a graffiti artist. For some it's a heartfelt tale of that culturally significant rites of passage - that time they wore a Bintang singlet and rode a moped drunk, so beautiful and culturally significant, you really do have to appreciate culture, right... Anyway, denigrating graffiti artists is as silly as saying "even a child can scrawl all over themselves with an ink pen, but very few people can create amazing street murals or the myriad effects and gradients some can with a spray can". I imagine many graffiti artists and tattoo artists have a great deal of respect for each other, or to have the general worldwide recognition of Banksy. A kid scrawling a tag with a spray can is as masterful as just scrawling with a tattoo gun (the latter is just harder come by, you likely can't take it out of Dad's shed). But they're not "artists", some tattoo work is just as artful as graffiti or fine art painting.
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EarthQueen
9 years ago
It depends on the quality of the work and the person. If it suits the person and its not a blurry sun damaged mess I think people can look great with tattoos especially if a lot of thought and creativity has gone into the design. But if its a cliche work, offensive or just plain cheap and ugly well thats a different story. Southern Cross.... just no....I guess all tattoos tell the story of the person and where they were in life when they got them. That is interesting to me.
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RHP User
9 years ago
That way I can price check myself at Kmart Lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Like all forms of artwork, I find some more appealing than the other, and overall I'm a bit of a fan. I have two, of which only one is occasionally visible. One was done after a lot of thought and was designed by the tattoo artist, the other was a 20 year old's idea of a bit of spontaneous fun. I dont' think one is more relevant and meaningful as the other. I was once 20 and now I'm 40, a bit of retained ink is just a small visible reminder of a life lived. My 20s were great fun :) If someone has me in doggy and spanks my ass, they might just ask me why I have a certain image there. One of many stories I might tell them Graffiti? Pfft. But then I don't think a bit of art on a wall at the Guggenheim isn't necessarily quantitatively different to a bit of street art on the walls of the streets of Newtown. Been to and enjoy them both.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Prejudice in any form is a pet peeve of mine. I have met some amazing men and women with tattoos. Some were perhaps errors of judgement when they were younger, others pieces of amazing art while others have a true and heartfelt meaning to the person. Some may not be beautiful or artistic to me and I'm not a fan of neck or face tattoos for aesthetic reasons of my own. Doesn't necessarily mean that person is a bad person or an idiot or unattractive. However, they are a part of that person and their history - it's part of what makes them who they are. I have tattoos that do not show when I am clothed. They mean a great deal to me and were a rite of passage after an absolutely terrible and dark time in my life. If that turns off a lover then that is their loss as it shows me they are looking at the surface not what lies beneath. They are a part of my life and my body. My choice to put an indelible sign on on my body that shows the courage of my convictions. It is a personal choice to tattoo or not and I respect each person's freedom to do so. Just do it safely and with awareness - and preferably some thought! ;)
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Sawadee
9 years ago
Thankfully , that changed.. Being of part islander decent I started to appreciate the meaning of tribal art. It took approx 6 years from the time I started looking to the day I took the plunge. Why 6 years ? Because I was considering everyone else's opinion and ignoring my own. On top of that it took me that long to finally settle on what I wanted. I didn't just open a book and put my finger on the first thing that excited me. I took my time . I've now had my tribal tatt 2 years and have no regrets whatsoever . Most who see it are in favour. Even my older old fashion sister who turned her nose up, finally came around. I can't think of any females I know or have met say anything negative and I love it when they slowly trace it with their finger its a definate turn on.. It is a art form when done right , even I get peeved when I see tatt overkill. Moderation is the key. Dynamic Couple.. I find your comment insulting. If you got nothing good to say , keep it to yourself or share it with other likeminded negative people.. Can't help but think it's only Mr DC we ever hear from ?
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Before you join the others on the proverbial band wagon, we did not denigrate nor insult tattoos. So kindly stop becoming defensive and taking offence. Chev simply asked a question and we answered. We are entitled to our opinion. We don't like tattoos and we don't like general grafitti, as the latter can become messy and an eyesore (in our opinion ) Banksy however is another story. Does this make us boring, losers, closed minded, prejudiced & superficial ? Tattoos are merely skin deep are they not ? Superficial skin decoration ? We feel, that in many instances, there is a parallel between tattoos & grafitti, in so many ways. It is our opinion and we are entitled to it. Yes we are pretty sure that some tattoos do tell a story, a right of passage. But then so does some grafitti. You get good grafitti and then you get bad grafitti, just as you get good art & bad art. The same applies to tattoos. We have seen some very "messy" ones, where more and more have been added over the years, and the result to us, looks like a proverbial fruit salad. But then we have also seen some well thought out, well designed & meticulously implemented tattoos. Fortunately we all have different likes, dislikes, tastes & opinions, to which we are entitled. We prefer circumcised penisis for example. Are you going to attack us for this too ? Clearly a chip on the shoulder in our opinion. Clearly bandwagoning as expected. - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
LOL Sits back and watches - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
On men or women :) Call me shallow but the art on ones body doesn't define a person for me. It tells me a little about them and their story :) I have 3, two reasonably larger ones and a small one - to like me is to like all of me, tattoos and all. I'm my very close minded circle of family and some friends they find them abhorrent, that only the 'low life types' have them. I'm an upstanding citizen, highly respected in my community and I'm a decent person. My tattoos were done in my 40s, it's my story of a part of my life where I've been exceptionally happy 😊 Most people who've seen them, in particular comment on the terrific art work. Mary xx
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RHP User
9 years ago
I'll just say while I don't find tattoos in themselves sexy I don't hold any prejudices against the wearers. 👍
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RHP User
9 years ago
In my ....
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Freaky_Fun
9 years ago
I also found the comment to be offensive but the popcorn comment just assured me how condescending and closeminded people like them can really be. I also love how people use the "I'm entitled to my opinion" card to be a twat.
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usnow
9 years ago
Jayme2 , Everyone has an opinion .I bet it isn't the first time you have felt this way , it comes with the territory . Usnow .
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RHP User
9 years ago
Tattooed people don't mind if you're not tattooed.
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RHP User
9 years ago
There are good and bad examples of both, but in general yes, I find them pretty hot - on men and women. I love the rockabilly chick look with victory rolls and full sleeves.. I adore the pin-up girl tattoos and am seriously contemplating getting one myself one day. On men I like the arm band style, I love how they highlight that incredibly hot dip between the delts and bicep/triceps muscles *drool* I also like large back and chest pieces on men. I have 3 myself, the most recent by a new local artist whose drawing I fell in love with (you can just see it on my hip in my current pic). I have another booked for February with a very popular tattoo artist that I've had to wait six months to get a booking with - I'm very excited.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Personally i think tattoos have an amplifying effect. In that, if youre attractive already, tattoos make you SUPER ATTRACTIVE! however if you arent very attractive naturally, then i think tattoos just make you 10x worse. Also depends on the tatts. I dont know anyone who thinks a southern cross tattoo or flames on knuckles is attractive. Just my 2c - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
What was offensive about our initial two sentences ? "We don't find them sexy nor attractive. But then we don't like grafitti either." Did we say that tattoos were like grafitti ? No. All we said was that we don't like either. Read into it as much as you want. We don't find tattoos sexy at all . We also dislike the majority of grafitti that litters many surfaces in and around Melbourne. Take it or leave it. Lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
What was offensive about our initial two sentences ? "We don't find them sexy nor attractive. But then we don't like grafitti either." Did we say that tattoos were like grafitti ? No. All we said was that we don't like either. Read into it as much as you want. We don't find tattoos sexy at all . We also dislike the majority of grafitti that litters many surfaces in and around Melbourne. Take it or leave it. Lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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MsJonesy
9 years ago
Gee......I had to go look at your pic 😉 I love tattoos which are well drawn (?not sure of the correct term) and have meaning for the person. For example, I am not a fan of Islander tatts on non-Islander men, I don't think it shows respect nor understanding for their culture. A friend of mine is working on a design which encapsulates her love for her deceased father and their close bond; every example I see makes my eyes well up as they are so beautiful. I don't have any myself, I don't think I could ever choose just one....
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Just like people who smoke, don't mind those that don't smoke ? - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Not a fan.... but not a fan of "over the top" or excessive to my preference amounts of tattoos. That's all I'm saying, in case I incur the wrath of being a hater lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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Discovering
9 years ago
...we feel..."Beauty is only skin deep". - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'DynamicCouple36' What was offensive about our initial two sentences ? "We don't find them sexy nor attractive. But then we don't like grafitti either." Did we say that tattoos were like grafitti ? No. All we said was that we don't like either. Read into it as much as you want. We don't find tattoos sexy at all . We also dislike the majority of grafitti that litters many surfaces in and around Melbourne. Take it or leave it. Lol - Posted from rhpmobile You didn't say "we don't like tattoos and we also don't like.... mosquitoes" and if you had, people would justifiably be wondering what the two things had to do with the other. By putting them in the same statement you deliberately invite comparison. It's disingenuous to now pretend that was not your intention.
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Freaky_Fun
9 years ago
Haha well I didn't expect any less from you with your response. You can explain it anyway you want l know exactly what you meant.
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RHP User
9 years ago
*raises eyebrows* Lol they trigger well eh?? :p
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RHP User
9 years ago
Be it on one's body, graffiti in suburbia or the proverbial finger painting from the 3 year old on the toilet wall. Most people who have tattoos all over also represent a story of their lives. - Posted from rhpmobile
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On_Safari
9 years ago
Disjointed crap that doesn't look like it tells a story or has any meaning .....hmmmm no. I need a coverup (it was my first and it has meaning but I rushed into the decision and whilst I don't regret it I don't like it) and honestly the length of time trying to get the design right and the Artist are both missions in themselves. Just sayin'. I love art.... especially if it ages well with the canvas ~ Indy
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Indeed they do . Haha Perhaps they should google " Double entendre" ? We wonder why people get so defensive about something so small, in the grand scale of things? - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'Stirry' *raises eyebrows* Lol they trigger well eh?? :p Maybe a tattoo of Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey in the future...lol
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RHP User
9 years ago
Personally I'd never get one. Not because I do t like them, but because I think tastes and preferences are so fluid. Today one might like it but tomorrow who knows. I change my mind about things often, I could not see myself in 40 years thinking about that tattoo I used to like. However I admire people who have them as they always have a story behind them and it's fascinating to hear about the reasons that made them get one. If they're done by a decent artist some are amazingly sexy. For what it's worth: DC just stop honouring their comments with replies. Ignoring them normally works best. :-) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
But it depends on the tattoo and where it is (including how well it's done etc). I have 2, and plan on getting at least 3 more. They are my decorations, on my body, for me to see and show whoever I want to show. I don't care either way if people have them or not. 😊 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Or perhaps Elma Fudd??? Lol To the general population: I have a tattoo....on the back of my neck....my eldest daughter on the weekend said "dad I wanna see you get more!!" I want a 3D tattoo tattooed over my heart where it looks like the flesh is being ripped open to expose my heart, and on that heart would be the names of my 3 girls....
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RHP User
9 years ago
I find them sexy AF! But even when they aren't art work as such, I'm fascinated by them. The persons ink means at some point they decided to consciously personalise part of their body for life. And I'm not going to think any less of someone for doing something like that to their own body. Sometimes there's a beautiful meaning behind them, sometimes a hilarious story. I have three and plan on getting more. When I got my first one I was worried about the judgment. But I don't anymore. If people find me less attractive because I have them, then they haven't gotten to know me enough for me to care anyway. One thing I hate hearing is "She's such a beautiful girl, it's a shame she ruined her skin by getting a tattoo." Art is in the eyes of the wearer. I don't have any problems with people not finding them sexy. But I don't like people being judged for having them.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'DynamicCouple36' LOL Sits back and watches - Posted from rhpmobile Change subject matter. question becomes based on if people were activly religious. " we dont find religion helpful or needed, but then we dont much care for paedohiles either. " not a bad effort in trolling but a passing righteous degrading comparison still gets the job done i guess.
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MissRedFox
9 years ago
Is a person expressing themselves. Myself, I'm completely uninked, and a few years ago I remember honestly admitting to someone I didn't like Tatts or facial hair. However the connection was there and once I met him I realised those things were just a part of him that made him sexy overall. Nowadays, when I look at the men I'm drawn to - Tatts and facial hair are a common factor. Having said that it's not a preference because connection is always the most important thing to me XX - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Dislike tattoos all over a person they just dont look right. Discreet ones look nice. - Posted from rhpmobile
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TakingMyTime
9 years ago
I wouldn't get a tattoo myself however this is because I cannot stand pain I just simply don't have a high tolerance for pain But I don't mind tattoos on others if that is their preference - I remember when my son told me he was getting our family armband tattoo I was firstly so impressed cos he is as much of a sook when it comes to pain as I am. Now all of our men have the armband and I am proud of them all. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
However who says I'm right or wrong. Each to their own. - Posted from rhpmobile
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Sawadee
9 years ago
You can say or do whatever you like.. That's your porogative . But in doing so you can't deny the right of reply of others. Your reply was basically a repeat of the first.. If you said you don't like tattoos for what ever reason , that's fine , but when you choose to lob tattoos and graffiti in the same sentence what do you expect ? It was offensive whichever way you say it. i don't know one person who's respect I lost by expressing who I am. If anything , it's the complete opposite..
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Lovinit28andKC72
9 years ago
I love tattoos, on men and women, I also like scarifications. I have plenty of tattoos (yes I mean plenty), yes they tell a story, MY story, yes I get plenty of looks (not all adoring looks) and that's ok, because I didn't get my tattoos for anyone else, I got them for me. So I'm ok if people don't like them, they don't have to, I've alway said I'm not everyone's cuppa tea and nor do I wish to be. My tattoos definitely don't define who I am, what kind of person I am, how educated I am, what I do for work, how I will treat you, what I'm like in the bedroom or if I have morals or not. But they do scream that I'm a pretty awesome chick who doesn't mind a bit of body art. 💋
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
We thought that "art is in the eyes of the beholder" ? Or is that beauty ? Unfortunately people are judged by their outward appearance. People are also judged (& labelled) by their accents and names , even here in PC Australia (we speak from personal experience). And there are stigmas attached to tattoos, piercings and other forms of body "art". It's just the way that it is. Try and get a corporate job if you have a face, neck & arms adjourned with tattoos & piercings - it won't be easy. One society may be more accepting of tattoos, and another not. It's a personal preference, to like them or not like them, at the end of the day. Unlike smoking, tattoos don't really have an impact on, or infringe on the rights of others (passive bystanders ) - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Adjourned should read adorned - Posted from rhpmobile
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Angelndevil78
9 years ago
We love tattoos and both have several ourselves. We have both been judged on here and in life purely on our tattoos and we find it narrow minded and and pathetic to judge someone without getting to know them. We are extremely respectful and take people on face value. We have met so many amazing people on here with and without tattoos! Large n small, tall n short, white or black or Asian! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
DC I understand your comment about smokers and take it to mean that it is rude and offensive to many if a smoker was to walk up beside wherever you are and spark up a dart. However maybe your words here could have been selected differently or explained a little further to make your views clearer since you brought it up. One could argue that if a smoker has the legal right to smoke in any particular location where they are not annoying anybody else, others have the right to not go near them.
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RHP User
9 years ago
I'm also not a huge fan. I'd rather brand a guy with my hand mark on his butt :P and vice versa. I get that Tatts are self expression. In saying that, I don't like sleeves (a huuuge turn off for me). I don't mind tribal patterns around a bicep or something small that symbolises something and is tasteful. But some are just tacky looking. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Each to their own. But no I don't. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Oh hands down I find Tatts sexy.... (says she) Something about them makes me go ooh la la hahaha I have 6 all done in the last two years all have significance He has 4 all pieces of art that have massive significance ... all but 1 done in the past 12 months. I find the actual getting a tattoo done ... a massive turn on also !!! Yep I am weird... I just going to take my Tatts and piercings ... lol and find another thread hahaha - Posted from rhpmobile
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Taby_DK
9 years ago
Considering I myself have 2 tattoo's (one quite visible and hard to hide) and Mr has 1 large one on his arm thats a yes from us. In saying that however we are not keen on face tattoos or people who are completely covered from head to toe. Taby xx
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RHP User
9 years ago
I am not judging those who have tattoos, as I know there are different reasons why people do things in life. I love the form of a body and respect it. The look and feel of natural skin when touched or kissed..and it's always different, never same. I could never get bored by looking at it. I do my art on canvas and keep my truth in my veins. (Ms)
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RHP User
9 years ago
Being very heavily tattooed (80% of my body)it's both amusing and often frustrating to live with the preconceived judgement of people both on the street and within the play community. I collected my tattoo work around the globe from specific artists based on their style and finesse. I am a professional in my field, educated and articulate. Yet often written off as a bogan or a criminal. Ideally it is just some pigment under the skin and a personal choice to mark oneself. It is also a personal choice to like or dislike them. I'm just hoping to connect with people that are open minded to the energy i can bring rather than some pigment under my skin. - Posted from rhpmobile
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helraiser
9 years ago
My tattoos and piercings are for me .So when clothed which isn't often you find me attractive but when I'm naked I'm a turn off make up mind talk about double standards and hopefully it's my personality that turns a person on - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Very sexy on both men and women....as long as its in the right position and body shape. But yes very hot!
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RHP User
9 years ago
Yes I do like them on men or women, A lot of styles I personally wouldn't have but appreciate and respect others choices, Mine are depictions of my heritage and parts of my life's journey, An old saying springs to mind: The only difference between a tattooed person and a non tattooed person is the one with tattoos doesn't care that the non tattooed has none :) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Guys love the tough stickers to try and make themselves look more masculine then they have before. Girls love the attention they get form people asking about the tattoo. Sorry but if your ugly and fat a tattoo wont improve that at all. Each to there own but deep down we all know why men and women choose to get tattoos Image is everything these days!!!
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Sawadee
9 years ago
I run a successful business and I have a tattoo.. ? I wear a short sleeve polo shirt with a company logo on the pocket.. Being conscious of what some business ppl might think , I purposely had my tattooist stop just short of where my shirt sleeve ends . Occassionly the bottom end of the tatt might show but not once have I had anyone complain. Most times it's only if I want them to know, they would.
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Private message us if you can, as you have been mentioned on a FaceBook page that is defaming not only us, but also you, and Melanie from Admin
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RHP User
9 years ago
Small tats like blue jays or any small type can be sexy.There are 2 reasons that I don't like body art.One it looks cheap and when they get old it looksfaded saggy and terrible.Body art had meaning to cultures such as American Indian,Maori, Fijian, Aztecs.These cultures have basically given up the practice yet others now call it cool
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RHP User
9 years ago
yes i do think tatts are so hot and sexy i wish i could get one
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RHP User
9 years ago
On Men....Depends on the tattoo...but, Hell YES Please! Mmmm...
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RHP User
9 years ago
5 tattoos. Only visible if I choose to show them (wear clothing that reveals them).I like tatts on men and women, but my preferences don't matter...it's only external decoration. I'm still going to base my attraction to someone on personality (even if looks initially attract me)
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RHP User
9 years ago
and I like them on people if they are excellent works of art and not say, across a girls face. However, in saying that, it wouldn't stop me from getting to know the person and not being at all shallow or judgemental, could easily get passed any bad designed or badly placed tattoos. I didn't find DCs comments offensive and I am a strong believer of free speech and freedom of information. As I said I have tatts and I love Graffiti ART I will say the popcorn comment was a bit trollish though. But hey sometimes I cant help kicking off some heated discussions, so I once again cannot judge. - SB - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
I never ever found tattoos appealing but now in the last 2 months I'm finding them very attractive very sexy on men I love to worship a good looking body covered in ink.... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'Sisyphus138' Judge not lest thy be judged I'm assuming you were referring to the common phrase from the Bible (despite butchering it a bit) - but I think they're completely following the phrase. The phrase is saying don't be hypocritical - if you are judging someone then you should also follow the same standards.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Things of have ever seen was the beautiful garland of calligraphy adorning a lovers chest on his caramel skin Q
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RHP User
9 years ago
DC - I know the page, IMO it doesn't defame Summer or Annie.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Yes, i love tatts on either sex, bt I truley think its upto the individual if they suit them. Some ppl look trashy or silly and it doesnt compliment them, at the end of the day its their body.. I think tatts are sexy, esp unique or diff ones. - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Yes watercolour tattoos are stunning , so fresh and vibrant and transparent. Love the images that came up - Posted from rhpmobile
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DynamicCouple36
9 years ago
Yes watercolour tattoos are stunning , so fresh and vibrant and transparent. Love the images that came up - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
I find a good tattoo on a woman very hot...especially on legs or torso.
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RHP User
9 years ago
I can take them or leave them - Ive never judged a person for having them but I might judge if i like the tattoo itself for example clowns scare me so someone having a clown tattoo could actually be a big issue.
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Sawadee
9 years ago
This doesn't surprise me with the positive feedback I recieve and only those who have that experience fully appreciate what I'm saying. Chevy .. I don't buy the ageing thing.. When we get that old and wrinkly who really cares ? at least we can look back and say we lived and lived the way we wanted. I imagine those who complain will still be complaining even from their wheelchairs.. Disagree that body art in the cultures you mentioned is no longer important. I have part Maori ancestry and believe me , it's still as strong tradition as ever..
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RHP User
9 years ago
A trampoline stamp of a target so I can aim at something other than her hair :p - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Well played autocorrect.... TRAMP..... - Posted from rhpmobile
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Discovering
9 years ago
The old tough sticker Guys love the tough stickers to try and make themselves look more masculine then they have before. Girls love the attention they get form people asking about the tattoo. Sorry but if your ugly and fat a tattoo wont improve that at all. Each to there own but deep down we all know why men and women choose to get tattoos Image is everything these days!!! Interesting! Could you please elaborate on why "ugly and fat"has any relevance to whether someone is "eligible" to wear a tattoo....just so we all can be clear on your view. We find a statement like that to be pretty harsh. At your age in life....let's hope that when life takes you further down the road...that you are lucky to possess that 37 year old body and appearance for your entirety. And for the record...our tattoos were for us and not too bolster our personal image and we are content in the way we look. We believe that a person is more sexy in their mind than what shows on the outside and we go by the old cliche "don't judge a book by its cover." However..you don't stand alone here with your view on this matter...For your sake we hope you are circumcised, a non smoker, professionally employed only and not a meerkat! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
there is "body art" and there is "overtatting"........................and if you are female, u wanna avoid looking like you got serious "daddy issues", jus sayn
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RHP User
9 years ago
Absolutely love them. Obviously they have to be tasteful and well done but yes I definitely find them sexy as hell. T ;) x - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
They are too common. Don't really notice them
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RHP User
9 years ago
That'd make a change, the defamers being the defamed 😉
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RHP User
9 years ago
Fuckbook 😀
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Lovinit28andKC72
9 years ago
Now there's being a dickhead and being a cockhead. How the fuck do you get Daddy issues out of woman having tattoos?
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Seachange73
9 years ago
Yep. Read that and scratched my noggin. Can't see the correlation. @30sgguy. Maybe you can explain that? This would be interesting.
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MissBishere
9 years ago
Ahh lovinit you owe me a coffee for the one I just spat all over the place reading your comment. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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RHP User
9 years ago
"Daddy, it's my body and I can do with it whatever I want!" But can it be mummy as well ?
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RHP User
9 years ago
I have two tattoos. Neither were added to my body because I wanted the attention, or because I have issues, daddy or otherwise. Mine are easily covered up, so it's my choice of clothing that makes them visible or not. My next one, which I've already planned and will be getting soon, is a statement piece for me - small and significant. As to whether I find them sexy or not - I always find the stories behind people's ink fascinating. I remember the first time I met Lovinit, asking her about the beautiful work that adorns her body. Ink by itself isn't necessarily something I find sexy, but if it's on a fascinating person with interesting stories to tell, then yes, it adds to the overall sex appeal.
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RHP User
9 years ago
Personally I love tattoos I have them and want more. I know some people get home jobs but I guess it's their body's and they can do what they like :) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Love tats, though do not like them on hands, neck, face etc. Hubby has a full back piece and half sleeve, all of which are meaingful to him. I have a coverup from an early mistake but love it, and plan on getting more, again which will be meaningful to me - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
9 years ago
Quoting 'lilyorchid' Yep. Read that and scratched my noggin. Can't see the correlation. correlation or causation? Depends if you're looking at "girls with daddy issues - those that get tattoos vs those that don't" or "girls who get tattoos - ones with daddy issues vs ones with none", or did sxy30sGCguy mean "number of tattoos is correlated to Daddy issues"... maybe he'll conduct the experiment and provide us with an answer. I look forward to the results and how it's been modeled :) (I shall not hold my breath though) (Maybe he could start a thread and have a simple show of hands ;) or "how many tats? and how big are your issues, on a scale of 0 to Lindsay Lohan? ) Stirry: is a trampoline stamp extra good for bouncing off?
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RHP User
9 years ago
On women, then sometimes they're OK, but they need to choose something elegant, to enhance their feminine qualities... I can't stand them on men, and especially if you have a whole sleeve or leg done. They just scream 'bogan' at me, and I'm looking for a gentleman of refined tastes. ;)
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RHP User
9 years ago
They ruin a woman's natural beauty, so its a Minor turnoff. While for men; then can somewhat compliment a good body.. but then you think to yourself; this guy just wasted a lot of money on Tattoos ... what else does he waste money on..
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RHP User
9 years ago
One day, our skin will be wrinkled and spotted, and our tattoos will be faded and won't look as pretty as they do when we're young. And is that an argument against tattoos? Well, it's all true, but when I start thinking like that, I hope I catch myself and think "Hang on...why am I caring what others might think of my appearance one day...and why am I letting that determine my decisions now?" If it's not too detrimental to my health, I think I'd rather live in the now...live a little spontaneously and live out my dreams and desires if I can...than to worry about what other people might( or might not ) think in some possible future.
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boobsandbusted
9 years ago
Show me a person with a tattoo and I will show you a person with an interesting past Yes he has lots of tattoos ,lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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muffmuncher08
9 years ago
Quoting 'Funfriendlyguy' Guys love the tough stickers to try and make themselves look more masculine then they have before. Girls love the attention they get form people asking about the tattoo. Sorry but if your ugly and fat a tattoo wont improve that at all. Each to there own but deep down we all know why men and women choose to get tattoos Image is everything these days!!! you must do a lot of masterbating
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RHP User
9 years ago
I find my tattoos are a great way to immediately remove judgmental people from my radar... which isn't a bad thing. I get the impression most goes don't mind based on the attention I got on dating sites. But I do have the tattooed, rockabilly look and I presume that adds to the appeal. Either way, like someone else mentioned we tattooed folk don't mind if you don't like them.. I never did them for anyone but me so not many people even know I have them.. Each to their own I say - plenty of fun on RHP for us all & isn't this site about being true to yourself and your desires? - Posted from rhpmobile
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Seachange73
9 years ago
Yes. Well said. It takes more courage to stand out and express your individuality and be yourself. Good for you. 👍
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