Tattoo's on women

[thurley42]

Originally Posted by MysticalMom

What profession are you in that requires you to take your shirt off? The King wants a job there.

I like strategically placed, nice, artful, pretty tats. I don't thin women or men look good with ugly tats all over their body.

I have an ugly tattoo of a rose on my upper left arm, no names or anything (Thank the moon) that I got when I was 15 from a boyfriends uncle that just got out of jail.( how smart was that? My mom kicked my ass) I hate it and can't decide whether to have it removed or to cover it with something pretty.

I feel like I always have to keep it covered when we go nice places or in professional situations.

Young and dumb.:shakinghead: And OMG It HURT!!!

Anyone know anything about tattoo removal?

i've read up on it a little and from what i gather it is very expensive and very painful. You may have to go back several times and the end result is skin that looks very different from the rest of your body. If you still like tattoos I think it would be more logical to find something you like to cover it up...just MO.

[Ladybug76]

Originally Posted by thurley42

i've read up on it a little and from what i gather it is very expensive and very painful. You may have to go back several times and the end result is skin that looks very different from the rest of your body. If you still like tattoos I think it would be more logical to find something you like to cover it up...just MO.

The skin doesn't look bad after everything has healed, but the process is very painful and expensive. Hubby had two removed and it was about $250 each time and I think he went at least 6-8 times.

[thurley42]

Originally Posted by Ladybug76

The skin doesn't look bad after everything has healed, but the process is very painful and expensive. Hubby had two removed and it was about $250 each time and I think he went at least 6-8 times.

That's good that it doesn't look bad. I had read an article on CNN.com not too long ago that had said people spent a lot of money had to go back several times, and were unhappy with the results...

2 grand, a lot of pain, and finding the time to go do it sounds like an awful lot of unconvience to get tattoos removed...they must have been god awful. Ha ha.

I like my new one

[toppick08 (Premo)]

That is funny.

[USWWarrior]

I didn't vote. I think the poll is very one-sided and doesnt provide the choice I would make.

I have 2 tats. One is 27 yrs old and needs a re-color job. The other is new. Both were thought out and didnt happen until I was sure. I love them both and have no regrets at all.

Tat's and women: The right tat placed properly is nice. The wrong tat and placed on the wrong part of the body is not very attractive to me.

Tat's and men: The right tat placed properly is cool. The wrong tat and placed on the wrong part of the body does not show well in the public eye.

As you can tell, to me, tats are a uni-sex thing. I am not a big believer in the sleeves, neck, etc on men or women. Call me old-fashion if you want, but I just do not think human body was made to be covered completely in ink. But if a woman that I found to be fun around, had a lot in common, etc and she had visible tat's then I would be receptive because I like her for who she is not what is displayed on her body.

[ImnoMensa]

Originally Posted by Purplefox

I have 4 tats. They are in places that no one would know that I have them unless I want them to see them. The first one I got....I had it placed just incase my ex-hubby did what he was threatening to do. Morbid...but I wanted my family to be able to identify my body.

The others all mean something very personal. But like I said....if you just looked at me...you'd never know I had them.

So you had these tattoos placed in a secret part of your body by some tattooed freak, who normally you wouldnt let get close to that part or even have a peek at the goodies you let him/her fondle while they applied the Tattoo. LMAO good move.

Women are given the most beautiful gift God could create for man ,their bodies, and they chose to mutilate it. Its a personal choice of course, just as I personally choose to consider it mutilation.

Different strokes for different folks.

[Etred101]

I would consider one in the hopes of shaking the nice guy image in favor of a bad boy image however there are two problems:
1. What image? Dont read chinese, dont like trademarks, and was not in the service.
2. I would be barred from giving blood for a year. Presently I am a "baby donor" and give blood every 60 days for use by AAMC's pediatric unit.
Like strategic little ones on wimmins though....

[latinamomma]

Whom ever posted this needs to grow up....my husband happens to love my tats...."so you are a dirty skank with a story, who cares"....and just cause I have tats doesn't make me a "dirty skank"....you dumbf**k!

[kjacela]

me too love to sniff