I hope the people that do this are committed, because I don't think that's growing back.
Is this new?
And doesn't that apply to tattoo-bearers as well?
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i have no problem with a tattoo just as long as it is tasteful and you don't have 20 trillions of them.
my sister has 36 of them,and i think half of them look like crap.
i only have 3....2 where you can't see them because i wear a sleeve t-shirt
and one you can see.
as far as getting a hole in my brain or my nose or anywhere else is totally disgusting.
my son is wanting to get matching tattoo's.
i am still debating to do it or not.
another whole different subject.
does people look down on a person because they have a tattoo or look at them in a different light? compare to someone who doesn't have one.
well......i still can't believe i got one or.......3
When I was a kid, people that wore tattoos usually had roots in "the wrong part of town" or "lived a rough life" or "were in the Navy".
These days, that is obviously no longer the case, if in theory, it ever was.
I don't look down at folks with tats. Heck, I want one!
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