Yeah it reads insert finger or proctoscope here! In Chinese characters of course.
Tattoo or no tattoo?
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Yeah it reads insert finger or proctoscope here! In Chinese characters of course.
Tease....
Yeah, express yourself, get a tat. Anyone really interested in you will either share your excitement about the image or be able to look the other way.
But think long and hard about what you stamp on your body. There may be a time you regret Mario and a Mushroom on your scrotum. Not that I'm speaking from experience... :o
Shifty
O.G.
I look forward to seeing it.
We'll have to leave the lights on...
I disliked women with tattoo's when my wife decided to get one about 15 years ago. Since then tattoos have grown on me.
vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Tatu
In general, I find tattoos a huge turn-off.
There are at least three perceptions -- right or wrong -- I have of tattoos that make them a turn-off for me.
1. I consider them masculine, not feminine.
When I was a kid, the only tattoos I ever saw were on men. They were mostly in the same dark green color.
The first tattoo I ever saw close up was on my barber, who was an ex-sailor. He had a huge green anchor with a ship's name on his upper arm, which was quite hairy and thick.
So, tattoos from an early age were something I considered masculine and unattractive.
2. They're often meaningless.
I don't get "tribal" symbols on suburban mall rats who don't have a clue what the symbol means or even what "tribe" the symbol comes from.
Or a word in an Asian alphabet on someone that isn't Asian and can't read that language.
I keep imagining that the guy at the tattoo parlor tells them their new markings mean "I love the Earth" in Mandarin, and then they find out it means "I humped my grandmother's wooden leg" in Korean.
On the other hand, a star to commemorate a USO tour or a lost relative's name is a meaningful tribute. I do get that.
3. My one major problem with tattoos that keeps "body art" on the "can tolerate but don't like" side of the ledger -- to this day I have yet to see any "body art" I would consider great art.
What I've seen is mostly cartoonish stuff that would be fine on a car, surfboard or Indie CD label. But to cover up God's most beautiful creation, a woman's body, permanently with those scribblings, still bothers me.
However, some of the world's most attractive women, and most of my favorite young actresses, models, singers, etc., now have tattoos. So, I'm coming around a bit.
There are at least three perceptions -- right or wrong -- I have of tattoos that make them a turn-off for me.
1. I consider them masculine, not feminine.
When I was a kid, the only tattoos I ever saw were on men. They were mostly in the same dark green color.
The first tattoo I ever saw close up was on my barber, who was an ex-sailor. He had a huge green anchor with a ship's name on his upper arm, which was quite hairy and thick.
So, tattoos from an early age were something I considered masculine and unattractive.
2. They're often meaningless.
I don't get "tribal" symbols on suburban mall rats who don't have a clue what the symbol means or even what "tribe" the symbol comes from.
Or a word in an Asian alphabet on someone that isn't Asian and can't read that language.
I keep imagining that the guy at the tattoo parlor tells them their new markings mean "I love the Earth" in Mandarin, and then they find out it means "I humped my grandmother's wooden leg" in Korean.
On the other hand, a star to commemorate a USO tour or a lost relative's name is a meaningful tribute. I do get that.
3. My one major problem with tattoos that keeps "body art" on the "can tolerate but don't like" side of the ledger -- to this day I have yet to see any "body art" I would consider great art.
What I've seen is mostly cartoonish stuff that would be fine on a car, surfboard or Indie CD label. But to cover up God's most beautiful creation, a woman's body, permanently with those scribblings, still bothers me.
However, some of the world's most attractive women, and most of my favorite young actresses, models, singers, etc., now have tattoos. So, I'm coming around a bit.
Yes, I very much prefer NO tattoos at all.
As previously said, they seem more masculine than feminine.
However, if she has just one or two small tatts in the right place, then it's ok.
For example, I find that the least worst (I don't want to say 'best') spots for me are on the side of her neck under her ear, or on her ankle. That's alright.
I don't like larger tattoos and I hate when a woman has it on her chest, (such as what you see on Belladonna) whether it's all across, or like a big necklace (hate that), or what you see on Nikki Rhodes , even a small tatt on her chest just looks awkward.
And I am sooo tired of seeing 'tramp stamps'.
Oh - and those damn star tattoos. Now, I mostly just see those on pornstars not other women, but they look so silly and the fact that "everybody"'s got them, makes them as special as tap water. And what about when they get 2 or more of those stars, they look like a circus adverstisement.
I'm sorry if I offend anyone with my views on this. I know many people like, or LOVE tatts.
My post, my views.
As previously said, they seem more masculine than feminine.
However, if she has just one or two small tatts in the right place, then it's ok.
For example, I find that the least worst (I don't want to say 'best') spots for me are on the side of her neck under her ear, or on her ankle. That's alright.
I don't like larger tattoos and I hate when a woman has it on her chest, (such as what you see on Belladonna) whether it's all across, or like a big necklace (hate that), or what you see on Nikki Rhodes , even a small tatt on her chest just looks awkward.
And I am sooo tired of seeing 'tramp stamps'.
Oh - and those damn star tattoos. Now, I mostly just see those on pornstars not other women, but they look so silly and the fact that "everybody"'s got them, makes them as special as tap water. And what about when they get 2 or more of those stars, they look like a circus adverstisement.
I'm sorry if I offend anyone with my views on this. I know many people like, or LOVE tatts.
My post, my views.
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