Tattoos - I hate them

[Scancunt42]

i like tattoos....on other people I hope someday scientists invent a painless way to get one
i don't understand what's the big deal

 

[Mr. Daystar]

People that have several, or are heavily tattooed, didn't get their art for other peoples enjoyment. They did it for themselves, and as a way to express themselves, and as in my case, don't really care if anyone else likes it, because much like piercings, or long hair on a guy, or any other thing that society sees as different, is not the way you should judge another. It used to be, that if a guy had long hair, he was a dirty hippie, but that didn't mean he couldn't do a good job, at whatever job he was trying to do. A few years ago, I saw some guy with a shitload of piercings, including those big holes they put in their ears. I commented to my wife how fucking ridicules it looked, and her reply was, "yeah, but he doesn't have any tattoos", which I do, and she gave me a look pointing out how much of a hypocrite I was being...and she was right.

 

[Guilty Valentine]

They're alright. Though my favorite would be Rachel Aldana's floral crown on her thigh, it's so magnificent.

And while I do miss seeing Leanne Crow "pure" I do think hers are neat and well done.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

People that have several, or are heavily tattooed, didn't get their art for other peoples enjoyment. They did it for themselves, and as a way to express themselves, and as in my case, don't really care if anyone else likes it, because much like piercings, or long hair on a guy, or any other thing that society sees as different, is not the way you should judge another. It used to be, that if a guy had long hair, he was a dirty hippie, but that didn't mean he couldn't do a good job, at whatever job he was trying to do. A few years ago, I saw some guy with a shitload of piercings, including those big holes they put in their ears. I commented to my wife how fucking ridicules it looked, and her reply was, "yeah, but he doesn't have any tattoos", which I do, and she gave me a look pointing out how much of a hypocrite I was being...and she was right.

You are absolutely right, tattoos and piercings don't make the person and I never treat anyone disrespectfully if they are tatted or pierced. But I just can't understand why especially women want to cover what is an almost perfect natural thing, their bodies, with ink. And yes I realize that this is not a logical argument, just me being me.

 

[RosyPalms]

I don't get the big deal about tattoos personally. So can never see myself getting one. I don't mind some tattoos on women (Scarlet LaVey or Dors Feline for instance), its their body not mine ultimately so in most cases they don't bother me. I'm certainly not turned on by them though. Excessive amounts of tattoos can make a woman less physically appealing somewhat. Bonnie Rotten, as gorgeous as she is, those tatts around her nipples are a bit much for me, which is the main reason I have never gotten into her work. But as they say each to their own.

I hate tattoos on women, especially if it is excessive. But if the woman has certain features that i find attractive i can overlook all their tattoos. Bonnie Rotten is actually one of the few out there who i like, but only in certain videos. She did a scene with Manuel Ferrara and i thought it was pretty hot. It started out in the hallway of some apartment place, and when they got inside the room she messed around on a stripper pole a bit, and both of them just started fucking on the floor. Indigo Augustine is another one that i like even though she has a bunch of tattoos. Her tits are nice and not saggy or too far apart or lopsided so thats a plus. And her skin is pale all over so i think that complements her tattoos really well. And she's got a pretty face and i like how she does her eye makeup for most scenes. The only thing i dont like about her is how she tends to be a fake moaner in most of her scenes but all the pluses i mentioned make up for that.

 

[ChuckFaze]

Before Dalene Kurtis, Playmates had to have pubic hair. Some were clenly shaven but made to grow hair by Playboy. That all changed after Dalene and in her PM layout they shot it to avoid showing a massive butterfly tramp stamp. After her - bare pubes and tatts become standard for Playmates.

Dalene Kurtis, huh? So SHE's the one, eh? A name that will live in infamy. The one :troll2: :baconsalt: who destroyed the Bush and fucked everything up. :cussing:

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

Dalene Kurtis, huh? So SHE's the one, eh? A name that will live in infamy. The one :troll2: :baconsalt: who destroyed the Bush and fucked everything up. :cussing:

Don't hold back ChuckFaze, say what you think.

 

[ChuckFaze]

:1orglaugh Uh Oh! The Cloaking Device had a hiccup and some of my thoughts came right through. :rofl2:

 

[pool_hustler]

I prefer none.

However, if Ivy Snow or Teagan Jade were to proposition me that preference would evaporate immediately

at one time i thought Janine was one of the prettiest creatures i ever put my eyes on. then she became a walking tattoo

I agree. She was spectacular. So spectacular that even after getting those tats she was still spectacular - just not quite as much.

 

[georges]

On some babes like Janine Lindemulder, Lolly Ink, Delta White or Anna Bell Peaks it looks fine on other babes not really. I also like Jill Kelly, Briana Banks, http://www.freeones.com/html/r_links/Raylene/ or Stacy Valentine for their naturally class and beauty. I think it depends of the babe, at least this is what I think.

 

[luis1972]

I can stand some little tattoos, but a lot is a mess

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

I can stand some little tattoos, but a lot is a mess

On the bottom of the foot is the best place I can think of.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

People that have several, or are heavily tattooed, didn't get their art for other peoples enjoyment. They did it for themselves, and as a way to express themselves, and as in my case, don't really care if anyone else likes it, because much like piercings, or long hair on a guy, or any other thing that society sees as different, is not the way you should judge another. It used to be, that if a guy had long hair, he was a dirty hippie, but that didn't mean he couldn't do a good job, at whatever job he was trying to do. A few years ago, I saw some guy with a shitload of piercings, including those big holes they put in their ears. I commented to my wife how fucking ridicules it looked, and her reply was, "yeah, but he doesn't have any tattoos", which I do, and she gave me a look pointing out how much of a hypocrite I was being...and she was right.

I have been thinking about what you said on People being tattooed for their own reasons as a way to express themselves. I only wonder why if this is so, they so often get them in places that they cannot see without contortions or a mirror.

 

[RosyPalms]

People that have several, or are heavily tattooed, didn't get their art for other peoples enjoyment. They did it for themselves, and as a way to express themselves, and as in my case, don't really care if anyone else likes it, because much like piercings, or long hair on a guy, or any other thing that society sees as different, is not the way you should judge another.

You know i've been thinking about this...

I get that they do it for themselves as a form of self expression. But arent they also doing it for other people to see? Like Guilty Valentine posted a pic of Leanne Crow and Rachel Aldana and they have tattoos with words. Did they get those tattoos for themselves? so that people would see them, read them and comment on it (or think to themselves) what an insightful phrase it must be? I dont think they are going to look down and read some upside down (from their own perspective) phrase on themselves or look at it in the mirror and read it backwards. Or what about tattoos of faces like the virgin mary or alice in wonderland like how Leanne has? do people look down at their own arms, look at their upside down (again from their perspective) tattoos of the virgin mary or alice? do they look in the mirror to admire their own tattoos? or are those tattoos there for other people to look at as well? Same thing for tattoos in not-so-easy to view places. I know someone that has a tattoo on her lower back but she stays fully clothed a lot of time like not a lot of revealing clothing. But when she goes to the beach people see it and no doubt people banging her from behind get to see it as well. Facial tattoos? same thing there.


LOL just saw that bubb posted the same thing like an hour ago

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

You know i've been thinking about this...

I get that they do it for themselves as a form of self expression. But arent they also doing it for other people to see? Like Guilty Valentine posted a pic of Leanne Crow and Rachel Aldana and they have tattoos with words. Did they get those tattoos for themselves? so that people would see them, read them and comment on it (or think to themselves) what an insightful phrase it must be? I dont think they are going to look down and read some upside down (from their own perspective) phrase on themselves or look at it in the mirror and read it backwards. Or what about tattoos of faces like the virgin mary or alice in wonderland like how Leanne has? do people look down at their own arms, look at their upside down (again from their perspective) tattoos of the virgin mary or alice? do they look in the mirror to admire their own tattoos? or are those tattoos there for other people to look at as well? Same thing for tattoos in not-so-easy to view places. I know someone that has a tattoo on her lower back but she stays fully clothed a lot of time like not a lot of revealing clothing. But when she goes to the beach people see it and no doubt people banging her from behind get to see it as well. Facial tattoos? same thing there.


LOL just saw that bubb posted the same thing like an hour ago

Great minds think together!!!

 

[Mr. Daystar]

You guys are over thinking this Way to much. Everyone is different, I can't answer for these chicks, and when you place a tattoo, it's irrelevant whether you are doing it for you, or the world, it still needs to be placed properly. The reality of this situation is this......embrace it, and overlook the ink, or reject it, and find a girl that appeals more to you then the girl covered in ink....got one, and test the waters, or wonder forever. I would rather see ink, then some of the horrible plastic surgery or other body modifications I've seen, but that's just me.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

Although I cannot speak for RosyPalms I don't think I am either over or under thinking this. It is now very important in at least American Society for Adults to be tattooed. Academics spend careers examining these type of things. I just wonder about motivation and why certain trends become explosive and others die a cruel lonely death. Not meaning to badmouth anyone, so please don't take it that way. I don't like tattoos and a lot of other things that I have had to become used to in my moderately long life.

 

[ChuckFaze]

Although I cannot speak for RosyPalms I don't think I am either over or under thinking this. It is now very important in at least American Society for Adults to be tattooed.

I don't know if you were just joking there, but NO ... it is definitely not very or slightly or ANY kind of important in American Society for adults to be tattooed. Nobody will ever be able to sell me any idea, reasoning or logic as to why I as an American adult should get so much as a freakin' micro DOT of a tattoo.

I do though --- (And maybe that's to what you were referring) think that a lot of young adults get caught up in the fad without thinking things through. They don't ponder the thought that it's possible that some years later, for whatever reason, they might not think it was such a good idea. Especially if it's something very visible. And it won't be something that can just up and be removed.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

Although I cannot speak for RosyPalms I don't think I am either over or under thinking this. It is now very important in at least American Society for Adults to be tattooed. Academics spend careers examining these type of things. I just wonder about motivation and why certain trends become explosive and others die a cruel lonely death. Not meaning to badmouth anyone, so please don't take it that way. I don't like tattoos and a lot of other things that I have had to become used to in my moderately long life.

Well yeah, you kind of are. The original premise was, I hate chicks IN PORN with tattoos. It then turned into tattoos on any, and every body. Chuck has no use for ink, and he then should, as a result of that thought process NEVER get one. I got my first one at 27, I am now 50, and wish I had more cash, to spend on ink...I have 10, that WERE supposed to link into one...and I hope I can finish it, but to dig into the mind of another person over this subject, requires THAT person. I know people that got one, as a keepsake for a loved one lost. Just one, very small ribbon for cancer, or something like that, inconspicuously placed, and they have no regrets, nor desires for more. I find some piercings just plain stupid, but I have no place to judge, and I don't get the motivation, but I don't have to, because to each his own, and that person might not like tattoos.

When it comes to adult models, or girls in porn, you get what they give you, you either like them, or find another. I personally hated seeing some girls get implants, but what are ya gonna do? Do some girls look bad covered in ink? Sure, but some look great. Like any accessory, it has to fit the person.

 

[hiropro]

Everyone is different.I have tattoos(and piercings) and love them and i understand that people don`t like them.Which is why we all have varied tastes.If we all liked the same thing there would be fewer tv stations, more food factories producing the same old crap and just a handful of actors/ porn stars who would be very, very busy ( and very very tired)