TaTs

Wasn’t pointed at you but rather at myself. It’s an interesting discussion. We tattoo our bodies which opens us up to external judgement.

Perhaps judgement has negative connotations and assessment would be a better word to use here because we all assess people we meet but if we are fair and decent, we reassess our initial opinions as we get to know people better. 

Im always confused about whether its appropriate to ask about them or not....

Like, you have a permanent sign on you skin for everyone to see and read, if you didn't want to be asked about, why did you make it front and center?

I just ask...

The few I've asked seem happy to talk about what they've chosen, and some even express regret on some work.

I don't get the multiple dark green blobs that are unidentifiable. They may tell you what it's supposed to be, but for the casual observer, it is nothing. 

I dont like anything enough to want it permanently etched into my skin. Also hot chicks covered in tats is a turnoff for me.

I've always thought Kate Beckinsale as one of the nicest looking ladies that I've layed eye on.

Now she is busy covering herself with all these shitty little tats....I just dont get it.

I'd rather commission are great artist to paint a family portrait that can be passed down the line for generations.

Anyways, nothing against folk with tats...ive seen some pretty cool ink jobs.

Women over 45 are great entertainment. Here we have Nancy Mace

I'm not a fan of Tattoo's . A few here and there that have some meaning to the person is one thing. But the totally covered up with them is a bit overboard. I don't think I'll ever get a tattoo. If I did it would be something family related or my company logo. 

I did a google image search for this photo and I think I should burn my computer now.....

LOVE THAT movie

SOOOOOO Disappointing … I thought you left off an a 

No FaTs either.

I see pure natural hotness with no artificial ingredients. No tats or cellphones and most likely equipped with brains and level heads. Things rarely seen in modern day models.