Could you marry a woman with tats?

crayolastereo wrote: »

Some girls look really amazing with tattoos, its not the tattoos themselves I have the problem with. Just any of the girls I've met so far who have tattoos have been slightly insane. :eek:

The were insane before the got the tattoos.

Blobby George wrote: »

Which lends weight to my theory of possible insecurity issue.

why would a tattoo cure insecurities ?

Blobby George wrote: »

An attempt to project a different personality.

both mine reflect my personality - isnt that the point?... - every one i've seen on a girl - bar tramp stamps - seem to be reflections of who they are

id say there are drunken tattoo mistakes out there though - just dont get tattoo'd or piereced when drunk

Chaotic_Forces wrote: »

If it's a tramp stamp (any kind of tattoo on the lower back) then no. I've yet to meet a girl that I actually respected that doesn't act like a slut/bitch.

In general, no I would't mind at all. Obviously if the tattoo was offensive then I would have a problem. I voted "yes" for the poll since I feel that I would be fine with it.

I never understood this issue with so called 'tramp stamps', if a man has a tattoo on his lower back is this a problem?? I've seen some amaaazing tattoos on girls backs, I see them as no different from tattoos anywhere else.

Blobby George wrote: »

They really caught on didn't they, which in many ways is a contradiction in terms. Aren't tats supposed to be individual statements and you had all these women copying each other? Hhhmm.

Tattoos are whatever the individual wants them to be, most people aren't trying to make a statement, they just like how they look.

Jeremiah 16:1 wrote: »

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3372/3636000739_12c9ee58e7.jpg

Thought it was funny. With body paint, you can do whatever you want, but it ain't permanent.

That's actually pretty funny!!

dearg lady wrote: »

I never understood this issue with so called 'tramp stamps', if a man has a tattoo on his lower back is this a problem?? I've seen some amaaazing tattoos on girls backs, I see them as no different from tattoos anywhere else.

Because, if you read the rest of my post, you'd have understood.

krudler wrote: »

if I start reading a book that turns out to be some romantic novel that has raptor riding vampires battling cowboy werewolves on the cover then I'm emailing that publisher :pac:

This is off-topic but... I want this book cover.
And the book it corresponds to.


On-topic: One of my sisters got a tattoo when she was living abroad in Australia.
It's because she really enjoyed her time there, and wanted to have a permanent reminder of her year there.

I think that's a great reason to get a tattoo; to remind you of something you'll always want to remember.

Some tattoos are a bit distasteful, or tacky- like people getting tattoos while drunk, or before thinking it through properly and ending up with something they'll hate later- but I'd never judge a person for having one, even if it's a Chinese symbol that they don't know what it actually means... (Okay, I'd judge them a little for that one.)

Anyway, tattoos, I'd never get one myself but I'd never refuse to go out with a guy because he had one. :rolleyes: There's plenty of good reasons to get one, and plenty of tasteful tattoos.

Chaotic_Forces wrote: »

Because, if you read the rest of my post, you'd have understood.

I read all of your post. It's a general thing that people take issue with. I actually don't believe that not one woman you've met with a lower back tattoo is deserving of your respect. Unless you happen to meet a lot of idiots, in which case, it's nought to do with the tattoo