Do you look down on people with tattoos?

I do but dunno why ..a friend of mine had his kids portrait tattood on his back...20 years the kids are pissing themselves laughing at the state of it....

bubblypop wrote: »

OP, what's the stereotype for getting tattoos?

Previously, low impulse control.

Now, slave to trends.

Don't have any myself and not a fan.

Each to their own, but I don't see the appeal of drawing on yourself in permanent ink like so many others to show how individual you are.

I wouldn't look down on someone but it would put me off them a bit.

Op how many ceo of banks have tattoos? Probably none and they destroyed the country

I rest my casezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Hey OP,

I work in purchasing, my brother is a member of the Gardai, one of my sister's is a nurse and the other is in the forensic science field ( we're not allowed actually know what she does).

Two of us have a good few tattoos between us, the others don't.

What social circle do we come from?

PS. The 1950s called, they want there view on people with tattoos back ;D

Resverathrole wrote: »

A lot of people won't like what I'm about to say. I'm in Dublin at the moment and it's almost as if, that if you want to be cool and modern then you need to get a tattoo. I even find myself seeing guys with tattoos who don't seem to fit the stereotype for getting a tattoo! I even over heard a conversation recently where by a group of lads were confused why Ronaldo doesn't have tattoos!!

When I see senior managers with tattoos I often think to myself "fair play to you for getting so far, it's a pity you had to let yourself down with that disgusting ink marking on your wrist. That's how I know this is far as you'll get". They won't get to be CEO! Especially if they also say "I done"

When I see tattoos, all I think is that such a person is likely from a certain social class, that they're a trend follower, that they probably smoke, or that they're seeking validation of some sort. Effectively, tattoos all look the same, and all look horrible. I don't think much people pay attention to what the tattoos are, and more so "oh he's got a tattoo"

You are the classic snob, you think you are better than others and always judge a book by its cover. You are shallow and most likely selfish. Your parents probably worked hard to provide for you and you were most likely spoilt growing up and it appears you still are.

I used work with an Israeli Jew , he had his grandmothers ID number tattooed on her inside forearm.
The old lady survived the Holocaust.

So the result of this thread is

As much as the OP would like it to, tattoos will never and can never tell you what type of person someone is. Or occupation they have.

Sorry OP!

Actually tells a lot about the OP themselves considering they’ve never seemed to come across someone with a ‘higher occupation’ or social class with tattoos. They’re everywhere! :V

A lot of people won't like what I'm about to say. I'm in Dublin at the moment and it's almost as if, that if you want to be cool and modern then you need to get mirror furniture. I even find myself seeing guys with mirror furniture who don't seem to fit the stereotype for getting mirror furniture! I even over heard a conversation recently where by a group of lads were confused why Ronaldo doesn't have mirror furniture!!

When I see senior managers with mirror furniture I often think to myself "fair play to you for getting so far, it's a pity you had to let yourself down with that disgusting faux-pas in interior design. That's how I know this is far as you'll get". They won't get to be CEO! Especially if they also say "I done"

When I see mirror furniture, all I think is that such a person is likely from a certain social class, that they're a trend follower, that they probably smoke, or that they're seeking validation of some sort. Effectively, mirror furniture all look the same, and all look horrible. I don't think much people pay attention to what mirror furniture are, and more so "oh he's got mirror furniture"

I look down on people who have little to no taste in styling their homes, post them all over facebook and ask if the pink or the silver glitter paint on their mantle piece is actually nicer.

Next thread, please.

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Not really but most of the local criminals and trouble makers would have tattoos.
Tattoos kind of confuse me a little to be honest. I see people with religious tattoos for example and they don't seem to have religion in their lives for example.

I’m not religious, but I find a lot of religious imagery incredibly beautiful, so I would personally consider getting a religious themed tattoo.

If someone chooses to look down on me because of my tattoos, that’s their issue and it says more about them tbh.

Other people’s opinions of me are none of my business