JordyG
Stake in my pocket, Vlad to see you
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Lots of people will disagree with my take on this. But frankly it all looks like bad cartoon art to me. Excessive tattoo's always seemed to me more a cry for attention and/or help in a society hell bent for narcissism. I'm convinced future tattoo-less generations will look upon tattooed grandma and grandma as embarrassments. I see some people with so many tattoo's I wonder why they just didn't paint themselves blue and have it over. Or at least tattoo "Eat McDonald's on their foreheads and try to get paid for it. And all that ink is a poison slowly seeping into your body as that thing fades over time. Younger people ask me why haven't I ever tattooed myself and I say 1) You know how everyone looks in the mirror and hates their nose or teeth or facial sculpture etc. Well these things can be changed with surgery often without scarring. Over time, just like your nose, you will come to dislike or tire of looking at your tattoo. Tattoo's to me are a permanent scar that can only be changed by more scarring or removed by a bigger scar 2) Life has naturally scarred me enough I don't need to self inflict any. More frankly, I live in NYC. Over time if I didn't judge just about everything and everyone initially by its or their looks I'd have long been be dead by now.No one ever said a man will regret a tattoo when he's older; why is it only women that need to worry about it? Could it be people are judging women by their appearance? That's a double standard and, frankly, I'm tired seeing worthwhile people being judged by their looks.
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