Are tattoos trashy? Yay or Nay and why?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think they have a "look at me!" quality that's hard to overlook. And even if you like them as a piece of art, I find it hard to believe that anyone anywhere loves a piece of art, one piece, so much that they want to look at it every day for the rest of their life.

Mine is on my back where no one will see it unless I am pretty much naked. Try again.

Congratulations on the fact that you don't have to see your own tattoo every day.

This is what you do when you wants to be cool so you get a tattoo, but you don't really like them so you put it in a hard to see place.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My sil has a tramp stamp which reads "respect". She was raised UMC and is a professional and a mother of four. She told me about the tattoo and showed it to me 6 months after we met. We laugh about it and she admits it was a drunken youthful mistake. We've been family for 15 years and, when we greet each other, I say "respect".

Was she an Ali G fan?

I don't know. She was young and drunk, though.

[Anonymous]

Target practice

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My sil has a tramp stamp which reads "respect". She was raised UMC and is a professional and a mother of four. She told me about the tattoo and showed it to me 6 months after we met. We laugh about it and she admits it was a drunken youthful mistake. We've been family for 15 years and, when we greet each other, I say "respect".

After 15 years isn't the joke old by now?

She probably hates my guts, but I can't help myself.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My sil has a tramp stamp which reads "respect". She was raised UMC and is a professional and a mother of four. She told me about the tattoo and showed it to me 6 months after we met. We laugh about it and she admits it was a drunken youthful mistake. We've been family for 15 years and, when we greet each other, I say "respect".

After 15 years isn't the joke old by now?

She probably hates my guts, but I can't help myself.

She definitely regrets telling you. That tattoo is connected to several bad decisions on her part.

[Anonymous]

Yes, tattoos are trashy.

[Anonymous]

41F. I have zero tattoos but I think some can be beautiful and sexy if well places-like the should blade of a man or the hipbone of a woman. However my sister-in-laws both have huge black outline only ones that circle Their. They might have been kinda pretty with color but just black ink? No thank you. Or if they did small color ones on the inside of their wrist.

Should my daughter want one (she's 7 now and says she wants a wolf tattoo) when she's an adult I would strongly encourage something small, colorful and thoughtfully placed on her inside wrist or hipbone.

I also don't like seeing someone dresses up in a beautiful ball gown and seeing a large tattoo-it breaks the line of the dress and the vision. I've seen a bride and thought she looks lovely and then she turns and theirs is a huge back tattoo taking away from the dress-but I'm sure she thought it looked good and showed off something she was proud of and in the end that's what mattered-not my opinion but hers of herself.

So if a tattoo gives you confidence then get it-just really think about it.

[Anonymous]

I think woman who have large tattoos around the neck basically say: hello I was abused as a child and I never got over it. Can a get you a coffee? Not trashy just sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think woman who have large tattoos around the neck basically say: hello I was abused as a child and I never got over it. Can a get you a coffee? Not trashy just sad.

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[Anonymous]

To me it always screams restaurant worker or ex military. No matter who it is.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It depends on the tattoo(s) whether or not I find it trashy. But I’m surprised at the fad and trendy comments in this thread. People have been getting tattooed for decades now.

It became a big fad in the 90s, I know I was there. So yeah, people have been getting visible tattoos for two decades now and it's become super common and no longer means you are edgy.

No not edgy anymore. And most are not attractive. It seems like low self esteem on most people. There are always exceptions. But.

[Anonymous]

Ed Sheeran: what were you thinking?

[Anonymous]

Screams trashy especially when accompanied by the ugly multiple piercings. I think it is a generational thing.

[Anonymous]

I’m over 65 and thinking of getting one. Did I miss the trend?

[Anonymous]

I am a fifty two year old Female.

I think tattoos are ugly.
I imagine in like 30 years there will be a ton of people walking around with wrinkled skin showing shriveled up, old tattoos.