U.S. dating pool: Nearly 50% of 18-49 year olds have tattoos

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

DP. Are you this boring and rigid in the sack? Definitely a pass.

Tattoos have no correlation to sex. But if you need that, then your partners must suck in the sack.

Tattoos may or may not have a correlation to sex life, but rigid, judgmental and snappy is a pretty reliable indicator of an uneventful and unsatisfying sex life.

Life in general. That poster seems like an awful partner.

You must be bad in bed according to yourself.

Different posters. Poor reading comprehension and judgemental. Terrible partner

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

I have a feeling not many people want to date you so you might want to tone the judgement down a smidgen.

Singed,

Person with no tattoos.

Don’t need to date many people. Just one and you’re not my type.

“Singed,”
No date for you

This is true for everyone. You aren't that special.

Correction, I am that special.

Why aren't you married?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

I have a feeling not many people want to date you so you might want to tone the judgement down a smidgen.

Singed,

Person with no tattoos.

Don’t need to date many people. Just one and you’re not my type.

“Singed,”
No date for you

This is true for everyone. You aren't that special.

Correction, I am that special.

Why aren't you married?

Why are you asking?

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

I have a feeling not many people want to date you so you might want to tone the judgement down a smidgen.

Singed,

Person with no tattoos.

Don’t need to date many people. Just one and you’re not my type.

“Singed,”
No date for you

This is true for everyone. You aren't that special.

Correction, I am that special.

Why aren't you married?

NP. Why are you asking someone such a weird thing? You seemingly are the judgmental one. That makes you a hypocrite and you need some help with boundaries.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

I have a feeling not many people want to date you so you might want to tone the judgement down a smidgen.

Singed,

Person with no tattoos.

Don’t need to date many people. Just one and you’re not my type.

“Singed,”
No date for you

This is true for everyone. You aren't that special.

Correction, I am that special.

Why aren't you married?

Good lord! That’s like asking why you don’t have children yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DD24 got a tattoo and a nose piercing first semester college freshman year.

Her tattoo is so ugly - in the middle of her sternum. Nose piercing is cute and I hardly notice it anymore.

Sternum tattoo is the "tramp stamp" of this decade. Very trendy right now for women on social media, but will look very dated in about 10 years. It's the Modern Farmhouse of tattoos.

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Anonymous wrote:My DD24 got a tattoo and a nose piercing first semester college freshman year.

Her tattoo is so ugly - in the middle of her sternum. Nose piercing is cute and I hardly notice it anymore.

Sternum tattoo is the "tramp stamp" of this decade. Very trendy right now for women on social media, but will look very dated in about 10 years. It's the Modern Farmhouse of tattoos.

When I was out of college the big thing was huge ugly stripper-inspired thigh tattoos. Cardi B has them. They melt and look like gangrene 10 years later.

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Anonymous wrote:My DD24 got a tattoo and a nose piercing first semester college freshman year.

Her tattoo is so ugly - in the middle of her sternum. Nose piercing is cute and I hardly notice it anymore.

I'm sorry to inform you of this, but she has had A LOT of sexual partners.

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Personally, I have none in deference to a relative who got one involuntarily. I have no opinion on them for a partner who has chosen them. They aren't a deal breaker or maker.

People inject themselves with toxins and filler, add silicone implants, shave bones in their nose, get veneers, and pierce parts in addition to tattoos, all of which impact no one but themselves. They are just one aspect of a person as a whole.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

I have a feeling not many people want to date you so you might want to tone the judgement down a smidgen.

Singed,

Person with no tattoos.

Don’t need to date many people. Just one and you’re not my type.

“Singed,”
No date for you

This is true for everyone. You aren't that special.

Correction, I am that special.

Why aren't you married?

NP. Why are you asking someone such a weird thing? You seemingly are the judgmental one. That makes you a hypocrite and you need some help w

ith boundaries.

You are not a different poster. You are the same one who felt we'd be hurt by you not wanting to date us. You also originally replied at 10:03 and this comment and 10:06 compulsive trolling.

And the marriage question is relevant because you purport to be the perfect partner that we should all be so lucky to have so why hasn't anyone paired with you yet?

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This thread has gone off the rails. I am getting the popcorn out 🍿

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lol lol to whoever posted that picture. SHE'S NOT hot. She looks trashy with all those tattoos.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t have tattoos but I actually find it to be a red flag if someone is over the top judgmental about them. Like if they make a big deal out of me not having one it creeps me out. If I head a flower tattoo on my ankle you’d suddenly be disgusted? Grow up.

Sorry not sorry. Your tattoos are repulsive and signal poor judgment and lack of impulse control. Don’t care what you think because I’d never date you.

As I said above, I don’t have them. But I do find it to be a red flag when people have the vitriol you do over small and insignificant things that don’t impact them in any way. It feels like a very intentional choice to be a hateful and judgmental person.

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Anonymous wrote:I absolutely hate tattoos. My teen sons (for now) feel the same- though we joke about the entire family getting our dog's face tattooed on our bodies. My 26 year old nephew got one which the whole family is not a fan of--he jokes about it too.

I see tattoos everywhere. Women with calves and full sleeves and tatted out.

I really hate the look of women in wedding dresses or beautiful evening gowns with tattoed arms and back. It just doesn't look right.

It doesn't look right to whom? If it bothered them, they wouldn't have gotten it or covered it.

For real. Plus, women in ball gowns with sleeves can be an incredible look. I think it can still be tasteful, but it gives an edgier vibe. This is a woman that I would want to talk with at a party

She looks like a high-end escort at a finance bro party or a new tech executive's first hot girl he brings to a party to show he has sex now.

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Anonymous wrote:lol lol to whoever posted that picture. SHE'S NOT hot. She looks trashy with all those tattoos.

I’m a man, she has sex appeal but not marriage or relationship appeal