People Who Get Tattoed Are Trash.

Mr. Lol,

As you know,

They all express their individuality by doing what everyone else is doing...

However, you are particularly Mr. Misanthropic...

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I agree.

Link please.

If you were in the military or a legitimate club or group of some type, its fine, but these millennial types who are all tatted up are mentally jacked.

In most cases employers don't hire people with multiple visible tats, odd colored hair or abnormal piercings, they just aren't worth the risk. Easy to stereotype, kinda like the FBI does with various kinds of people.

I asked a new hire today if he had tats, nice clean cut kid. He didn't.

I love reading the defensive comments from the tatted underclass.

So fucking hilarious.

The defensiveness is proportional to the secret shame.

It's glorious.

A tattoo on a female body is like scribble on a wall of a public toilet...

"I was here!"

trashy porn stars love tatoos

marks of the devil

Troll bait.

Only retired marines should have tattoos

If a tattoo won't get you laid, it's pointless. I never got any because I never thought it would attract anyone.

Working as a Nurse, I have seen lymph nodes of people with tattoos— full of ink.
It settles in the nodes.
People with tattoos are more likely to be vaccinated also, hunch their love of needles

Thrills and pain addicted.

Tattooing is popularized— so popular that you won’t have a problem getting that tat, in your forehead or wrist very soon.
You’ll get a tattoo, own nothing, and be happy.

For you.

Tattoos are a complete turnoff on a woman, as are silicone implants. I love the female body as it is, and any attempt at "artistic improvement" only ruins it.

On the other hand I couldn't care less about tattoos on men! Sure, it makes them look like criminals, but it's not like I care.

When I was young I sang in a metal band. All of the guys in the band had long hair, were tatted all over, and dressed in black with demon prints. Because that's the "uniform" for a metal head.

But I had a buzz cut, no tats, and wore a colorful sweater my GF knitted for me.

I must have looked completely out of place, but I was still as much a part of the band as the rest. And even though the other guys looked like criminals, they were the sweetest bunch! Very kind and considerate people. Respectful to the point of meekness.

So I wouldn't say people with tattoos are "trash". My only opinion in the matter is that women ruin their looks by getting tattoos, and it's a damn shame!

To me, a tattoo on a woman looks like graffiti on Mona Lisa.

At this point, I'd never get together with someone with a tattoo becauae we'd be obviously such different people with nothing in common and have totally different outlooks on life.

It's like someone who cares too much what others think and tries too hard to look cool and follows trends like a dumb sheep. That's just a real dealbreaker for me.

If it's not broken, why fix it?

I don’t know about social outcasts (honestly, they already are in the eye of many who just have the good sense to keep their mouth shut and go on about their business), but Peepaws has made an excellent point about one thing - there will be a booming job opportunity in the cosmetic medical field for removal of tattoos.

I’ve never seen a tattoo on someone that brought me joy. more often than not, most of them speak of a broken time in a person’s life. WW2 veterans were my first encounter with them, then prison tattoos - both of those just make me wince for what those poor people have seen, then… people became more brazen and we saw it become a “basic b***h” uniform (tramp stamp?). I know I’m going to get hated on for my opinion, but it’s just that, and unless someone brings up the debate, I’ll just keep it to myself and even then, I usually just stay silent.

Like it or lump it, right or not - people WILL judge you, consciously or not. It just lumps people into a different class and “it ain’t good”.

lol! You people are so fucking proud of yourselves!! I dont even have tattoos but you guys are the pompous self righteous muthas out there. like the so called Christains who spend all day judging and condemning people. Nice.

It's not unforgiveable and they can be redeemable still.

You can find vids of people talking about this form of "therapy".

For a lot of people who have been disfigured, it's not them who are uncomfortable...it's other people.

They end up getting socially avoided, which leads to isolation.

So, turning a stumpy arm or leg into a wildly colored shark head is definitely an ice breaker.

I never said anything about religion where did you get that from?

That's a new one. You'll all say anything to justify and promote your self-inflicted disfigurement and freakiness.

Even on someone who is actually disfigured through no fault of their own!

Couldn't agree more. They look cheap, ridiculous and make women look like whores, period.

The only good tattoo is one in the bin.

They absolutely 100% do in every single instance.

I posted this yesterday.

I just want to add that anyone considering getting tattoos should be aware of the health risks of tattoos.

As well as how costly and hard it can be to get tattoos removed, should you decide you don't like them at some point.


Tattoo removal tends to cost many thousands of dollars, and even then usually it doesn't completely remove the tattoos.

There's also high risk of scarring and infection.


It also takes quite a few sessions, usually several weeks in between to remove them.

Here's a site that has some information about tattoo removal.

There are serious health risks tattoos posts too.

As some said on here mercury poisoning and ink poisoning.

Skin infection, bacterial infection, hepatitis, and cancer are done of the other health issues tattoos can cause.

Most, not all, but most people find tattoos to be a turn off too.

I'm not trying to dictate what people should or shouldn't do.

Nor am I trying to judge or out people down.

Like I said people are free to get tattoos, atas many as they want, but you should take into consideration what you're potentially getting yourself into by getting tattoos.