Tattoos on SPs?

Would you see an SP with tattoos?


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OnlySex

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99% of the guys I know deteste them.

Desacration of the body as far as I'm concerned.
I think most guys hate them on hot beautiful girls but on trampy / biker or heavy girls - who cares ? A discrete tat may be ok but I could never imagine forming a long term relationship with someone with big tats or the tramp stamp. I mean nothing says old like faded sagging tat's on a 40+ woman.

Just my personal preference - I mean Jesse gave up Sandra Bulluck for a hard looking tattooed biker chick so some guys must be dazzled with the colours !
 

foru2discover

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A agree 100 %

i think most guys hate them on hot beautiful girls but on trampy / biker or heavy girls - who cares ? A discrete tat may be ok but i could never imagine forming a long term relationship with someone with big tats or the tramp stamp. I mean nothing says old like faded sagging tat's on a 40+ woman.

Just my personal preference - i mean jesse gave up sandra bulluck for a hard looking tattooed biker chick so some guys must be dazzled with the colours !
ink on the skin of any girl not only sps mps.......is a turn off...bikers
can have them all............
 

SweetSerenity

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As long as the tats are well done, I don't mind.
If the tats are poorly inked, I find them to be a turn off.

Research the artist you are thinking of seeing. Look at other peoples tattoos that they have done (not just in pictures).
I love this, I think I might have to get this tattooed on my shoulder sometime xD

No worries to the tat lovers, my question is for curiosity's sake only. I'll be getting my ink no matter what others think. And it won't be a 'tramp stamp', my first will be on my upper arm. Its only the first of several I plan on getting. I've wanted tattoos since I was 5, I don't think anyone will be changing my mind =P
Thanks for weighing in. I always like to know what other people think about things.
 

jiiimmm

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I would advise against tats or boob jobs, natural beauty is the biggest turn on. And my guess is that you have plenty of that. A lot of people I know that have tats now regret that they did it. But its your choice, so good luck
 

GG2

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I love this, I think I might have to get this tattooed on my shoulder sometime xD

No worries to the tat lovers, my question is for curiosity's sake only. I'll be getting my ink no matter what others think. And it won't be a 'tramp stamp', my first will be on my upper arm. Its only the first of several I plan on getting. I've wanted tattoos since I was 5, I don't think anyone will be changing my mind =P
Thanks for weighing in. I always like to know what other people think about things.
That's the spirit. You've got "winner" written all over you. Well, not literally... yet LOL!!!















WTF is this world coming to???
 

trod

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Tattoos are fine as long as they are tasteful and professionally done.
 

GG2

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"If only I had known then what I know now... I wouldn't have made the same mistakes" - 46 year old SweetSerenity

Oh well.
 

coolcat

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Hey Serenity, if it is something you want...the decision is yours to make. I prefer ladies with no tats and no implants. I have always enjoyed the women who are strong enough to say "this is me...take it or leave it"....
 

GG2

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Of course not. She's young, hot, and looks slutty (thanks in part to the tattoos).

Emo Power! We can listen to Screamo music together.

 

SweetSerenity

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"If only I had known then what I know now... I wouldn't have made the same mistakes" - 46 year old SweetSerenity

Oh well.
'If I only knew then what I know now.... I'd have made the same mistakes, because lets face, life is more fun when you take risk' - 46 year old me.
Also, that music is definately not my prefered style...
 

OnlySex

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Would you really say no if she was waiting for you..?

Borderline - Any more and I'd figure I'd be dipping my dick into a cesspool of STD germs and even with a six condoms - I'd feel dirty when I finished. As she is now I'd f*ck her little brains out and leave her curb side with the other trash.

Of course tat people will like untat'd people. Just like I don't get upset with virgins. It just doesn't work the other way around. SS can add all the permanent body ink she wants but the effect will be that as she ads more ink - the pool of guys attracted to her will keep going down. Of course maybe a pool of guys attracked to slutty girls will be more attentive too.
 

Madeline Rhodes

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Ink is for you. Not the world.

How long have you wanted THAT design/image/permanent statement? I waited 7 years with one design in hand before I did it. It is placed for my pleasure in viewing and isn't there to proclaim anything. It is just mine, about me, and often begs the "what does it mean" from people but it is mine.

Mine are visible if naked. Not clothed unless I am willingly showing that off.

Place them wherever you want but know it does affect the way others see you. I have seen many beautiful tats, and many that made me shake my head with a "WHY??". Just get ones that have meaning, and that you've wanted for more then 6 months. I usually suggest picking one, checking it again in 6 months, making any adjustments, checking it again in 6 months and if you still love it as it is... then do it.
 

MissCroft

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Being rebellious often is a way to conform
Yep.

I like tattoos but don't plan on getting any. But I don't mind those who have them....I'm just not a fan of silly ones. And I think the armbands and chinese symbols are a little overdone.
 

SweetSerenity

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Ink is for you. Not the world.

How long have you wanted THAT design/image/permanent statement? I waited 7 years with one design in hand before I did it. It is placed for my pleasure in viewing and isn't there to proclaim anything. It is just mine, about me, and often begs the "what does it mean" from people but it is mine.

Mine are visible if naked. Not clothed unless I am willingly showing that off.

Place them wherever you want but know it does affect the way others see you. I have seen many beautiful tats, and many that made me shake my head with a "WHY??". Just get ones that have meaning, and that you've wanted for more then 6 months. I usually suggest picking one, checking it again in 6 months, making any adjustments, checking it again in 6 months and if you still love it as it is... then do it.
This particular idea has been a year in the making, but since day one I knew what I wanted, and haven't made any alterations. Its actually the design I've wanted for the least amount of time. All my other future tattoos have been thought up and decided on throughout the years. Its always just been a case of choosing which I wanted first, which is why it is taking me so long to get anything.


And just to set one thing straight(not saying any of you were saying this about me, just letting you know);
I am not doing this to rebel/defy conformity or anything like that. I just like tattoos. I have since I was 5, and I won't ever stop liking them. I'm getting these because I want permanent reminders of who I am/who I used to be and what I've done in my life.


And no, I won't be getting an 'open for business' tattoo, lol.
 

Madeline Rhodes

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And just to set one thing straight(not saying any of you were saying this about me, just letting you know);
I am not doing this to rebel/defy conformity or anything like that. I just like tattoos. I have since I was 5, and I won't ever stop liking them. I'm getting these because I want permanent reminders of who I am/who I used to be and what I've done in my life.
Sounds like you are doing it for all the right reasons then.

Enjoy.
 

Morpheous

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I was heavily tattooed at a young age. 17. I regret the ones I have because they mean nothing to me. If I was wiser at the time I would have thought and planned it out a bit more. So now I'm stuck with ink that I'm not a fan of. 100% tattoo removal is an impossibility . They are well done and tasteful and have been redone or retouched over the years and they do get lots of compliments,but like I said earlier they don't symbolize of mean anything to me other than a rebellious childhood.
 
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