@lurker17260 wrote:Where did I mention attractiveness? You asserted that female tattooing is a relatively new phenomena. I showed you it's not really. No need for the eye roll.
Where did I mention that YOU said anything about them being attractive ? That was my tongue-in-cheek response to the photos.
Do wind your neck in.
electric, I have lost count of the times men have used my tattoo in an attempt to start a conversation.
Sorry but i cant stand tattoos, esp on women.
I think they look trashy.
A few of my friends have suddently gotten into the tattoo craze. I dont get it at all
each to their own - ooops i should have asked jimmy if it was OK to reply
It has bub's name in beautiful script but I cropped that out just in case. Again, I don't like tatts but if you must have one, you should make sure the tattooist is an artist.
@azureline** wrote:
@bright.ton42 wrote:I don't think women who get tattoos are sheep at all, I think they know what they like and know their own mind. Must say I like tatts and wish I was younger so I could get one or two. For some reason I would like a spider on my shoulder. Not to look sexy but just because I'd like to. Just like I like to change my hairstyle every so often, or buy new clothing. To please myself.
How old are you?
There are lots of older women getting tatts! If you want one and are sure about it, just do it?
I don't want one. Not sure if it is a prejudice, or a health concern, or a self preservation thing...
fear of needles, thoughts about injecting ink into my body, maybe.
Youre right Azure and I know many women older than me who get them. You've got me thinking now, but I wouldn't get a spider as much as I'd like to as I think it would frighten some people with a fear of spiders. Wouldn't want them running away shrieking, lol.
It's funny, I used to dislike them on people but now I like them, though the whole body cover is a bit much on some I think. I really love the one a neighbour has of the first bar of the Moonlight Sonata, it's very inoffensive and meaningful to her.
Boris I hear you about the pain, dunno if I'm that brave.
