How do you feel about tattoos?

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Jenn

I'm 15 and I love tattoos and when I'm older I really want to get a few. My mom hates tattoos though and says if I ever get one she would be extremely angry. I just want to get other people's opinions of tattoos especially on girls? If you could put your age and say if you're a girl or guy that would be great. Also do you have any advice as to how I convince my mom to like or at least be okay with tattoo?

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I'm a 32 year old man. I am very heavily tattooed. I like tattoos on men and women.

The best way to get you mother to accept your tattoos would be to make her really admire and respect your lifestyle and choices in every other aspect of your life so that she will not think the tattoos could detract from you in any way.

Is it appropriate to have a tattoo on your wrist when looking for a job in marketing?

Kayla

I was just wondering because I was seriously contemplating getting a tattoo on my wrist. However, I want to work in marketing and I was just wondering if anybody would hire me if I had a visible tattoo. Thanks.

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I am a professional in the marketing field at the director level and I have a decent-sized tattoo on my left wrist. I got it about 5 or 6 years ago. I intentionally got it on my left wrist because you always shake hands with your right (plus, I am right-handed, so it would receive more exposure). I usually will wear a thick-banded watch to important meetings or job interviews... However, the majority of the time they notice it anyway and comment on it - and 95% of the time it has actually gotten a positive response. The last time I interviewed - for the position I currently hold - they didn't mention it to me in the interview but, after I left, they told one of the employees who has the same wrist tattooed "we're going to have another wrist tattoo girl here!"

Obviously, I got the job even though they saw it. I dont think it will hurt your chances as long as you don't get something horribly obnoxious!! I am proof :) You'll get some *looks* from some of the older people, but f' em. They're on their way out anyway - haha.

By the way - it didn't hurt much at all! Least painful tattoo ever. Enjoy :)

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How to get over jealousy and insecurity?

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Hayley

I'm engaged. I love my fiancé deeply and he treats me better than anyone I've ever. There's one issue, and that's my insecurity. I feel like I'm ruining everything. I'm not generally an insecure person, it's because of things that happened.. But I need advice on how to get over them before I completely ruin things. He has apologized for everything, changed it all, and genuinely feels bad. These are the things that have happened, in no particular order.

1) he told me a story about cheating on his ex with her best friend. Months later, he made a sexual comment to MY best friend on Facebook.

2) until I finally blew up about it, he was always going on and on about what he liked in women.. None of which I had. Example - I've heard about how he has a thing for women in glasses about a billion times. I don't wear glasses. New Years Eve, I made myself into everything he says he wants (except tattoos).. And I got the biggest reaction out of me. He talked about how beautiful i was, he was all over me all night. His contact picture for me on his phone is similar.. He claims it's the only picture I've sent him but I've sent him tons, but just one with glasses, my hair up, etc.

3) once, he blatantly checked out tattooed girls online in front of me. Verbally judging each one as hot or not. He has apologized for doing it.

4) this is the big one. There was another girl in the picture, and I kinda consider what he was doing as an emotional affair. He was texting her first thing in the morning and last thing at night every single morning and saying he had promised her he would. He initially tried to hide the nature of his relationship with her.. But it finally came out that he had a thing for her for a super long time. And when he was telling me about it, it was clear he still did. My thought about it was that I was being put second. Why wouldnt he want to talk to ME first and last? tHe also blatantly refused to make me the same promise

I want to get over this. :(

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This is a good opportunity to try a threesome with your fiancee and the girl in the picture. Threesomes are a great way to sort out your feelings.

Do you think about these before getting a tattoo?

UpYaNose

Like how the tattoo be get distorted when you get older because your skin loses elasticity, how you have to touch it up if not it will look green and faded, and for the girls: ever thought about how you will look with them when you are wearing certain type of clothings, like a gown?

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A couple of things I think about:

I take pictures (not digital); they'll age. Although the analogy is fairly weak, that aging doesn't prevent me from taking them. I'll do what I can to protect them and will thus extend their quality, but I'm under no illusion that they will change.

I also consider people who get hung up on the whole age thing. If someone is only passing on getting a tattoo due to how they will look at 80, I feel sorry for them with all of their fears (of which this is just the tip of the iceberg). What a terrible life they do and will lead, perpetually afraid of aging. Someday that first wrinkle or gray hair will appear, and sooner than they think. Will they adapt, or will that be the beginning of their end?

I've seen people who don't adapt; they tend to die early (60-70), and not happy. The last couple decades of their life is spent in coulda/shoulda/woulda mode, staring out a window all day perched in their rocker. One friend who's in her late 50s (nicely inked & in damn good shape) is a caretaker for some senior citizens, and has seen this tragedy up close - people waiting to die. She's active and *very* busy, and and yet as little as 5-10 years younger than her practically immobile patients.

Medical science being what it is and extrapolating based on my age versus those in their venerable years, I don't expect to die before 100, and likely healthier than the current average American in their 60s. Decades from now YA will be a hazy memory at best, but I'll still think of those aged coulda/shoulda/wouldas as I bicycle past them on their rockers on my way to a touchup.

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