The only Tattoo I saw growing up was the short little MF'r that told the guy that sold Chysler Cordoba's with fine Corinthian leather that a plane was coming!
I guess you have to be 30+ like me
to understand that last comment!
"The plane, boss! The plane!"
Tattoos's have become mainstream. But I still have none and will get none. I was raised to believe that people with tattoos were sailors, criminals, outcasts, or misfits. I know this isn't the case today. But that upbringing still sticks with me in the back of my mind. For that reason, I can never think of my skin as a doodle pad subject to a whim. There has never been a symbol or image that was so powerful to me that I wanted it indelibly etched on my body. That's just my opinion! To each his own, and I don't care what other people chose!
I will say, that tattoos can hurt you if you are in a profession where presentation and a professional appearance is part of being successful. As an example, you never see a doctor or nurse with visible tattoos. Even food service workers are shunned if you have a lot of visible ink. You rarely see a businessman with a full sleeve on his arm. It takes away from your credibility and perception of cleanliness, even honesty and trustworthiness. It can separate you from where you are to where you want to be. That's the truth! Better believe it!
I guess you have to be 30+ like me
to understand that last comment!"The plane, boss! The plane!"
Tattoos's have become mainstream. But I still have none and will get none. I was raised to believe that people with tattoos were sailors, criminals, outcasts, or misfits. I know this isn't the case today. But that upbringing still sticks with me in the back of my mind. For that reason, I can never think of my skin as a doodle pad subject to a whim. There has never been a symbol or image that was so powerful to me that I wanted it indelibly etched on my body. That's just my opinion! To each his own, and I don't care what other people chose!
I will say, that tattoos can hurt you if you are in a profession where presentation and a professional appearance is part of being successful. As an example, you never see a doctor or nurse with visible tattoos. Even food service workers are shunned if you have a lot of visible ink. You rarely see a businessman with a full sleeve on his arm. It takes away from your credibility and perception of cleanliness, even honesty and trustworthiness. It can separate you from where you are to where you want to be. That's the truth! Better believe it!
my back is full no room for a tattoo there
