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what is the general feeling on women having tats out there?, my wife has expressed an interest on getting a small one done, however she hasnt pushed the point cos as a rule i dont think they look good - i wont stand in her way if its something she really wants

Her body, her choice IMO. My wife has one and is private and I love it as I have a matching one too...

Most women get them done discretely anyway like ankle, lower back..I like them !

They are becoming alot more popular with the younger women these days it is very rare in my eyes to find a girl without a tatt these days...

Agree with Sjab, everyone deserves the right to choose for their own body ... I've always really liked them on chicks, although they are a lot more common these days, I still think in the main they look good.

I went home with a girl one night who had them on her legs/arms/back/chest....
She was alright, so yeah they do look good on 'em!

Punk Rooster wrote:I went home with a girl one night who had them on her legs/arms/back/chest....
She was alright, so yeah they do look good on 'em!

Gee Whiz that is unusual because punk usually goes home with 2 girls

They need to think about where they are getting them.Many girls get them in spots that SAG badly as they age ie the lower back.

IMHO I don't like them but its not my body

i used to think tatoos on women looked weird (or unladylike if you will), but now i think that most tatts on girls actually look ok & as others have said it is up to the individual person


i met a girl a few years ago that had a tattoo of a star on her back & a W tattooed on both cheeks of her bum which i couldn't work out what the significance was then she bent over & it said WOW

off course make sure the girls you know that have large chests not to get roses put on them because when they get older & start to 'droop' then they look like long stem roses

I'm sure it will cause ire when I say nobody with any class has tats at all, but then I am a liberal conservative ex-YUPPY, so I guess it is OK to stay in character!

Psyber wrote:I'm sure it will cause ire when I say nobody with any class has tats at all, but then I am a liberal conservative ex-YUPPY, so I guess it is OK to stay in character!

Oh dear...I was raised by conservative, catholic, middle class landowners so I was brought up to think the same. However these days, even though it's not something I'd have done myself due to my allergy to pain, I don't have a problem with others having them if its tasteful and subtle but each to their own.

Regards
JAS

JAS wrote:

Psyber wrote:I'm sure it will cause ire when I say nobody with any class has tats at all, but then I am a liberal conservative ex-YUPPY, so I guess it is OK to stay in character!

Oh dear...I was raised by conservative, catholic, middle class landowners so I was brought up to think the same. However these days, even though it's not something I'd have done myself due to my allergy to pain, I don't have a problem with others having them if its tasteful and subtle but each to their own.

Regards
JAS

I don't mind others pleasing themselves either JAS and I respect their right to choose. I wouldn't be rude to anyone or make a negative comment if they were showing a new one off to friends as an acquaintance did recently, but deep down I still see it that way. My mother was English and had an Anglican school upbringing, but my father was an SA country boy of Cornish stock in a traditional working class job, so I'm not sure where my set came from exactly, but I guess it was in there somewhere...

Psyber wrote:I don't mind others pleasing themselves either

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each to there own but you dont wont to make life hard for yourself,

i reckon get the ink but keep it discreet........................

Psyber wrote:I'm sure it will cause ire when I say nobody with any class has tats at all, but then I am a liberal conservative ex-YUPPY, so I guess it is OK to stay in character!

Hate 'em nothing worse than seeing a nice looking woman with a "tramp stamp" on her lower back, does it mean they're up for it "greek" style?

Very tacky. Another symptom of our celeb obsessed society like the try-hard baby names; we all want to be different, just like everyone else.

Don't mind them in the right places. Mrs Hazzy has a small one of the back of her shoulder and wants another with the junior Hazzy's names. I have always told her she can get them anywhere except her boobs as IMO that is skanky.

Not for me!
Some of them look cheap and nasty!

mick wrote:Hate 'em nothing worse than seeing a nice looking woman with a "tramp stamp" on her lower back, does it mean they're up for it "greek" style?

OK Mick, I'm waiting for you to point out a problem still