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Thread: Boyfriend hates my tattoo
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09-17-2008, 11:02 AM #241
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09-17-2008, 12:06 PM #242
Nice tatt, I really thought it would be ugly as hell. Most wings tats I've seen are really bad.
yours actually looks cool, I'd keep it for what its worth"strong pics!"
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09-17-2008, 01:11 PM #243
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Even if you think a tattoo your significant other gets is tacky, if they want it and like it, you should learn to embrace it because "tacky" and things like that are social stigmas and choosing a social stigma over a loved one and their enjoyment of their own body is petty.
why look down on the enjoyment of others when you can simply learn to share the enjoyment.Find your own path, my footsteps are hard to follow.
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09-17-2008, 01:13 PM #244
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09-17-2008, 01:16 PM #245
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09-17-2008, 01:30 PM #246
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i apologize for not reading 8+ pages of posts but heres my 2 cents...
i personally find tattoos on girls sexy...if they are done right (Samantha08s tattoo = ).
if they are done wrong, like a tramp stamp, then they look bad and make the girl look like an idiot. the bottom line tho is its YOUR body. you should be able to do whatever you want to it. whatever he feels or thinks his strictly his opinion, not what you should do. you and him both need to realize this. if you wanna get a tattoo he can voice his opinion and let you know how he feels about it but ultimately, its your decision since its your body. if he chooses to break up with you over a tattoo, then obviously his feelings arent strong enough for you and you should consider it a way of "weeding out the bad ones"...
if he really cares for you he would look past the tattoo and look at you emotionally. a tattoo is on the skin...it doesnt change what kind of person you are.
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09-17-2008, 01:31 PM #247
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09-17-2008, 01:39 PM #248
I think most tattoos are ridiculous and trashy, and the majority of people get them hoping to obtain a certain 'image', which is fail in itself because that 'badboy' (or 'badgirl') image from tats is played out now because so many people get them.
If someone seriously gets a tat because it 'means' something to them, well, that's one thing, all others are kinda meh.
Girls with tats are naturally looked at as being more slutty/trashy, not just my own perspective, but just about every guy I know feel's the same (even the ones with tats).
Personally, I'm attracted to women with class (unfortunately females my own age don't have it, or only the rich ones do and they are sorta out of my financial league). I don't think a tattoo would necessarily be a 'deal breaker' for me, because some females can pull off a tat nicely (one forum member comes to mind), but if I was dating a girl and she got a tat without even mentioning it to me I'd certainly lose a bit of respect for her. Its a permanent alteration to physical appearance.
Ladies, how would you feel if one day your bf/husband decided to become anorexic or bulimic? Or would completely let him self go, just eat all day with no exercise, and get fat?
What about if he decided to do something random like split his tongue or put a bone threw his nose?
If you're fine with all these things good for you, but wouldn't you kinda like for him to at least MENTION he's about to do something that will alter his physical appearance for the rest of his life?
In the end I think everyone has a right to do what they wanna do with their own body, cause really its affecting their lives. But if you're married/in a relationship at least have the common decency to talk it over with your spouse/SO. For the record I think those small-ass chicken wings look ridiculous. If you're gonna do something, don't half ass it.Last edited by guest89; 09-17-2008 at 01:41 PM.
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09-17-2008, 03:14 PM #249
Dude, those first two are medical disorders, those take a long type to grow and develop as opposed to a tatt which takes what, two hours at most depending on size and color? The weight issue would also develop over time b/c most people probably wouldn't wake up and think "damn, I'm going to start shoveling food in my face and be a fat ***" for no reason. The other two are so extreme that more often than not you will know way ahead of time if your partner has those tendencies and should be prepared. Bottom line is with the tatt that while notice in advance is nice (b/c it's respect to the SO), it's not required.
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09-17-2008, 03:28 PM #250
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09-17-2008, 04:43 PM #251
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09-17-2008, 04:46 PM #252
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09-17-2008, 04:50 PM #253
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09-17-2008, 05:01 PM #254
Updates?
I was thinking about what everyone said in previous posts. I gotta agree you sound like you are whooped on this dude. You two have slept together since first date? So pretty much lived with each other since first date then? Pretty damn fast IMO. You are too young for that. You are can't even drink legally! Ask anyone in their mid to late 20's about the bar "phase." And even besides that... there is a HUGE level of change from age 20-25. And BTW GL with the long distance thing.
I can't believe you are considering laser for him. Or are you letting the people here who dislike it get to you? If anything, add to it and make it bigger. Like two pairs of wings, one with horns and one with halo would be an idea. ( I think it's fine now though )
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09-17-2008, 05:11 PM #255
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09-18-2008, 07:19 PM #256
^ You like to hear what you want to hear.
The point is:
A tattoo is permanent, it shouldnt be compared to a haircut. The fact that the bf wasn't aware, means it was it an impulsive act, to him a sign of immaturity.
In addition to immaturity, your bf is against tattoos. Yes, guys usually care about what their gf does to their body. Plus as someone else said, he'd be seeing the tat a lot more than you will. To some people, it is disgusting to deface your body with ink for any reason. Then there is also stigma attached with tattoos- that it is slutty/whorish/nonwifey. Others may like it, but he is not one of them. Either way, you deal with the consequences.
I think you are not on the same level with the bf. Read the above posters.
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09-18-2008, 07:43 PM #257
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All I'm going to say is, if I'm in a relationship ( which I am.. for 1 year 7 months plus ) I would hate my girlfriend to do something behind my back even if it has nothing to do with me, why hide it? I'm not saying stuff like going to the grocery store and not telling me but getting a tattoo which is a lifelong commitment stamped on your body is different. You shouldhave consulted him, because who knows maybe if you spoke about it he wouldhave been ok with it after you told him the reasons why you were getting it.
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Also, most tattoos on girls look slutty IMO.
If its something tiny and cute than its different but wings on your back...? I'm guessing you are going to be wearing a lot more "revealing" tee shirts and what not, doesn't really cover wife material.
I also like how you're answering to the replies that you like and the ones you dont you are ignoring.
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Again, lol...
Some of you people sound retarded... Oh you should look past the tattoo and look at your insides...
A tattoo is very revealing physically but it also has a mental side. A tattoo isnt only a thing on your body but it says something about you.Last edited by N01SYtZ; 09-18-2008 at 07:47 PM.
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09-18-2008, 11:27 PM #258
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09-19-2008, 09:35 AM #263
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Be true to yourself!!!!!
If this really is an issue for him, then I'd kick his butt to the curb!!! You're a good looking woman and someone who is going to be with you needs to love ALL of you, and yes, that includes the tats. Good luck sweetie. Johnny
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09-19-2008, 09:38 AM #264
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