Tattoo Discrimination

Ok, we all tattoo lovers and people who have tattoos will probably agree with me on this one. Does it seem that lately there are more places forbids tattoos? First, schools, and military and now firefighters. I think we corrected if I'm wrong, but it's not discrimination? Just because someone has a little hell of a lot of ink or ink does not mean you can not work properly.

So, this means that all those tattoos that have broken barriers to make them acceptable now slowly coming back up? I mean, it seems like people are just not getting the whole concept of tattoos and tattooing. But I'm here to say that tattoos have become more popular than ever and people will just have to get over it. However, I feel like someone who was discriminated against because of the tattoo to take a stand and go to court over this, so this is no feeling just will not stop. It is our right as Americans to be able to get a tattoo and to express our selves, and if someone can not deal with it than they've had some serious problems and should put their priories back in order.

I would say to us all the tattoos people have to speak out and stand up for their rights. If someone has a problem with one of your tattoos, that's their problem not yours. Anyway you should not judge a book to cover. Also the speaker mom advice, if you can not say something nice, do not say anything at all.

tattoo friends

Ashley

Posted on 12:02 PM / 0 comments / Read More

Tattoo Placement

I wrote about the placement of a tattoo before, but I wanted to touch on the topic again. As I said before are endless places on your body where you can get a tattoo. But when you've made the decision to tattoo, decide where it should go in your body is equally important. For example, if you do not want to be preceived as a trashy than getting a tattoo on his arm or some other visible place very likely not a good idea. If you want a tattoo to express your sexiness of the lower back or somewhere more private to be a great place. And I'm not sure about everyone else out there, but I think that tattoos on the back of the neck are sexy.

So, if you keep those kinds of things in mind can help you decide where to get signed. Or, if space is not really a matter for you but you're whole heck of a lot of other places to choose from on your body. Just keep in mind getting a tattoo in a place that may be covered up is a big plus. Trying to land a new job when they are older and wiser with a very visible tattoo can cost you the job. Which I think is funny, but today's society still view tattoos as something not unprofessional.

Also as I said before, if it will be your first tattoo, try not to get something that is huge and lud.Glavni reason tons of people regret their first tattoo and do not want to be stuck with a huge tattoo the rest of your life, If it turns out to regret it later down the road.

tattoo friends

Ashley

Posted on 11:55 AM / 0 comments / Read More

Tattoo Discrimination

Ok, we all tattoo lovers and people who have tattoos will probably agree with me on this one. Does it seem that lately there are more places forbids tattoos? First, schools, and military and now firefighters. I think we corrected if I'm wrong, but it's not discrimination? Just because someone has a little hell of a lot of ink or ink does not mean you can not work properly.

So, this means that all those tattoos that have broken barriers to make them acceptable now slowly coming back up? I mean, it seems like people are just not getting the whole concept of tattoos and tattooing. But I'm here to say that tattoos have become more popular than ever and people will just have to get over it. However, I feel like someone who was discriminated against because of the tattoo to take a stand and go to court over this, so this is no feeling just will not stop. It is our right as Americans to be able to get a tattoo and to express our selves, and if someone can not deal with it than they've had some serious problems and should put their priories back in order.

I would say to us all the tattoos people have to speak out and stand up for their rights. If someone has a problem with one of your tattoos, that's their problem not yours. Anyway you should not judge a book to cover. Also the speaker mom advice, if you can not say something nice, do not say anything at all.

tattoo friends

Ashley

Posted on 11:41 AM / 0 comments / Read More