Mr Natural
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Makes one wonder what the kids of the tattoo generation are going to do the freak out their parents.
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Makes one wonder what the kids of the tattoo generation are going to do the freak out their parents.
They’re both done without consent and religion is no excuse. That’s my point.Do not make faulty arguments by putting words in my mouth. I didn't say "anything". And while I am not defending ANY circumcision here, it is just a fact that you can't compare male and female circumcision. One is much more significant than the other.
Once you tattoo your face, you are lost to humanity.
They’re both done without consent and religion is no excuse. That’s my point.
Yeah, I've never understood the desire to do that. Talk about ensuring you never get a decent job.
I've got five tattoos, and I'm currently drawing up #6. All of them are on my arms. I guess I could see doing a piece on my leg, but that'd probably be it. I'm not good with pain. I've got a tattoo of Neptune on my left inner forearm, and that was six hours of never-ending pain. Also, if I'm going to spend a few hundred dollars on some ink, I want to be able to see it. Ergo, no back tattoos for me, either.
My smokin' hot Puerto Rican girlfriend has four: one on each shoulder, one on her left shoulder blade and one on her right calf. They're all tasteful and unobtrusive.
The girl in the video? Yeah, I don't get that. On the one hand she speaks of having very low self-esteem. Well, if the work she's had done helps her to regain that, I guess, but it's simply not something I can really condone. At the end of the day, though, she's the one who has to live with her decisions, not me.
I think ink can look good on a woman, even if the work is somewhat extensive.
This woman's pretty inked up:
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This is a back piece that a friend's daughter has:
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The woman in this picture is actually a seminary student:
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Sometimes tattoos can be strong reminders. This one's written in Arabic, but it loosely translates to "Be fearless in love". It's tattooed over the scar she got when she tried to kill herself:
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As a rule, I've no problem with tattoos on women (not a big fan of boob ink, though), but anyone, male or female, can go overboard...
You shifted the point of the subject and are now trying to make it one of degrees. If it’s not right to do things to people’s bodies without their consent, it applies across the board.My point is there is no comparison, and frankly, it's belittling to women to make that comparison. And I don't call that out lightly or easily.
A man without a foreskin has sexual functioning. In fact, men without foreskins are usually less prone to UTIs.
A woman who has been 'circumcised" does not, and that's the point. To make SURE she does not. And sometimes she is so mutilated she cannot function in any way.
So you can say that both are wrong and I won't put up a fight. But one is definitely much, much worse.
I am too old now. But if I were not, I would get this, which I think is delicate and lovely:
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Too old?
Bullshit.
If anything, waiting until later in life to get a tattoo means that it won't look like an ink blob 40 years from now...
It's not ok to remove the foreskin of a newly born child because it violates their rights.... but it is okay to rip them out of their mothers womb, literally in pieces?You shifted the point of the subject and are now trying to make it one of degrees. If it’s not right to do things to people’s bodies without their consent, it applies across the board.
I mostly agree, but this tattoo is for pulling your hair back, which I do less and less of now that I'm in my 50s.
I think I could go for a pretty version of it somewhere else. I just love those delicate flowers.
Thread hijackIt's not ok to remove the foreskin of a newly born child because it violates their rights.... but it is okay to rip them out of their mothers womb, literally in pieces?
yeah... you will get nowhere with that absurdity
No.Thread hijack
To each his or her own. Just as you said. Which means the same thing concerning my commentary. Her own. Meaning me. So who is really the judge right now? You.To each his or her own.
Who am I to judge someone else? Maybe you should think about that...
Oh, that is PRETTY!! So delicate and feminine!I am too old now. But if I were not, I would get this, which I think is delicate and lovely:
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