FabGuys.com forum: Tattoos yes or no?

By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

I'm pretty much covered in tattoos.

From shoulders down, excluding my hands at the wrist.

I can wear normal attire, and nobody would know.

Find it odd that many love them, many think they are horrible and wreck lives.

Can anyone reasonably respond?

Or will it the usual modern world of nothing good to write.

Kindly remember for many, each tattoo may or might not hold signicant memories.

For instance 4 of mine are portrait memorial pieces. And several more are images of my children and grandchildren.

Others I have have meaning, some a lot more than others.

Some I hold no real attachment too, as I was in a bad place.

And just had them

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By *3versMan
9 weeks ago

glasgow

Do you have your hole tattooed, as your name suggests? Is there any significance in it if you do?

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Tattoos killed my father & mother then burnt my village to the ground. I’ve got no time for them 😤

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By *dffikMan
9 weeks ago

surrey

I only have one, it was on my bucket list, check my profile x. I not keen on a guy covered in tattoos, a few are okay.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Bristol East

Some I hold no real attachment too, as I was in a bad place."

I don't know what to say

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By *lena MalenaTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Milton Keynes

I think it's a fairly generational thing, Darling, so my view may not be of much relevance to you.

Honestly, I think marking yourself permanently to signify a deep emotion is a mistake. That partner - or even that Child - may have a different relationship with you in 5 or 10 years. But I'm old and cautious- live your life by your rules, Hun!

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

The evidence clear if you look at my profile picture

The significance is in reality it is a cover up.

Of a cartoon character

Longer story behind that one.

Cover up was because my entire torso is orientally styled.

My legs are themed.

My arms as random as it gets.

I have actually had several of my pieces included into various tattoo magazines

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

First of many truly ignorant replies I'm sure

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By *jh59Man
9 weeks ago

Hinckley

Hate them

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

De Plane! De Plane! Boss

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By *autiously_curiousMan
9 weeks ago

Craigavon

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By *nthony 2.0Man
9 weeks ago

ear Oldham

I like them

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By *airybikerMan
9 weeks ago

Greenford

I have one. Would love 1 or 2 more, but they are just so expensive

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

Fair point.

Myself I wasn't in a great place.

And choices would have probably been different.

But what I did find, although initially only wanted a big dragon.

Which actually took 5 1/2 day sessions.

I found it a great distraction from an overwhelming pain.

Became a bit of an addiction to be honest

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

Thanks for your honesty. I'm not sure about a generation thing.

I had my first 2 when I was in my early 20's.

Newborn on the way took priority

Little over a decade ago, I was earning ludicrous money.

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By *autiously_curiousMan
9 weeks ago

Craigavon

For me less is more. I love 1 or 2 nice tartoos but full tattoos really for me remove the natural beauty of the human body. But as they say horses for courses.

I worry, as you alude to in your message, that overdoing tattoos can be associated with methal health problems or addictive personalities. Certaonly historically tattooing like this was regularly done by criminal gangs. Lots of the Yakuza in Japan and the Paramilitaries over here.

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By *waff1102Man
9 weeks ago

King's Lynn, Norfolk

I wonder if something less permanent would be any good? You could freshen them up when they fade and if you fancy a change, then it's easier to do. I fancy a bumble bee on my right calf, to be frank its quicker to get a transfer done and less painful. Just my thoughts and I have no other thoughts about whether others should or should not have them

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

Shocking prices now.

I was lucky my artist gave me a reduced rate for whole day sittings

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By *hloe696969TV/TS
9 weeks ago

I believe Cheryl Cole said her tattoos cost as much as a small car...

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

That's certainly a brilliant way of doing it.

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

My last tattoo I went up to Liverpool for.

Stopped in a hotel by Anfield which cost as much as the tattoo

£150 the final price.

Estimated at £300.

But was smaller than expected

And that was with a pretty famous multi award winning artist.

Must admit I know him well from the conventions

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By *attooedhole OP Man
9 weeks ago

Bromsgrove

I can concur it is habitual.

And yes addictive.

Yes my mental state wasn't great.

Tbh it's still pretty well shot

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By *angtMan
9 weeks ago

Wednesfield /Wolverhampton

They do nothing for me.

I can appreciate the artistry in them, but the idea of permanent marking my skin doesn’t appeal.

I do ‘technically’ have a tattoo. It’s just a small dot in the middle of my chest. A lingering reminder of radiotherapy. But that’s more than enough.

3 of my kids have tattoos, and they are really happy with them, but for me they were perfect before the tattoos, and you can’t improve perfection.

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By *itruvianMan
9 weeks ago

Rugby

I like tattoos done well. Some are seriously impressive and can be attractive.

For me they should have meaning. I have a dragon on my shoulder… I’ve always been fascinated by dragons in art. I was in my early 20s and I’m glad I did it. I’m probably too old to have more done now and they are seriously expensive.

I’d say pick your artist carefully and don’t buy cheap. I’ve seen so many hideous amateur-looking tattoos, that look cheap and tacky..

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By *Bbottom123Man
9 weeks ago

Leicester

I absolutely hate them. But I've been with guys who have them but turned other guys down who have to many

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By *elshboy40ukMan
9 weeks ago

neath port talbot

Yes love them, got some, addicted as want more but where can hide them if needed

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By *evanianMan
9 weeks ago

Tegeingl, Gogledd Cymru

I'm very much of the opinion of a much older generation on the subject which was that generally it was only servicemen, convicts ruffians and foreign tribesmen who permanently maimed their bodies with tattoos!

As a young guy I think my strict parents would have ousted me if I'd dared to have one! Along with the subject of sexuality the subject was totally taboo along with blaspheming and swearing too!!

So my mind has been thus influenced, although of course, in the intervening half-century, the world and opinions have very much changed and so many taboos of old including the now popular one of body art and tattoos are now perfectly acceptable, although my old mind still cannot be swayed to see them in the light of modern society.

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By *rookeTVTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Blackheath

I like them on guys and TVs x

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Have one hidden away

Love to have more but I’m so fickle I’ll get one then wish I hadn’t

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By *aniel888Man
9 weeks ago

walsall

I don't mind them

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By *ayleMidsTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Loughbrough

I don’t mind them some are really works of art and look fabulous. Be proud of them you’ve spent time and money getting there.

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By *ensualblokeMan
9 weeks ago

Colchester /London

It's a 'no' for me. Don't like them at all.

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By *iExCuckMan
9 weeks ago

Lowestoft

I don't mind them but not to much ie all over. Doesn't put me off seeing anyone having them, but it really doesn't do to much for me.

I remember in high school most dads had their army unit insignia Tattooed on their upper arm. So was normal curiosity that we experimented with them. To test our theory of how they were made, I volunteered to have a Tattoo of a male and female sign with the t and - touching each other on my upper arm lol. We believed it was done using a Pin with some cotton thread wrapped around the sharp end, then dipping that into an ink bowl from school and continuously stab the area for the Tattoo. It did actually work well and I survived without lead poisoning lol but did receive a sharp smack around the ear from the Headmaster and my dad lol. Although it worked and looked bold, it was very often mistaken for spelling OXO lol go figure. But then later when the country changed, it was pointed out that it looked like the waring symbol between the two main tribes in the country. So had it changed to one of the military units insignia.

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By *astDevonGuyMan
9 weeks ago

East Devon

For me it depends on the tattoos and the general appearance. Wouldn’t have one myself though. Certainly would not put me off a fella …

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By *anmannersMan
9 weeks ago

Don't really like them.

As I like bright colours, tattoos invariably look dull

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By *speedoMan
9 weeks ago

eastbourne

I really don’t like them

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By *ildwestheroMan
9 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Like them on what I would call 'rugged men' as sometimes they look a bit silly on twinks. When I had mine done I was in my early 20s. In those days most servicemen had them but very few civilians. Mostly on arms. Occasionally the back or chest. Never on hands, face or neck.

Not keen on too many or what I would call 'body jobs'. Also not keen on them on legs.

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By *arriedbiMan
9 weeks ago

Aldershot

Don't mind if nicely done but not fan of full bodies or smothered in em

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Anglesey

Some of them can be quite nice when they've recently been done but they always tend to blur as the body ages and some end up looking horrible. So a no from me

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By *bonybucksMan
9 weeks ago

High Wycombe

I think they look hot most of the time

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By *ave47Man
9 weeks ago

leigh

I have tattoos so yes

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By *ayhartMan
9 weeks ago

chesterfield

A young girl I know had a cute dolphin on her tummy. 5 years and two stone later and it looks like Moby Dick. This is not a joke

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By *oyston64Man
9 weeks ago

pontypridd

Tattoo's are s very personal thing to get done, each to their own but neck tattoo are just horrible, as are facial ones. In 61 soon and want 1 more tattoo.

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By *ustPeekinMan
9 weeks ago

Alresford

Generally no. A few small and tasteful are ok but someone smothered in them just looks weird.

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By *ary1066Man
9 weeks ago

Preston

"Do you have your hole tattooed, as your name suggests? Is there any significance in it if you do?"

I should think he has W tattooed on ether cheek

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By *ornyoldfellaMan
9 weeks ago

Thornton-Cleveleys

I’m tattooed, guess what it doesn’t matter to me that non tattooed people have none . You hang your art we wear ours.

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By *askia.TV/TS
9 weeks ago

Huddersfield

Each to their own obviously, but I find it strange that people would not be interested in a guy just because he had a tattoo(s)....it certainly would not be a criteria that I would judge anybody by.

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By *ough stuffMan
9 weeks ago

here to fuck Northampton/Fakenham

full arm and leg sleeve here, love them, it seams guys do too from the messages i get.

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By *hloe696969TV/TS
9 weeks ago

I have one that reads ludo....and when I get really excited it reads Llandudno.... Cost £10 per inch....so £90 in total...

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By *lasgow verse 60s guyMan
9 weeks ago

Glasgow

If you like them, fair enough. Just don't assume guys find them attractive. Some will, some won't, their choice

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By *0yguyMan
9 weeks ago

Cumberland

"I have one that reads ludo....and when I get really excited it reads Llandudno.... Cost £10 per inch....so £90 in total...

I wouldn’t mind meeting a guy from Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, but it’s more likely from LlanfairPG!

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By *amjam10Man
9 weeks ago

essex

Love a guy with tattoos but not on their face or neck . Would love some more myself but can’t afford it . Only have one

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By *veragejoe4funMan
8 weeks ago

Treharris

I’m amazed at how many people are against tattoos tbh. I have a full sleeve and a medium sized tattoo on my opposite arm, both which can be covered up by wearing a jumper or long sleeve shirt

I certainly wouldn’t turn down someone just as they had tattoos. Although I’m not against them; I’m not a fan of hand , neck or face tattoos especially if it’s the only ones they have; it just seems to me it’s someone trying to look cool if anything….. but each to their own

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By *0yguyMan
8 weeks ago

Cumberland

Not for me, but I don’t mind what what other guys have so long as it’s relatively artistic and not some crude doodle that was carved with a pair of scissors in a prison cell.

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By (user no longer on site)
8 weeks ago

Some people look amazing. But most don’t. Sorry

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By *ondomhunterMan
7 weeks ago

hastings

Not a great fan of tattoos but I have a kind of fantasy of being naked with a guy with tattoos all over his body.

He stands as I explore each tattoo, gently touching it and asking him about it and after he tells be about that tattoo, I kiss it and move on to the next

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By *essa_MTV/TS
7 weeks ago

Luton

Have no tattoos. Have never found the tattoo I want to die wearing. Have no issues either them on others but not for me

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By *ecentchapMan
7 weeks ago

Telford

Both my kids have them, my son a full sleeve he calls it. I hate them but it's their choice. To me I think the human body is a work of art and why would you add stickers to a Ferrari or a Michaelangelo? When I was a kid only knew one person with the basic sailors type done in some divebar on the Barbary coast I expect. It is as unusual now to see a non tattooed woman as it is she has pubes!

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By *orestguywantsbjMan
7 weeks ago

Ross on Wye

Hate them. Don't want to meet anyone with them either as it tells me a lot about your personality. You are having them because everybody else has them and you must follow trends.

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By *ensualblokeMan
7 weeks ago

Colchester /London

Not for me.

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By *evanianMan
7 weeks ago

Tegeingl, Gogledd Cymru

I'm firmly in the "No" lobby, especially as regards facial tattoos.

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By *oodpeckerMan
7 weeks ago

Falkirk

I (rather patronisingly) 'don't mind' those who choose to denigrate tattoos and their owners on here. I can then make my own choices

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By *ondomhunterMan
7 weeks ago

hastings

"Hate them. Don't want to meet anyone with them either as it tells me a lot about your personality. You are having them because everybody else has them and you must follow trends."

Plonker.

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By (user no longer on site)
7 weeks ago

I do like a well coordinated design. Not keen on random here there and everywhere

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By *ottomirlMan
7 weeks ago

Hate tattoos, find them to be a huge turnoff.

Good looking men who over do it with body art, David beckham case in hand, take away from their natural beauty /attractiveness.

But each to their own ☮️

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By *estlondonguyMan
7 weeks ago

Hammersmith

I love a guy with tattoos

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By *jh59Man
7 weeks ago

Hinckley

No tats

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By *orcester GuyMan
7 weeks ago

Worcestershire North

I love tats as a work of art rather than one done by a bloke in cell block II

But can have too much of a thing

Face is latest fad

Which personally don’t like

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By *aniel888Man
3 days ago

walsall

I'd have to say yes seeing as I have a few

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By *mandaWhenDressedMan
3 days ago

Derbyshire

What are they all going to look like in 30 odd years. Some are great art work however you do see a lot of shit ones.

I have one on my back.

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By *enayrshMan
3 days ago

ayr

Yes as I have lots

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By *arriedbiMan
3 days ago

Aldershot

I ain't got any but don't mind tats on a guy except when all over neck head etc

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By *lexieMan
3 days ago

Just north of Southampton

Some I hold no real attachment too, as I was in a bad place.

I don't know what to say"

Blimey... that makes a change Sara! Strike one...

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By *aniel888Man
3 days ago

walsall

"What are they all going to look like in 30 odd years. Some are great art work however you do see a lot of shit ones.

I have one on my back. "
and what's that look like at your age do you.think ?lol

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By *lexieMan
3 days ago

Just north of Southampton

"I have one that reads ludo....and when I get really excited it reads Llandudno.... Cost £10 per inch....so £90 in total...

wake up ffs.

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By *lackbootzMan
3 days ago

Hayes, Middx

"Hate them. Don't want to meet anyone with them either as it tells me a lot about your personality. You are having them because everybody else has them and you must follow trends."

You were an easy person to block, sir.

And I don’t have one tattoo.

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By *arkinSuffolkMan
3 days ago

Lowestoft

I like tattoos. Only have 2 myself but my missus has 25

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By *lasgow verse 60s guyMan
3 days ago

Glasgow

Tattoos can easily be over done. One guy in a sauna I visit has so many all over that he looks like a jigsaw waiting to be assembled but there are guys who have absolute stunners. All a matter of personal taste. Wouldn't put me off but not a turn-on either

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By *ulgeSlut008Man
3 days ago

near Barnstaple

Tattoos are great! Hoping to get one myself

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By *ockanonamasMan
3 days ago

Manchester

Love tattoos on a guy that flows rather than random patchworks.

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By *oman73Man
3 days ago

ayr

Love them have a couple and will get more!

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By *nver4Man
3 days ago

Invernes

Dont have any myself..but dont mind them

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By *ardforall56Man
3 days ago

belfast

A big fucking no.guys and girls destroying themselves with these tats.Some cracking looking women destroying themselves with tats on there faces

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By *hilmccrackin69Man
3 days ago

Edinburgh

I have a good few tattoos myself and personally they make me feel more confident within myself and helped to bring me out of my shell.

Every tattoo I get feels like I’m scratching away to expose the real me which makes up for the expense of getting them.

I lean towards getting beautiful designs or stuff I found funny as my sense of humour has been a constant in my life rather than leaning towards what people would define as meaningful but that’s the best part of tattooing is we all have a unique approach to how we want to change our bodies.

It’s fine to not like them or want them for yourself but to judge someone for displaying their life, passions and experiences on their skin is unnecessary.

Enjoy them for being fun and pretty as they won’t rub off on you.

As long as they bring the wearer joy and makes them confident then I think they are the sexiest body modification you can have.

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By *moothanSlimMan
3 days ago

Norfolk

Different strokes for different courses. Depends on the style of tattoo and area on the body.

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By *ough stuffMan
3 days ago

here to fuck Northampton/Fakenham

love them, I’m covered. find guys very masculine and rugged with ink

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By *asturbate youMan
3 days ago

Hersham

Not a fan of tattoos myself and haven't got any, but each to their own

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By *amie MaybeTV/TS
3 days ago

dublin

On other people sure.

Some look good, some look shit, I doubt most people do it for looks though.

Like you say they mean something to.you.

On me no.

I have enough physical scars to match my mental ones without paying out a fortune for more.

Bloody price would stop me alone.

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By *affekMan
3 days ago

Falkirk

They are a real turn on. I love guys with face tattoos. Very sexy

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By *isa220TV/TS
3 days ago

Greenock

Not keen on tats

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By *ickSeekerMan
3 days ago

Canterbury

- Not for me and not on the men I consort with 🎨🖌

- what 'men'? Bill Bloggs from the café is the only desperate one to bang you when he's d*unk

- well, ok, that one!

He has no tattoos!

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By *aturefunswTV/TS
3 days ago

bristol

Mostly mine have been well revived a lot of meets have liked the contrast of femme lingerie / clothes with the ink x

Last cpl meets have suggested that “ have to get used to them “ “ don’t usually go for that “

But they mark certain periods of my life and my thigh one is an angel with the name of the star we bought and named after my daughter after her passing x

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By *elfordsubMan
3 days ago

Telford

I want one but I'm too indecisive to ever pick something. I don't generally mind them on others but it can depend where, what, how many they have and how well done they are

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By *ambozaMan
3 days ago

Kilburn Park

I’m a fan

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By *londebiguyMan
3 days ago

near Southport

Yes!

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By *liderMan
3 days ago

Sunderland

Ex RN and never liked them but nothing against guys who do it's there choice.

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By *hong loverTV/TS
3 days ago

Wilton near Malton

I don’t mind tattoos xx

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By *arina.TV/TS
3 days ago

Kinkston Upon Hull

No.

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By *usttrymeMan
3 days ago

kettering

To op... ive been thinking of getting a tatoo.. you have put me off again

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By *oastal boiMan
3 days ago

suffolk coast

Tats yes

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By *r Workman1Man
3 days ago

Glasgow

People used to get tattoos to be individual and different, now so many people have them with full arms legs bodies etc im now the one that's different , having a smooth muscular physique with absolutely no tattoos im definitely different nowadays

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By *hirtyguyMan
3 days ago

Coleraine

I really dislike tats and avoid meeting anyone anyone who has them. Having said that it's a personal choice.

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By *ncutNovaMan
3 days ago

Telford

Certain tattoos are hella sexy on a guy

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By *lamMan
3 days ago

Merthyr-Tydfil

Not for me. I just think why would you get something forever. Remember my mum talking about the 92 year old in work with a plan tree on her bits

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By *lackbootzMan
3 days ago

Hayes, Middx

An eye-opening thread full of the most surprising prejudices.

Surely if a man is really sexy, it matters not a jot if he has tattoos or not. Just as if he has some facial hair or not. Just as if he has a hairy body or not. Just as if he has a smooth hairless body or not…

I think some of you get so fixated on things you stop looking at the actual man himself.

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By * G WellsMan
3 days ago

Hertford

Not for me. But like looking at them

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By *oodpeckerMan
2 days ago

Falkirk

"I really dislike tats and avoid meeting anyone anyone who has them. Having said that it's a personal choice."

I really dislike certain colours and avoid meeting anyone who wears pink.* Having said that it's a personal choice.

* unless they possess a nice cock to distract from my colour prejudice

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By *enjamin2018Man
2 days ago

Halstead

I've got one small one on my right shoulder ,it's a deeply personal one and means a lot .

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By *lexieMan
2 days ago

Just north of Southampton

"Tattoos can easily be over done. One guy in a sauna I visit has so many all over that he looks like a jigsaw waiting to be assembled but there are guys who have absolute stunners. All a matter of personal taste. Wouldn't put me off but not a turn-on either"

Reminds me of a sci-fi story i read years a go... 'The Illistrated Man' about tatoos of the future that came alive if you looked at them! Facinating...

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By *irty DenMan
2 days ago

prenton

"I'm pretty much covered in tattoos.

From shoulders down, excluding my hands at the wrist.

I can wear normal attire, and nobody would know.

Find it odd that many love them, many think they are horrible and wreck lives.

Can anyone reasonably respond?

Or will it the usual modern world of nothing good to write.

Kindly remember for many, each tattoo may or might not hold signicant memories.

For instance 4 of mine are portrait memorial pieces. And several more are images of my children and grandchildren.

Others I have have meaning, some a lot more than others.

Some I hold no real attachment too, as I was in a bad place.

And just had them"

I have many tattoos but while growing up as my father was in the navy he was covered in tattoos as they used to be way back then. He would always say if you get a tattoo done while under my roof I will slice it off. So when I moved out at age of 17 I got my first tattoo and when he seen it his reply was that's good work and when I started getting more done he said for your last tattoo get it done the old traditional way so im looking around to find the old tradition tattoo method to finish. But tattoos are an individual expression and art so maybe they offend others that's just life but I work in an office environment in the construction industry and it's never done me harm and I've become senior management and they don't stop people getting jobs.

I probably didn't make much sense kn this post

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By *acingfanMan
2 days ago

Huddersfield

I'm not a fan of tatts.

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