So sick of seeing bad tattoos

[Derrick Rigg]

I can't figure out why so many guys in the gym are getting tattoos. The problem is that probably 60 percent of them are hideous looking and don't compliment the body.

 

BTW, was stuck in traffic this summer at an interstate underpass and there was this guy covered in tats begging for money. He should have not gotten the ugly tats and saved the money.

[Stormy]

I became tatted this year at the age of 54. I knew exactly what I wanted and searched for an artist with experience in realism. For the most part I've received compliments. I like tattoos that are well done and convey a personal meaning.

[Rudynate]

They don't know any better. A lot of people can't tell the difference between a good tattoo and bad one. And a lot of artists don't seem to understand using tattoos to enhance a person's natural musculature.

[Populist Fury]

I can't figure out why so many guys in the gym are getting tattoos. The problem is that probably 60 percent of them are hideous looking and don't compliment the body.

 

It's a sad epidemic :'/ They're all going to regret it when their skin starts sagging & all those tats start looking deformed...

[+ Avalon]

I can't figure out why so many guys in the gym are getting tattoos. The problem is that probably 60 percent of them are hideous looking and don't compliment the body..

 

I completely agree!

 

Imo the only people who should be seen with tattoos are the Holocaust survivors so that we are reminded that such a great evil happened and that we should be on guard that it never happens again.

 

NIE WIEDER

[+ GregM]

I got my ink when I was in my early 30s. I like. It has meaning to ME. Dont like it? Dont hire me, dont look at me. I give no fucks.

 

Giving no fucks,

Greg

[Walker1]

. I give no fucks.

 

Giving no fucks,

Greg

 

[+ GregM]

They don't know any better. A lot of people can't tell the difference between a good tattoo and bad one. And a lot of artists don't seem to understand using tattoos to enhance a person's natural musculature.

 

Kind of like a piece of art. One can think it's trash and the other a masterpiece.

[EastbayMike]

I know it's subjective but i think tattoos are disgusting body mutilation. I've passed on dozens of otherwise handsome escorts, masseurs, and fuckbuddies because i can't get past their tattoos. My husband threatened to get a trendy shoulder/chest tattoo a few years ago. I told him i would leave him if he went through with it.

[Bearofdistinction]

Tattoos are similar to collecting Emmett Kelly Clowns --- One or two is fine more than that people walk in to your house and start to think serial killer

[Pepper Young]

I won't hire a guy whose tattoos I find ugly. Big chest tattoos can be especially off-putting in my opinion, so I pass. Personally, I don't have any and wouldn't spend the time and money to get one.

[MartyB]

Anything over excessive gets tiresome and distracting. Interestingly I find that if i really like the escort and we have great chemistry I don't really pay much attention to the tattoos. So I guess for me it's about the man. My recent escorts all babe bad multiple tattoos and it cool. I would never get one myself.

[+ poolboy48220]

I've got a couple, they're small, one shoulder and one ankle. I don't find tattoos offputting, even if there's a lot of them, as long as it's done well. There *are* some hideous ones out there.

[Rudynate]

I'm fairly heavily-tattooed: quarter-sleeves on both arms and a large back tattoo that covers my entire back. I guess one could say they're a fetish with me.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Tattoos are similar to collecting Emmett Kelly Clowns --- One or two is fine more than that people walk in to your house and start to think serial killer

 

[TruthBTold]

Luckily I have not had to be around a lot of people with them. I guess I probably subconsciously have not hired because there are simply too many tattoos. Am I supposed to fuck you or read you?

[Rudynate]

Likewise, I'm quite heavily inked. I'm sure there are men out there who find them ugly, but lucky for them, they'll never have to wear my skin! Unless they're into weird Buffalo Bill shit... yikes...

 

But it was really crucial for me to find an artist I trusted, because I didn't want to get stuck with art I hated on my body. I sat on my idea for almost a decade just to be 1000% sure I knew what I wanted, and then... well, here we are.

 

 

I get LOTS of positive feedback on mine. I guess the people who don't like them have manners enough to keep it to themselves.

[Rudynate]

Luckily I have not had to be around a lot of people with them. I guess I probably subconsciously have not hired because there are simply too many tattoos. Am I supposed to fuck you or read you?

 

I can't speak for all people who are tattooed, but I doubt whether most of them are expecting you to comment on them. You just treat them like you would somebody who doesn't have tattoos.

[marylander1940]

I can't figure out why so many guys in the gym are getting tattoos. The problem is that probably 60 percent of them are hideous looking and don't compliment the body.

 

BTW, was stuck in traffic this summer at an interstate underpass and there was this guy covered in tats begging for money. He should have not gotten the ugly tats and saved the money.

 

Talking about stupid tattoos...

 

 

 

[MikeyGMin]

I'm glad that I'm not limited by either fetishizing tattoos or being turned off by them. (I have enough deal-breakers as it is. ) There are guys I find extremely sexy who are heavily inked and others without a piece of body art on them. I just like it to be consistent with their overall image and attitude.

 

Cases in point:

 

https://rent.men/FabianMarco

Fabian is as sweet as they come. His completely unmarked body goes with his personality. There is a wholesomeness about him that would be diminished by tattoos.

 

https://rentmen.eu/Latin_guy

Marco is hot AF. He exudes sex. The way he walks and talks and carries himself. His ink is just part of his whole "I live life on my terms" vibe.

 

They both make me weak in the knees. Just for different reasons.

[marylander1940]

I'm glad that I'm not limited by either fetishizing tattoos or being turned off by them. (I have enough deal-breakers as it is. ) There are guys I find extremely sexy who are heavily inked and others without a piece of body art on them. I just like it to be consistent with their overall image and attitude.

 

Cases in point:

 

https://rent.men/FabianMarco

Fabian is as sweet as they come. His completely unmarked body goes with his personality. There is a wholesomeness about him that would be diminished by tattoos.

 

https://rentmen.eu/Latin_guy

Marco is hot AF. He exudes sex. The way he walks and talks and carries himself. His ink is just part of his whole "I live life on my terms" vibe.

 

They both make me weak in the knees. Just for different reasons.

 

I would just turn off the lights and enjoy the muscles while disregarding the tattoos.

[+ quoththeraven]

I would never get one because they're unregulated and unsafe, but aesthetics are largely subjective and people with tattoos have already factored in that some people might be averse to them. To complain that someone else has done something with his body that interferes with your appreciation of it seems to miss the point.

[Kippy]

I'm of the opinion (personal statement meaning aside) they rarely add to the beauty of the human body. I suspect they are a bit like loud granite counter tops-- seen almost everywhere, almost expected, but soon to be a fashion design/statement relic. Imagine working in a nursing home 40 years from now when all this faded and sagging glory

appears on almost everyone! Yikes!

 

Kipp

[Rudynate]

I'm of the opinion (personal statement meaning aside) they rarely add to the beauty of the human body. I suspect they are a bit like loud granite counter tops-- seen almost everywhere, almost expected, but soon to be a fashion design/statement relic. Imagine working in a nursing home 40 years from now when all this faded and sagging glory

appears on almost everyone! Yikes!

 

Kipp

 

The popularity of tattoos, like the popularity of granite countertops, waxes and wanes. "Everything old is new again."

[JayCeeKy]

Imagine working in a nursing home 40 years from now when all this faded and sagging glory

appears on almost everyone! Yikes!