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Originally Posted by DrPhil
I don't think it ever looks good on the day that it is applied.
People in their late teens and 20s tend to get tattoos and the smart ones think about how it will look when they are in their 30s and beyond. As far as American culture, tattoo artists and tattoo'd lifestyles aside, I cringe when I see people with tattoos all over their bodies and/or in places they can't hide even if they tried.
Only a couple of my friends have tattoos (as far as I know) and they all have them in places where you won't know unless they tell you.
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Yeah, I personally wouldn't say never to a small tattoo, I just seriously doubt I'm ever going to get one, and if I do it will be in a place that isn't going to stretch and sag as much as others. I will never understand getting one on a whim, especially in a hard to hide area. I have a harder time thinking of people 18-my age that don't have at least one than those that do.
I went on spring break one year with a bunch of guys and two other girls. I remember the majority of the group decided, after lunch, they wanted tattoos. The guy I was dating (thankfully) decided to hang at the bar with me and wait. They came back with flash from the wall of the place, all in visible places. It confused me.
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