Tattoo's

[cristycurves]

I love art, and consider tattoo's to be some of the most interesting art, as there is usually a story connected . Do you like tattoo's, do you have any? I have none, would like to but just never had gotten the courage. Sleeves are some of my favorites. Post a pic of your fave tat....

 

[bolt.upright]

I have none, probably because of my age. Not too many of my generation do; it always seems to be older or younger people.

I don't seek them out in the ladies I see, but I don't avoid them either. When they are well done I find them very sexy.

Speaking of sexy, I think Kelsey (a lady familiar to many on this board) has done it right:

 

[HelenaKnight]

I have... A lot... However I'm bad with getting things finished lol

 

[Jacklyn7]

Like Helena I haven't gotten around to finishing lol, but my back piece will be my favorite when it is finally done

 

[Wanker]

No

 

[Maurice Boscorelli]

I grew up at a time when the only people with tats were cons, bikers, sex workers or sailors.

All were counter culture and lived hard lives. It was their badge of living so to speak.

Then the nerds started picking up on it to make a statement too.

Myself I believe one or two discreetly placed ones that actually have a meaning are cool but the whole body art and covering large portions of the body is over kill and largely unattractive.

In my opinion I see a lot of really good looking women detracting from their natural beauty with excessive ink.

 

[bolt.upright]

Like Helena I haven't gotten around to finishing lol, but my back piece will be my favorite when it is finally done

I like the one just below the big one.

 

[Jacklyn7]

I know you do

I like the one just below the big one.

 

[Malika]

I have a lot of tattoos, and have plan for many more.

I found it hilarious when people tell me that I'll regret it when I am 80 years old. Maybe, but I love them know and if being 80 and having wrinkly colourful skin is my worst problem...I'll be set! I also cannot wait to be in a retirement house with a lot of others tattooed folks and play "what was this tattoo 60 years ago!"

 

[HelenaKnight]

Just moisturize and stay out of the sun There was an article of a 60 year old heavily tattooed lady that still looks phenomenal. I really don't care how they look when I'm old, I'll be old lol.. I'll be more worried about my face and sagging ass then concerning myself over what my ink looks like at that point. Besides, at 80 all the men my age will want to see younger women naked and there will be slim pickings for older gents

I just booked my back piece today I'm excited.

 

[Goodfella]

Just moisturize and stay out of the sun There was an article of a 60 year old heavily tattooed lady that still looks phenomenal. I really don't care how they look when I'm old, I'll be old lol.. I'll be more worried about my face and sagging ass then concerning myself over what my ink looks like at that point. Besides, at 80 all the men my age will want to see younger women naked and there will be slim pickings for older gents

I just booked my back piece today I'm excited.

There is always Botox :Bug:

 

[Kelsey]

This is one of my favourite pics of one of my tattoos











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[Senior]

This is one of my favourite pics of one of my tattoos




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This picture is missing me and my tats entwined with you; only then, would this be my favourite pic...although this one by yourself is pretty good

 

[cristycurves]

Thank you for all the replies, the tats shown are beautiful, here is another one I found that I think is stunning. I found this article about tattoos and what they'll look like years later,https://www.cvltnation.com/how-will-your-tattoos-look-40-years-later/ loved the comments , I admire those who have the balls to express themselves with ink. As George Carlin said...be an individualist

 

[oldguyzer]

Thank you for all the replies, the tats shown are beautiful, here is another one I found that I think is stunning. I found this article about tattoos and what they'll look like years later,https://www.cvltnation.com/how-will-your-tattoos-look-40-years-later/ loved the comments , I admire those who have the balls to express themselves with ink. As George Carlin said...be an individualist

To paraphrase something else the great George said, "Be unique...just like everyone else."








BTW, for Carlin fans, read his daughter's book "A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up with George".

 

[cristycurves]

another beautiful Tat. This woman is said to have used this tattoo to cover her mastectomy scars. I love it

 

[Beef Jerky]

 

[MisterAsianLover]

The only tattoo I would accept on a woman in my personal life would be one of my name on her body. Everything else would be unacceptable to me. But if she really wants to do it, up to her. It's her body after all.

 

[Louis XIV]

I'm in the process of having more than 26 billion brown freckles tattoo'ed all over my body.

When I'm done, I will have formally 'transitioned' from caucasoid to negroid and will immediately be applying for Pakistani citizenship where I will petition their government for full recognition and equal rights based on my new-found 'trans-racial' status.

Following that, I will insert myself into a tragic motor vehicle catastrophe involving a scooter, a goat, and a blind retarded midget, largely to draw attention to myself, create some marketing buzz, and cultivate some sympathetic momentum for my cause among the global population of politically correct sheep.

Ultimately, I will tour the world with Caitlyn Jenner as co-advocate for equal rights, tolerance, and acceptance for all 'trans-racial individuals', stopping only to film and promote my new reality show, tentatively titled: 'I am Brown, Feel my Hue.'

Tattoos are the key to my success!

 

[BECO]

I'm in the process of having more than 26 billion brown freckles tattoo'ed all over my body.

When I'm done, I will have formally 'transitioned' from caucasoid to negroid and will immediately be applying for Pakistani citizenship where I will petition their government for full recognition and equal rights based on my new-found 'trans-racial' status.

Following that, I will insert myself into a tragic motor vehicle catastrophe involving a scooter, a goat, and a blind retarded midget, largely to draw attention to myself, create some marketing buzz, and cultivate some sympathetic momentum for my cause among the global population of politically correct sheep.

Ultimately, I will tour the world with Caitlyn Jenner as co-advocate for equal rights, tolerance, and acceptance for all 'trans-racial individuals', stopping only to film and promote my new reality show, tentatively titled: 'I am Brown, Feel my Hue.'

Tattoos are the key to my success!

Hang on strong.