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I don’t think tattoo’s are nice to have. just by two cents 🙂
That’s OK. Some people like tattoos, some people simply don’t. To each his own.

Making someone feel guilty because they have tattoos (not meaning you HNA444) is where the problem lies since having one isn’t a sin.
 
That’s OK. Some people like tattoos, some people simply don’t. To each his own.

Making someone feel guilty because they have tattoos (not meaning you HNA444) is where the problem lies since having one isn’t a sin.
Yea, you’re right. Sorry, i didn’t mean it like that. I am just saying, I don’t prefer them i guess , but i don’t think it’s wrong.
 
Yea, you’re right. Sorry, i didn’t mean it like that. I am just saying, I don’t prefer them i guess , but i don’t think it’s wrong.
No need to apologize. I wish more people were like you, HNA444. Saying they don’t like it, but realizing that it’s a personal choice, not anything immoral. I can totally respect that kind of opinion.

It’s the others that force a guilt trip who annoy me.
 
One generally does not go to the doctor for pleasure or by choice, rather because of need,
either to get cured or to prevent diseases.
The enviroment in a medical office is very professional ,and you will not find many lengthy invasive procedures done in private rooms without a nurse present for the very reasons we are talking above.
I concede I see somewhat the point that the tattooist is an artist whose work will last for many years in someone’s skin, and prove or disprove his or her talent if it does not come out right,hence the concentration to make it perfect.The work is a living ad which he must craft carefully because that is how he makes a living .
It’s a way commercial artists have found to be independant, rather than working for a company.I loooooooooooove art,and have a college degree in the field.
But I reiterate that I find unhealthy to introduce a foreign substance ,like colored ink,inside the skin which is an organ,that most likely will not appreciate having to deal with this anomaly in its midst, for good.We are supposed to help our bodies,not complicate their survival.
If the idea is to proclaim your love of God, just have t-shirts with christian messages
which can offer easier reading .Nobody then will be staring at you trying to read a passage from your skin, and following the body curves.

My intention when posting is to exercise the right to express my opinion.
Some people in this post with opposite opinions get upset.🤷
 
Attn: Wanderer…

I didn’t say the “Grafitti” couldn’t be artistic… all I said was that I didn’t want it on my house.
 
Attn: Wanderer…

I didn’t say the “Grafitti” couldn’t be artistic… all I said was that I didn’t want it on my house.
Yet you make it so that it implies putting graffiti on one’s property is sinful or at the very least distasteful and unsightly and then comparing that further with tattoos.

Obviously since both graffiti and tattoos are mediums of art, then they have just as much potential of being beautiful. Trust me, I’ve had a customer in my net cafe who spent his time watching online videos of professional tattoo and graffiti artists. They put in as much heart, soul, and creativity into their work as the artists of Da Vinci’s day.

They just have a different canvas. 😛

Why don’t you just face it? You have a personal distaste for tattoos. Your reasons for condemning have no basis in rationality whatsoever. That said, kindly take your soapbox somewhere else.
 
That ought to be the last word on this, but some of you refuse to see it.

I might put it this way…

Tatoos… Oh NO…!!!

I don’t want any grafitti on my house… so why would I want any on my body…???

And kinky body piercings…? Hell NO…! I don’t want any holes in me that I wasn’t born with.

Consider, a little Anthropology lesson here…

You know… all of the Paliolythic tribal people of the world ( 'Nuther words… all of the world’s “Savages” ) had certain things in common. Tatoos and body piercings. You see… the Savages in Borneo had no contact with the savages of the Inca tribes of South America or the Watussi tribes of Africa. And The savages in the Polynesian Islands knew nothing about the savages in some other place like South Dakota in the time of their tenuous existance and yet that all had certain things in common… Tatoos and kinky body piercings. Do this… take a good look at a picture of Dennis Rodman and then look at a picture of a specimen of a paleolythic tribal person in any Anthropology text book… You’ll get the picture.

Christ told his deciples that we would know that the end times are near when things will be like it was “…in the times of Noah.” The times of Noah means in times of the paliolythic tribes, or in the days before there was any “civilization”.

Your Tatoos and kinky body piercings are a sign of the times… any YOU can’t see it.
worst post ever… i would be offended if i wasn’t convinced you’re just someone who enjoys insulting and getting people angry just for the fun of it.

ignore him folks you’re falling into the not so clever trap he laid.
 
I’ll say. He can’t even read the whole chapter of Leviticus 19
Dr. Cox from Scrubs:
Do you actually listen to yourself when you speak, or do you find you drift in and out?
 
No need to apologize. I wish more people were like you, HNA444. Saying they don’t like it, but realizing that it’s a personal choice, not anything immoral. I can totally respect that kind of opinion.

It’s the others that force a guilt trip who annoy me.
Thanks for understanding. I feel bad, because maybe i did offend someone. But, it’s just my preference, that was all. thnks 🙂
 
But I reiterate that I find unhealthy to introduce a foreign substance ,like colored ink,inside the skin which is an organ,that most likely will not appreciate having to deal with this anomaly in its midst, for good.We are supposed to help our bodies,not complicate their survival.
I have 4 tattoos - got my first one about 17 or 18 years ago. I have yet to notice their complicating the survival of my body. :confused:
 
I have 4 tattoos - got my first one about 17 or 18 years ago. I have yet to notice their complicating the survival of my body. :confused:
Do you think you are helping your skin by puncturing it and introducing a foreign substance inside it?
The skin is NOT dead matter, it will have to adapt to it or
if it rejects it, you get an allergic reaction .
Either way your tattoo adds a complication your skin will have to deal with.
Just pretend for a moment,your are the skin.Without asking you they introduce a person to live inside your house with you for life. Maybe it is a beautiful person(tattoo), but it may interfere with the normalcy of the house.
My 2 cents.
 
Umm…I think I just said they are years old…if my skin was going to reject them or have an allergic reaction, it would have done it long before now.
 
Per the CDC: Of the 13,387 annual cases of hepatitis detailed in the most recent CDC report, 12 are associated with tattoo studios. By comparison, 43 cases – or better than 300% more – are associated with dental offices [2].

Guess that means we should stop going to the dentist. Introducing that foreign substance into my body is sure to do some damage.
 
I did not know you could also get hepatitis from getting a tattoo(obviously then the needles were dirty…:o
That is good information to share with those contemplating having their body tattooed.
Thank you.
 
I did not know you could also get hepatitis from getting a tattoo(obviously then the needles were dirty…:o
That is good information to share with those contemplating having their body tattooed.
Thank you.
It’s also better information to contemplate the next time you visit the dentist.
I’m sure you’ve read the part right… about the dentists? :rolleyes:
 
OH, I agree with you Lost Wanderer.I wish I did not have to go to the dentist and risk hepatitis.But unfortunately, I do not have an option, sooner or later I must go and get help from the dentist.
It’s a little like saying if you eat you can get Salmonella, but I cannot choose to eat or not.
Wish you well my brother in Christ:)
 
OH, I agree with you Lost Wanderer.I wish I did not have to go to the dentist and risk hepatitis.But unfortunately, I do not have an option, sooner or later I must go and get help from the dentist.
It’s a little like saying if you eat you can get Salmonella, but I cannot choose to eat or not.
Wish you well my brother in Christ:)
Yet you have greater risks going to the dentist than a tattoo parlor so why bother implying that just because it’s not a necessity it should be avoided? :ehh:
 
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