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why you got YOUR name on you though?
that's extra weird to me
Neck tattoos and face tattoos... What's good with this?!
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why you got YOUR name on you though?
that's extra weird to me
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Honestly, speaking of tats period, I think it is semi pointless for super dark skinned folks to get tats. Nobody can make out what they are supposed to be and if people can't see what your tats are, then there is no point of having them. As much as you all want to deny it, tats are gotten for others to see. It isn't done for yourself.
2ndly, people like LeBron and JR Smith that have SO MANY tats jumbled up in one region of their body to the point where it is all just jumbled up in one region of their body is just stupid. Again, it looks like a bunch of MESS. It doesn't look artistic. People think that getting tats automatically gives you a sense of appreciation for art. No. You just want people to look at you.
2ndly, people like LeBron and JR Smith that have SO MANY tats jumbled up in one region of their body to the point where it is all just jumbled up in one region of their body is just stupid. Again, it looks like a bunch of MESS. It doesn't look artistic. People think that getting tats automatically gives you a sense of appreciation for art. No. You just want people to look at you.
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But dude! The outlines looks super cool.... up close.
And thats pretty much it. Just like fashion and everything else. This society is full of egocentric and narcissist people, so it makes plenty of sense to get a tatto. It's just the norm to deny it, when deep inside you know you love the attention it brings you. Automatic self-esteem booster ftw!
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dude I couldn't have said it better myself
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It depends on what area you are in.
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Idk wats good....but I kno wats bad not being able to get a corporate job...but that's not everyones desire to each is his own
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I work in a hospital in the casecart department and i have a neck tat also a couple on my arms, about to be a surgical tech soon and my teacher has a wrist and back neck tat also lol
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I feel that anyone that's not financial established in life and gets a neck tattoo 100% got it for the attention. Whether it be to appear tougher, to "impress" females, to fit in a certain group, or to look cute pause. If u truly got it for yourself or because you like art/tattoos, why couldn't u wait to get it after you've established yourself in your career and don't need to worry about finances/job market?? Are u not going to want the tattoo by then??
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Well, she's a "5 star literally" future trophy wife, so she'll never have to work an hour in her life, so it's chill for her to have neck tatts.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
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who shawty is this?Originally Posted by timbo109
Well, she's a "5 star literally" future trophy wife, so she'll never have to work an hour in her life, so it's chill for her to have neck tatts.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
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^she has to be a baby mama
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She ain't $%*!. Why do you think she doesn't have to work?Originally Posted by timbo109
Well, she's a "5 star literally" future trophy wife, so she'll never have to work an hour in her life, so it's chill for her to have neck tatts.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
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Originally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
who shawty is this?Originally Posted by timbo109
Well, she's a "5 star literally" future trophy wife, so she'll never have to work an hour in her life, so it's chill for her to have neck tatts.Originally Posted by I NaSmatic I
Keyshaun baby momma. I seen dem at Red Lobster last weekend.
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But what about people like myself who get tats that aren't visible, we still thirsty?
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A lot of people are just foolish. Celebrities, rap artists, and athletes can pull them off just because that's who they are. But if you're anything short of those professions,
you're shooting yourself in the foot as far as job opportunities are concerned. Why don't people realize this?
you're shooting yourself in the foot as far as job opportunities are concerned. Why don't people realize this?
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My friends dad has a neck tat, he runs his own business (A/C work I think) and he makes ATLEAST $75k a year. (After taxes)
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Im not settling for 75k a year as being my best bet.....
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I think the craziest thing about tattoo's is why people won't get them. The need for a" good job" seems to far surpass the rights of free expression.
Whether someone gets a tattoo because they saw it on a wall, or because it has some deep intellectual meaning, they should get it regardless of what it is.
A) Not all jobs are "corporate" jobs B) Those shouldn't be the only jobs aimed for C) if I'm more qualified than the next person I should get the job, regardless if I have a star on my face or not.
Tattoo's seem to be viewed as an "ok" form discrimination, it's ok to not give someone a job because of whats on his skin, regardless of how good they are at that job.
The blatant disregard for basic rights(freedom of speech/mind/expresson, in this case) by corporations coupled with the acceptance of that by the general population is the reason America is the way it is.
Ask yourself, what does a tattoo on my neck say about my intelligence? Or work ability? or a multitude of other things
Whether someone gets a tattoo because they saw it on a wall, or because it has some deep intellectual meaning, they should get it regardless of what it is.
A) Not all jobs are "corporate" jobs B) Those shouldn't be the only jobs aimed for C) if I'm more qualified than the next person I should get the job, regardless if I have a star on my face or not.
Tattoo's seem to be viewed as an "ok" form discrimination, it's ok to not give someone a job because of whats on his skin, regardless of how good they are at that job.
The blatant disregard for basic rights(freedom of speech/mind/expresson, in this case) by corporations coupled with the acceptance of that by the general population is the reason America is the way it is.
Ask yourself, what does a tattoo on my neck say about my intelligence? Or work ability? or a multitude of other things
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The same way people that don't want to go to college reference Kanye and/or Bill Gates as someone that is doing well without a degree. As if that is the norm.
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you're acting like we live in a perfect world where people don't judge a book by its cover
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No, I'm acting like we live in a world where there is a Constitution, where there are human rights, where corporations shouldn't have control over the minds of individuals, where if people were to ask questions than maybe we wouldn't be in this situation we are in. I live in a world/country that was founded on freedom, stolen by money and can be taken back by the people, if people decided they won't accept the injustices, even the mundane ones, being forced upon them in their everyday life.
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Tats are for mostly insecure people who need attention to boast their low self esteem. When you think about it, tattoos are pretty pointless.
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do YOU homegirl!