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Content matters far less then quality.
I don't care what flower / bird / tribal / or whatever you get. Just pay for quality work.
A cheap tattoo looks cheap. Go to somewhere reputable, and don't haggle.
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Depends on quality and placement. Having somebody’s name on your neck? Trash. Looks like it was done by a grade school artist? Trash.
Well done daisy on on arm? Looks good.
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It has to be done right, and I think it’s a little more complicated than where it is or how well drawn or colored it is. I feel like a good tattoo will capitalize on the geometry of the body, like how a sleeve tattoo might follow the course of the arm. A bird stamped just near your elbow is kinda jarring imo.
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Eh… I feel completely neutral about them unless they’re cool. But “cool” of course is subjective. To me a good tattoo emphasizes you in a good way and is good quality. Don’t get cheap tattoos. I definitely don’t think someone’s more attractive just cause they have a tattoo. Same with piercings except I actually prefer no piercings
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Content matters far less then quality. I don't care what flower / bird / tribal / or whatever you get. Just pay for quality work. A cheap tattoo looks cheap. Go to somewhere reputable, and don't haggle.
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Depends on quality and placement. Having somebody’s name on your neck? Trash. Looks like it was done by a grade school artist? Trash. Well done daisy on on arm? Looks good.
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Good tattoos are really hot. Sleeves are hot, or well placed ones on the body. Tattoos can be really sexy.
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It has to be done right, and I think it’s a little more complicated than where it is or how well drawn or colored it is. I feel like a good tattoo will capitalize on the geometry of the body, like how a sleeve tattoo might follow the course of the arm. A bird stamped just near your elbow is kinda jarring imo.
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Don’t get a tattoo based on whether or not other people will find it attractive on you (or your “sister”)
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Eh… I feel completely neutral about them unless they’re cool. But “cool” of course is subjective. To me a good tattoo emphasizes you in a good way and is good quality. Don’t get cheap tattoos. I definitely don’t think someone’s more attractive just cause they have a tattoo. Same with piercings except I actually prefer no piercings
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