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| MikeOxhard Member Hedonism = Porn = Good 267 Posts 3/07 | One thing I dislike about porn is when I see a hot, natural looking woman, then she takes off her clothes to reveal...a tattoo! It is such a big turn off for me. I love natural looking woman. I recommend everyone read Katja's myspace blog about her tattoo: My Tattoo removal: I get many questions about that. Why I'm getting my tattoo removed and why I regret that I got it? I'm getting my tattoo removed because I simply grew out of it. My whole opinion about tattoos in general has changed. 10 years ago it was kind of cool and you thought it makes you unique. But now I've come to realize that it's become like a plaque. What happened to beautiful, natural skin? There's hardly anybody anymore without ink. It's not special anymore. Everbody has their girlfriend's name or their children's face inked somewhere on their bodies. Plus all the millions of stars, butterflies, roses, dolphins, skulls, tribals and whatnot... Over the years I really started to hate that big blue flying tiger on my arm. It looks ghetto when I try to look classy in a nice evening dress. It feels like it's always in the way. It's not done very well, actually it's ugly as fuck and every time I see a picture of myself and that blue thing staring right at me I get mad at myself for doing that to my body when I was young. I especially hate when people ask me for the meaning of my tattoo. Well, there really is no meaning to it other than that I was young and stupid. I didn't have anybody that would have kicked my ass for getting it and nobody was there to tell me to leave it alone. My parents didn't care what I was doing and it maybe was my way of saying that I wouldn't listen anyway. On the other side, now that I'm much older, I wouldn't have minded at all. Sometimes strict parents are not the worst thing in the world because they prevent you from making stupid mistakes. You don't really like it when you're a teenager and you hear the line "you will thank me for it when you are older"... Now I'm too old for this shit. I don't need to prove anything to myself anymore. I don't need to do stuff to feel independent. I know I am and it manifests in different ways than having an ugly reminder inked somewhere on your body. Today I really know that I can do whatever I want - literally. I can work as much as I want or I can just take a break for as long as I want. I can travel wherever, whenever I want or I can just stay at home and watch TV. I can spend my money on the things I want or I can open an IRA account, pay my taxes on time and invest in stocks. Nobody tells me what to do now. 10 years ago it wasn't quite like that. I was young, naive, didn't know what I was gonna do with my life. I was stuck in the wrong place with zero opportunities for me. I kind of had to do something to make myself feel like "omg I'm cool and I'm special"... Long story short: I hate it and I need to get rid of it. The process is long, painful and expensive but I will go through with it. I've had 7 treatments at Dr. Tattoff in Encino so far and I hope that by the end of the year and 3 more treatments it will be almost gone. [Link] |
| KatjaKassin Senior Member 1257 Posts 5/03 | please, be careful when you start laser tattoo removal. there are many places out there that offer that nowadays but only few are truly professional. I can only recommend Dr Tattoff. I have seen girls getting lasered else where and they got their flesh burned off their bones. Only ever get something like that done at a place when you have a recommendation from somebody you know that went there. removing a tattoo is definitely more expensive than getting it done. I've spend over 2000 dollars so far for 7 sessions and my tattoo is about half gone. Plus it's painful too. |
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| deicide Member Killer of the Gods! 88 Posts 7/06 | I got my first tattoo at the age of 16 (had a fake ID). Now 20+ years later I am still getting work done almost monthly. I don't have a single tattoo I am ashamed of or that I would get removed. I do however agree that people should think long and hard before getting inked. For some of us it fits our lifestyle (hell it's actually part of my lifestyle) but for others I see it seems to be a spur of the moment decision. Or for others just because it sounds "cool" or is the "in" thing to do. Those are horrible reasons to get a tattoo. Just my $0.02 -deicide |
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