Joturbo said:
What if any is your opinion on men with tattoos?Do you think they make men look sexier or more masculine or are they just a big turn off.Do you think they help or hinder men in the dating game? Have you dated a man with tatoos .Also without googling what do you think tatoos signified in ancient times? Any other views or opinions would be great....and if ok male views equally welcome.
I don't have any specific thoughts or opinion on men with tattoos. To me, it's a form of art or expression one has for themselves. I don't think it determines their personality largely, I also don't think it determines if they're good or bad... despite what society thinks.
It can look sexy or appealing with the right art, right designs and right placements. It's just like art, or a masterpiece. If you lay it out well and the choice of designs, it can look awesome and can complement one's look very well. Sometimes it can be a turn off, personally to me, that is when it all gets too much or too messy. While I'm cool with tattoos on anyone, I'm more of a simple person.
I'm not sure how it affects the dating game, cos I don't dive into that area (dating) and I don't talk to people who date a lot. I would think it shouldn't affect much in this day and age, I think there are a lot more people with an open mind than back in the old days.
If you ask me, what it signifies in the ancient times, I feel that tattoos could have been used as symbols to either signify something one believes in, or it could be an identification of a certain tribe / group.
Personally, I think I've also said this before somewhere on here, I don't mind tattoos at all. Even if they're loud and messy and way too much on someone, I wouldn't judge them based on that. Maybe there's a story to tell from these tattoos, maybe not, just young lame decisions made that people get stuck with.... either way, behind all the ink, these guys are still human beings with a heart, just like how another person decides to wear all black long sleeved shirts and pants all the time. Would you judge that person for "covering" themselves with something they're comfortable in... like how you'd judge a person who decides to cover themselves with ink. To me that's the same theory... a person is a person, nonetheless... despite what materialistic items they have on themselves, be it permanent or not.