Piercings hot or not?

[Sabby]

My new stepsister and her husband own a tattoo/peircing parlor.

A few years ago when my mother was dating my most recent stepfather (who is in his 70's or damn close) she informed me that she was going to get a tattoo for her 50th birthday. I just laughed at her. If you knew my mother you would see why this is so damn funny.

She never did go through with it though.


Sabby

[Trev]

Tattoo's are a big turn off for me.

[MorganGrayson]

I love temporary tattoos. I can't see the point of having art anywhere where I couldn't appreciate it myself, but I have a registered letter from my arms' attorney saying "don't be stupid enough to stick needles here." So, occasionally, I dip into my rather large temporary tattoo collection and settle down to have people with real tattoos bond with me.

I've been trying to picture a tattoo on my husband ever since this thread started. It makes me giggle. The man can't have blood drawn without getting a little green.

[Sabby]

My older sister (and my only sibling in which we share both the same mother AND father but the one I look most different from) has always had really huge natural boobs. She was the "wild child" in our family and had her boyfriend's name tattooed onto her tit when she was 17.

Of course after they broke up a few months later she had to go get it covered so she got a rose.

After 20 years and 4 kids... it has now become a very LONG stemmed rose, LOL.



Sabby

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Sabby

My older sister (and my only sibling in which we share both the same mother AND father but the one I look most different from) has always had really huge natural boobs. She was the "wild child" in our family and had her boyfriend's name tattooed onto her tit when she was 17.

Of course after they broke up a few months later she had to go get it covered so she got a rose.

After 20 years and 4 kids... it has now become a very LONG stemmed rose, LOL.



Sabby

Sabby...when I was first musing about the possiblity of getting a "real" tattoo - I'm at the age when I can do whatever the hell I want without fear of being booted out of the PTA, etc. - my daughters, with quiet intensity, made me promise *not* to get my husband's name tattooed on me. Their reasoning? They have never once heard of someone who'd had their partner's name tattooed on without an almost immediate breakup. They were *so* serious about this, too. They believe it carries a curse or something. Luckily, I'd had no intention of having his name permantently inked on my body. I know what his name is and I'm not likely to forget.

[Sabby]

I dunno... i just like the things that "enhance" beauty...

Boobjobs (I think a lift would be a really good move in my sister's case), laser skin resurfacing, acrylic nails, hair coloring and extentions, etc... are GOOD things.

Its hilarious when you hear a guy that it covered in tattoos proclaiming that he hates "fake" women with breast implants.

Breast enhancement looks alot more "natural" to me than graffiti and metal pegs and hoops stuck through holes where they don't belong.


Sabby

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Sabby

I dunno... i just like the things that "enhance" beauty...

Boobjobs (I think a lift would be a really good move in my sister's case), laser skin resurfacing, acrylic nails, hair coloring and extentions, etc... are GOOD things.

Its hilarious when you hear a guy that it covered in tattoos proclaiming that he hates "fake" women with breast implants.

Breast enhancement looks alot more "natural" to me than graffiti and metal pegs and hoops stuck through holes where they don't belong.


Sabby

Excellent point. An "enhanced breast" is a normal body part made larger. (Or in some cases, smaller, firmer, whatever.) It isn't an addition to the set of things the body calls "standard." Fingernails grow long. They also break a lot, which puts acrylic nails in the same category. All of the things you mentioned may "improve" upon the original parts, but they don't swap the parts out for something else.