tattoos, by t3c on Sept 12, 2013 14:04:16 GMT 1,

Sept 12, 2013 13:17:27 GMT 1 DameHoracia said:

Sept 12, 2013 12:36:51 GMT 1 Jeezuz Jones Snr said:

There was a woman on the train last week she was quite large an had the Pamela Anderson barb wire tattoo on her huge flabby arms. Looked terrible...don't get me wrong she may have been hot and skinny in 1992, but I reckon there's going to be a lot of money made in the next few years being a tattoo removalist, lot of people going to regret having these sleeves.

Well that kind of depends how you view growing old and also older women with tattoos who don’t fit your ideal of what a woman should look like to warrant still wearing her tats after the age of 25! I don’t often comment on stuff like this online because there are loads of people who think just like you and that’s just fine.
I’m not one of the politically correct brigade either, but I’m interested in why because of her age and physical appearance she would need to consider removal.

Some similar comments were doing the rounds on Tumblr a while back about aging women and tattoos. I grew up in a time that was pretty militant, when people had passion enough to be different and be heard not just follow the crowd and do things because it was mainstream and acceptable.

I’m not quite sure now that I am an old bird, I would suddenly shrink into a corner and think it was necessary to have all my tattoos removed to suit the onlookers who disapprove and think I shouldn’t be covered in them.

I like that people are different, even more so when I see older folk who are different it warms me ole cockles. I don't need a twinset and pearls to fit in, I like my sleeves and other markings and they're not coming off for anyone just because I'm an old bird. 

I think they look amazing, beautiful and I can't see why others wouldn't see that too.
www.tumblr.com/tagged/old-people-with-tattoos


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Sept 12, 2013 13:17:27 GMT 1 DameHoracia said:

Sept 12, 2013 12:36:51 GMT 1 Jeezuz Jones Snr said:

There was a woman on the train last week she was quite large an had the Pamela Anderson barb wire tattoo on her huge flabby arms. Looked terrible...don't get me wrong she may have been hot and skinny in 1992, but I reckon there's going to be a lot of money made in the next few years being a tattoo removalist, lot of people going to regret having these sleeves.

Well that kind of depends how you view growing old and also older women with tattoos who don’t fit your ideal of what a woman should look like to warrant still wearing her tats after the age of 25! I don’t often comment on stuff like this online because there are loads of people who think just like you and that’s just fine.
I’m not one of the politically correct brigade either, but I’m interested in why because of her age and physical appearance she would need to consider removal.

Some similar comments were doing the rounds on Tumblr a while back about aging women and tattoos. I grew up in a time that was pretty militant, when people had passion enough to be different and be heard not just follow the crowd and do things because it was mainstream and acceptable.

I’m not quite sure now that I am an old bird, I would suddenly shrink into a corner and think it was necessary to have all my tattoos removed to suit the onlookers who disapprove and think I shouldn’t be covered in them.

I like that people are different, even more so when I see older folk who are different it warms me ole cockles. I don't need a twinset and pearls to fit in, I like my sleeves and other markings and they're not coming off for anyone just because I'm an old bird. 

I think they look amazing, beautiful and I can't see why others wouldn't see that too.
www.tumblr.com/tagged/old-people-with-tattoos


www.oddee.com/item_98508.aspx

Thats an amazing blog! thanks for sharing!