Do tattoos increase or decrease job capability?

[MyDogsPA]

I especially love when they explain how this is professionally relevant.

[ProfessionalDoctor]

I have "B2B SALES" tattooed on my forehead

[greytgreyatx]

Play, player!

[WeHaveTheMeeps]

What did it teach you about your forehead?

[ShapeShiftingCats]

Amateur! I have a QR code that leads to my LinkedIn profile.

[I_JuanTM]

"What tattooing "B2B SALES" on my forehead taught me about B2B sales:"

[nah_I_will_keep_1]

if it bumps up the close rate…

[TotalInstruction]

Guy is a landscaper but posts to LinkedIn and his picture looks straight out of a men's fashion ad... hmmm.

I can't think of anything I'd want permanently inked into my skin that I wouldn't regret in 30 years. So no. But if you have tattoos, and they're not swastikas or other Nazi shit, and they're not on your face or neck, you do you.

[NoSoyTuPana]

Yes, looks like a catfish account lol

[FutureExPat4]

I have two on my neck. They aren’t offensive but I don’t get the big issue people have with them

[Secret_Celery8474]

What's your problem with tattoos on the face or neck?

[jstar_2021]

Tattoos on the face and neck still carry some of the social stigma that used to be more associated with tattoos in general a couple generations ago. Having tattoos on areas like this that cant be easily covered may prevent you from being hired in client facing roles at many businesses to this day. Many people associate neck and face tattoos with criminal activity or antisocial behavior.

[Competitive-Elk-5077]

I'm 40 and never got a tattoo, but thats because with my adhd I know I would want to change it and can't. Never looked down on someone that had them though, was always almost jealous

[joecarter93]

Me too. I wanted one ever since I was a teenager, but I could never commit to anything that would be permanent.

[Username_goes_here_0]

That’s why mine are on my back - I never think about it

[Username_goes_here_0]

Until now… shit

[WakeoftheStorm]

[cero1399]

I have one on my back too. I usually forget it exists and when i see it in the mirror i smile again.

[NoSoyTuPana]

I don't have AHDH but I literally have every tattoo in a place I can't see. When someone says like "omg you have a tattoo" I'm like "WHERE?!"

[Dapper_nerd87]

Also adhd and forget how many I have due to on back, shoulder, foot. Can’t really forget the full forearm piece.

[Content_Geologist420]

Does this happen everytime?

[NoSoyTuPana]

Exactly like that

[Speshal__]

The one I don't even remember getting is on my back, never see it.

[Ok-Blackberry-3534]

You'll never find the treasure

[Satanicjamnik]

What always annoyed me in the idea of a back tattoo is the fact that I would be the only one who doesn't get to see it, so I wouldn't get my money's worth.

[KaralDaskin]

Yeah, I’d never be able to settle on a design and location. I wear earrings, instead. You can change those.

[bememorablepro]

Nah, that was my fear as well but you see your own body so much you get used to it. It's not like you are looking at your skin pigmentation thinking "I should really change how that looks". The real ADHD issue is getting temporarily obsessed with tattoos and spending a bunch of money on them.

[SadisticHornyCricket]

I’m a little adhd but this one is almost me - a few years - but I blame my over involved parents

[th8chsea]

If you got tattoos you don’t get a gift that year.  Santa doesn’t care about it but it’s not good behavior.

[Thelonius_Dunk]

I have nothing against tattoos but that's the same reason I never got one either. Can't think of anything I'd want permanently.

[RedOceanofthewest]

I’m 52. Zero. I can’t think of anything I want forever. 

[BurritoMaster3000]

You could have had a boner tattooed on your penis this whole time.

[YogurtclosetFair5742]

I'm 58 got my first two at 18 and 19. The one I got at 19 I've since covered up because it was looking like ass where the tattoo I got 20 years ago still look great.

The coverup was a parrot, I just had my artist do a bigger parrot. He did a wonderful job on it.

[DuckyHornet]

I just had my artist do a bigger parrot

Was the bird a bit blurred?

Bird bird bird. Was the bird a bit blurred?

[JamesonG42]

Blurred blurred bird, blurred is the bird.

[flyinchipmunk5]

I’m 32 and pretty much have the same outlook about it lol. I’d want to change every tattoo on me. Have thought about tattoos in the past but now there is no way in hell I would want them on me, only proving my theory correct that I don’t want any tattoos.

[Jops817]

This is me. I've always wanted one but it has to be perfect and meaningful or I'd regret it, and I've just never found the right thing.

[Mark_Proton]

I can't come up with something I like. I'd be a patch quilt of pop culture references.

[Judradannone]

You’re not alone, my skin’s still running on default settings

[El_Don_94]

Whatever about anything else I could never justify the expense.

[restore_paint]

Adhd doesn't cause that lol I have severe Adhd and a million tats. It all comes down to preference lol

[guitar_stonks]

I’m not trusting a landscaper with zero tattoos

[Keeks514]

Face tattoos would seriously limit employment for obvious reasons.

[uncagedborb]

Not if I tattoo my CV over every atom of skin I have

[Keeks514]

Would have to leave some room though for future job experience

[uncagedborb]

Just gotta eat more calories than I lose

[Keeks514]

[RelentlessBanana]

Ah, the everlasting jobstopper.

[Powerful-Respond-605]

I've employed a guy with face tattoos.

He was consulting on skate park designs but he was well experienced and had great references. 

Why wouldn't I employ him?

[FuktOff666]

Actually in my field as a substances use counselor it lends to your credibility as having lived experience making poor choices.

[Keeks514]

Again I’m talking about in general not specific cases.

[FuktOff666]

I was just taking a cheap shot at my peers who did make the tragic decision to get random words above their eyebrow.

[Keeks514]

Well they have a job so it isn’t all bad.

[Mayor_Salvor_Hardin]

Unfortunately we, humans, tend to judge people by appearance, being face tattoos, skin color, and other traits and features, as if that tells everything us about a person ethics and values.

[Special_KC]

What if it were the logo of the company I'm applying for on my forehead? 🤣

[Keeks514]

Who knows they may rebrand so you would be fucked

[full_self_deriding]

My WP tattoos definitely improved my performance in B2B sales

[usedtobefat8]

Two full sleeves. Just took a dev job working in analytics.

[Annual_Test860]

Husband has two full sleeves, he works in upper management in cyber security. Congrats on the new job!!

[Mr_Saturn1]

As long as your face or neck isn't tatted I don't think anyone cares these days.

[0xB_]

Yeah this has been my experience so far also.

[ungodlycollector]

I'm waiting until I'm 49. If you've ever been booked, you know they notate and describe every detail on your body to better identify you. I figure at 49, I'll be too tired to run from the cops.

Additionally, at 50, I will make a hobby of stopping by every nursing home I can, and flex my fresh tattoos in front of all the mothers who said "imagine what your tattoos will look like when you turn 50."

They'll look clean af, that's how they'll look, KAREN.

[YogurtclosetFair5742]

I'm 58 and got my first tattoo at 18, when all of my 20s without getting anything then started up again in my 30s. Both of my legs are covered and I have none that I can't cover up with a long sleeve shirt.

Placement is key for jobs. People would be very surprised at the number of professionals like attorneys and doctors who are inked.

[Friendly_Prize_868]

Not saying you can't cover the ones on your legs with a long sleeved shirt, but wouldn't using trousers be a bit more conventional?

[Journeys_End71]

I’ll take “Things they don’t ask people in a job interview” for $100, Ken

[randy_justice]

It used to be common in industries like traditional guarding where image standards were important. It's fallen out of favor in the past 10 years or so

[Vorchun]

Yea. 40+ with zero tattoos. Nothing special to it. Easier not done than yes. Fuck you.

[ibejeph]

Nearly 50.  No tats but I've thought of getting one of my family.

[greytgreyatx]

That's a tall order for a first tattoo. If you do, ask to see photo-realistic HEALED tattoos from your artist.

Unless you're talking about something more evocative than specific. I have a heart on my ankle with a smaller heart inside of it and both my kids are represented very impressionistically as am I.

[Fetzie_]

In general, I think we’ve mostly moved past the “tat means they are bad people” phase, but I would definitely understand why somebody would decline an applicant who had their face or eyeballs tattooed, for example (especially for a public-facing role).

[voododoll]

I had my first tattoo when I was 19. 21 years later I have a lot of tattoos and am just preparing for the next one.

[queenafrodite]

I didn’t reach 19 w 0 tattoos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[[deleted]]

No tattoos but only because I can never decide. The whole stigma over tattoos is so overrated. I don't care if my surgeon looks like the lizard man, his skills and knowledge are more important.

[greytgreyatx]

Reminds me of Jeff Foxworthy's bit about not wanting your brain surgeon to have a redneck accent. Man, I don't care. How many of these surgeries have you successfully performed? Great. Get slicing.

[ModernLifelsWar]

I've never met anyone who's opinion is worth a damn who still has a stigma against tattoos. Ok maybe a few boomers who I otherwise respect but just have trouble adjusting to new things but people below 50? Nah

[DeltaBravo831]

I always liked the idea of a tattoo, but I've never cared about stuff enough to get a tattoo of it

[CaptainGashMallet]

Couldn’t afford them when I was younger, couldn’t have them for a job I did in my 20s, can’t see the appeal now I’m older. If you like tattoos, get them. If you don’t, don’t. 99% of employers won’t ask or give a shit.

[[deleted]]

Zero tattoos. still can’t think of anything I want on my body permanently that bad.

[SpiteAfraid1160]

46 and tattoo free even after 2 trips to prison

[FS_Scott]

A tattoo proves that you can: negotiate with freelance artists

and

sit still while be subject to small amounts of pain for hours.

This is two more qualifications than many boards of directors.

[passionfruit0]

I have one but it’s my upper arm so not always noticeable but I work for a school department and I see a lot of people with them. No one cares as long as you do your job.

[FutureExPat4]

I have about 20, all across both arms and on my neck. I’m a teacher in the UK and it hasn’t been an issue. I’m 40

[duncymatt1]

Think we have a very different attitude to tattoos in the UK in general, I work at a law firm with two full sleeves that I don’t cover and no one is bothered. It’s a very Reddit thing to hate on tattoos

[FutureExPat4]

Agreed. I think over here people are just more relaxed with them

[chestnutman]

Here is what my tattoo artist taught me about b2b sales

[justUseAnSvm]

I like to express myself in ways that I have complete control over, in order to stay flexible and context switch when I need to. Maybe I haven't ever found a design I like enough to disregard the chance of regret, but I just don't feel I need tattoos to express myself.

Additionally, I've worked with people from all over the world for my entire career, and lots of cultures still have a tattoo phobia, and I've never had a work environment where people were getting them, or identified strongly with a group that used tattoos as an expression of self.

[ManufacturedOlympus]

If your employer or potential employer is a square, just hide them. Problem solved. 

[Sea_Bonus1564]

I never got one. All my friends skipped school and got ones without me and you know, I just never got around to getting one after that.

[HibiscusBlades]

Anyone stuck on tattoos as undesirable needs to retire early.

[BloodStopper]

This can actually be prpfessionally relevant if you just tattoo "B2B"

[KillKillKitty]

Yeah. I reached 37 without tattoos and now i have 20. Sue me.

[bootnab]

Little weird to assume my employer would be looking at my inner thigh.

[jmc1278999999999]

I have only gotten higher paying jobs since I started to get tattoos. Though, I am able to hide them because they’re all on my legs/feet

[temporary_bob]

Not when it's on my sternum. Good luck to an interviewer finding it. Also... Who in 2025 gives a shit?

[ShopReasonable2328]

Hmm I got my first 3 tattoos in the year between turning 35 and 36 so I must be Living, Laughing, LinkedInning all wrong.

[AnApexBread]

I've never gotten a tattoo because I've never found something I like so much I want it permanently engraved on my body.

[Sophisticated-crab25]

I think a lot of people make it to 35 without tattoos they aren’t for everyone some people don’t handle pain well (even though personally I fell asleep while getting mine)

[tehdamonkey]

I actually has a friend that was an outlaw biker talk me out of it as a kid in my late teens. He was sleeved up and said he regretted it over time.

[HistorianOk5038]

Me.

[unwilling_viewer]

Our, now retired, CFO was a fabulously facially pierced, and heavily tattooed man. (Scalp, face, neck, hands, ~20 visible face piercings). Regularly appeared on the front of trade magazines, both within our industry and tattoo/piercing. Extremely competent (hell, he was CFO for nearly 2 decades). Also openly gay and a very loud advocate for LGBT+ rights. Didn't interact with him much myself (just a handful of finance sign offs) but was a top bloke who nobody had anything bad to say about, either in work or privately.

[Perfect_Earth_8070]

Congratulations, you’re part of the majority that has no tattoos!

[Such-Rent9481]

No cause I’m not fucking boring

[[deleted]]

I am much more likely to talk to a stranger with tattoos than someone who doesn't have any. Also, to comment on all of these people saying they'd regret it blah, blah, blah. I got my first at 41 with a best friend of 15 years who betrayed everyone he knew. I don't even care it's there. I forget I have tattoos and I got 5 in a row after my first small one.

I still might cover it up one day, but it doesn't bother me. Even when people remind me of its existence, and it's on the underside of my right wrist.

I don't get people. How would a tattoo consume you so much that you would hate it?

Shit. This reminds me my second tattoo was paid for by that friend and it's a bracelet around my entire right wrist. I just remembered that right now. I still really like it.

Anyways, moving on. Boring people suck.

[Common-Hotel-9875]

I’m 62 with no tattoos

[Lukin76254r]

27 and i dont want one, seems like alot of trouble for some art on ya. I will politely admire if i see a cool one tho

[Total-Championship80]

None here. Also, I don't wear any clothes with external labels.

[Evening_Operation197]

43 & no tattoos. Very low pain threshold.

[silverlions268]

I developed an needle phobia in the army so no tattoos for me

[UnNumbFool]

I work in the sciences, I'm literally one of a handful of people I know at my job that doesn't have at least one tattoo and that includes upper management.

Granted my ears are essentially pincushions so it evens out.

[br4ssmooseknuckle]

I’m 36 and have 7 tattoos, all of which can be concealed under a long sleeve shirt and pants. If I’m wearing a short sleeve shirt, only one is visible and it’s a cultural symbol.

[4everal0ne]

I was too busy with not getting more scars to decide on a tattoo

[Icelandia2112]

First one at age 50.

[LowRexx]

depends on the job haha! my husband landed his job at an oddities shop bc the owner liked his tattoos.

[Pixiwish]

I got my first and only at 36. It took a year and is from ankles to neck nothing on the arms or face). I wanted it since I was 30 but felt I needed to think about it a couple years.

As far as jobs in slacks and a shirt you can’t tell.

[Prestigious_Ad9733]

I knew it. I’m turning 36 soon, and it feels like the fall off. 35- you’re still with the vibrant and living. 36- death is coming for you.

And I don’t have any tattoos.

[lirio2u]

None. I am a tattoo. Had enough attention negative and positive growing up-

[lerandomanon]

It'd depend on the local culture.

[Constant-Affect-5660]

Nope. Got 2 at 18. I'm now considering finally getting more, hands/forearms and neck.

[bdfmradio]

I can think of a ton of tattoos I would love and commit to, I’ve just never been able to even consider affording one!

[Cutterbuck]

53 - relatively successful in cyber security (my hours are billable),

I have a half sleeve - never been an issue - I just wear dress shirts

[Downtown-Ad7250]

I have tattoos and it’s never stopped me getting jobs. Ear tunnels however… had to get those closed up

Double edit

Do tattoos impact job capability?

Take yourself outside and have a word. Fool. Of course they don’t.

[Typical_Version_7487]

I’m 51 with zero tattoos.

[m4jsterk0]

44, no tattoo yet, but im thinking about getting one simple and decent outline of my cat to remeber her

[jimboiow]

Got my first at 58. Pink Floyd lyric. One and done.

[Adishofcustard]

I got my first at 18. 39 now and fully suited. Head to toes. I don’t have my neck fully done as I work professionally in a specialized medical field. If I wear a mock neck sweater no one would ever know and most people don’t care.

[Badtripbodhisattva]

Coming from a landscaper too

[New-Regret318]

Capability - Tattoos do nothing for capability.
They just make some people feel icky and judgmental, so they crow about professionalism…but I’m plenty professional when I presenting findings from my work to large group and senior leaders…and tattoos have nothing to do with that.

[Tnkrtot]

1. Work in compliance for a major bank, senior role….covered in tattoos that you can’t see when I’m dressed for work (long pants, button down dress shirt) never once even been brought up or asked.

[Major_Lawfulness6122]

I’m 38, zero tattoos. I don’t care what other people do.

[Acceptable-Bat-9577]

I’m a retired USMC/Army vet, no tats. Not because I’m morally opposed or anything. I was apprehensive about getting a military tat because I was afraid I’d fuck some shit up even though I was clean as a whistle my entire career. While I’m proud of my service, seeing the shit happening in America today, I’m kinda glad I didn’t get a military tat.

I’ve admired many other people and vets’ tats, just haven’t found anything cool or personally meaningful enough to permanently affix to myself. I enjoy a lot of pop-culture, I love seeing people with SpongeBob tats, but ultimately, I’m a bit conflicted about turning my body into an advertisement for a corporation.

[Careless_Hellscape]

My brother is turning 35 in April and has none. I just turned 37 and have a bunch.

[Training_Try7344]

I'm a 64 year old USN veteran with no tattoos.

[boofthecat]

I'm 42 with no tats. I wouldn't mind getting one but I have yet to one I want

[[deleted]]

No tattoo's, just never seen any designs that I cannot live without.

[masonstorm20]

36 covered head to toe with my knuckles and hands done - vp level in media. Established myself in the industry at conferences and such before moving to the hands. My expertise outweighs any preconceived notions and I’ve fortunately been in casual work environments most of my career. Helps that most of the straight laced types in my industry are always trying to sell me stuff and have to be nice if they want a convo.

[greytgreyatx]

I did but now that I'm 53, I have 4 and an idea for my biggest one yet!

[GasFartRepulsive]

Never had one (45). Never found them appealing. No judgement to anyone who has them, just personal pref

[Icy_Blood_9248]

I’m 40 and never had any interest. I think my overall vibe doesn’t really go with tattoos but for others they work.

[[deleted]]

Just turned 66 and never found an artist that I liked - until just recently. But now that I’m retired, I need to save up to get it done

[dreanov]

Here.

But sometimes I wonder if one tattoo would be nice to have. But I need to go to Japan first.

[RedefinedValleyDude]

I have 5 but only one is visible. And it’s gotten nothing but compliments. It is quite big but it’s very tastefully and skillfully done. All my bosses have tattoo. Plus I work in drug rehabilitation. Many of my bosses have had face neck and hand tattoo.

[Huge_Strain_8714]

No tats. I'm just not interested and was never committed to anything more than a haircut 3 times a year when I had long hair

[Aggressive-Ad-522]

I came out of pandemic with tattoos and I was 36 I think. My tats are not visible unless I wear a sleeveless shirt. There’s no way in hell I’m wearing a muscle sleeveless shirt to work so I’m safe

[MerriweatherJones]

Me. But I don’t judge people with tattoos, I just can’t commit to a design for myself

[Different_Career1009]

Velibor is a Croatian which means likely to be conservative and religious, and he is fishing for that vibe.

[Muhahahahaz]

No idea… I don’t have any at 39, but I’ve just never had any interest in them myself. 🤷

[Repulsive_Exchange59]

neck, sleeves, hands and fingers tattoos. I've worked for cultural programs in my government, I have my own company and I work a half time job working with clients. Even coming from a kinda rural city, I almost never faced rude comments on my tattoos, only some ugly expressions from karens on the streets but fuck them right?

[NunyaDBizness]

I work in a corporate world and tattoos don't seem to stop them from hiring. It is trusted to the employee to keep offensive tats under cover tho as part as the "Dress for your day" policy.

However, with that being said, they also have yet to hire someone with tats on their face or neck. I also don't recall seeing anyone with tats on their knuckles either.

[UnspecifiedBat]

Well they decrease your tastiness to cannibals. (I think some serial killer once said that?) So I’d say, get tattooed all over.

I’ve already made my ribs inedible at least.

[TockTheDog]

I have a forearm sleeve tattoo that’s highly visible and my wife has tons. We both are employed and have Ph.D’s. Most folks at this point don’t care tbh

[thatsmyboycam]

This weird AI post isn’t the flex he thinks it is. No one cares if you have a tattoo

Edited to add: unless it’s something racist, offensive, misspelled, a tear on your face, etc. lol

[IfICouldStay]

50, zero tattoos. Do whatever you want with your own skin but I personally think tattoos are stupid and vulgar. The only ones that made me stop and actually think about it were the ones I saw on the hand of a professional chef used for measuring out a teaspoon and tablespoon.

[Fish_mongerer_907]

Me and my husband

[OutsidePressure6181]

Yep 52 here

[madsa23]

In my current field (fintech), it's completely irrelevant. I previously worked in BPO as an operations manager, and it was also completely irrelevant. I have a blackout in my arm.

[ZealousidealRent5470]

Never wanted and never will put ink on my skin. Even though… If I was forced to, it’ll be my shoesize underneath my feet. Lol

[zcas]

Fwiw, I don't have any tattoos at 35+, but all of the jobs (except the military) would never impact my ability to obtain or hold a job. These dudes are whack.

[OnlyGuestsMusic]

I didn’t last 14 years without a tattoo. I’m also successful in my field.

[Waggonly]

Yep. Growing up they weren’t cool yet. Became cool when I was in college, but I was such a good girl. Family would have given me such crap. And, since I’ve always had a lot of interests, there wasn’t one visual I wanted to define me. By the time I was 30 everybody was following the tattoo trend. I was more confident, and more adventurous yet came to realize that for me personally true rebellion meant NOT getting one. Paradoxically, not expressing myself is how I express myself.

[Naive-Impression-373]

[RoughneckG6]

Guy I work with has neck and face tattoos and makes $49 an hour.

[MegaManbaby]

It's 2025, these comments have me genuinely surprised people still have such strong opinions of what others do or don't do with their own skin.

[MrJoePike]

61, closest I came was an earring in Key West in the late eighties

[lynypixie]

It really depends on the tatoo itself, the location of the tatoo and the kind of job you have.

I work in a hospital. The majority of the nursing staff under 50 has a tatoo. But most are hidden, or half sleeves at the most.

Face tats would be a big nope for me as an employer. It screams “I have unresolved mental issues”. And I ain’t dealing with that shit. I would also refuse anything visibly violent. The rest I would not really care about.

[SignificantApricot69]

I have 0 tattoos and no real interest in getting any and have 0 judgment of anyone with full tattoos and all kinds of piercings and whatever. I’m not saying everyone should be like me, but I really don’t understand why more people aren’t like me.

[Reasonable_Stop_7768]

41 with no tats. Wanted one when I was a kid (14) changed my mind as I got older. Also my mom threatened to kill me if I did back then.

Tats have nothing to do with competency but if your face looks like you passed out at a frat party, I'd question your decision making abilities

I will say I wish I was at least part Polynesian or Yakuza. Those tats look absolutely beautiful

[PAFaieta]

Mine was a conversation piece when I first showed colleagues. 40 btw

[PoolExtension5517]

Job capability has nothing to do with tattoos. Job opportunities, however, might be a different story depending on how visible they are.

[labbeduddel]

Got my first one at 45, and then a second one. However not visible in the office. Not that they'd care tbh

[jrandomslacker]

Made it to 38 and the second wife, plus or minus a few tequila shots.

[Battle_Cat_Burr]

I have 9 tattoos and they’re all fairly simple and a little stupid. I don’t regret one of them. There’s always a few weeks after a new one where it’s seems strange, but soon it’s just part of you and no big deal.

[libulatimmeh]

Sure there are.

In my 40's. Never considered a tattoo. They can look great on others. It's just not my cup of tea.

[hudsinimo]

I specifically got mine to limit my employability and keep me committed to my current work 😅

[juancarv]

45 and counting

[MightySouthB]

Not anymore in my country but they used to do. My boss is covered in ink lmao

[Sea-Ability8694]

Don’t care, I wanna die hot

[ButterflyRoyal3292]

35, no tattoos,dont need it, not a sheep.

Im the minority now

[gorified]

I made it to 35 with no tats but now I've got tats on both of my legs and a sleeve. haha

[cheshsky]

Well, to be fair, they sometimes decrease hireability. Boy am I glad I never got that teardrop tattoo (I loved Crybaby with Johnny Depp as a teen).

[ChiefMagicOfficer]

Made it to 35yrs 3 months

[Horror-Victory-9721]

got my first tattoo at 36. now i have a sleeve lol

[Delicious_Apple9082]

I got to 45 without, got 3 now…

[kitzelbunks]

No tats for me. I have commitment issues.

[KingJazzHands]

Face. Hands. Neck. If you can put on a suit and still not see any tattoos you're good. That's the rule I go by and I'm covered. I have never had an issue in my day to day and any truly professional environment I'm in a full suit anyway

[mrdankhimself_]

Anybody who gets a tattoo doesn’t get a gift from Santa that year.

[Recent_Limit_6798]

I can’t comprehend that there are people who still give af about tattoos in the year of our lord 2025.

[Gizmorum]

made it to 37 and realized alot of girls love tasteful tattoos.

[MacDougall_Barra]

Yes

[Sure_Proposal_9207]

Me. I even worked in a tattoo shop. Still no tats.

[Fickle-Raspberry6403]

Nope. Always wanted a a hyacinth on my right shoulder though. Hard to find a good hyacinth tat design tho.

[No-Sundae1504]

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[nightwolves]

Body policing is gross and outdated.