(Girls) tattoos - Rape Board

Fibonacci · 09-16-2008, 04:59 AM

Beautiful girl and such a tattoo. This is really sort of antisexual for me

To state it clearly ... I have nothing against tattoos, the small simple ones are usually very nice on mans and womans. Just such a big colorful tattoo is a little disgusting for me.

Maybe it is because with that girl looses her innocence in my eyes? Might be.

What you think?

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 07:03 AM

Hoho.. Makes me remember all the tattoo quotes by some people i read on the internet..

Here are some of the best:

Tattooing is about personalizing the body, making it a true home and fit temple for the spirit that dwells inside it.... Tattooing therefore, is a way of keeping the spiritual and material needs of my body in balance.
~ by Michelle Delio

(This one kinda true lmao..)
Tattoos are like marriage: it's a lifelong commitment, it hurts like hell, and the color fades over time.
~ by Terri Guillemets

(Fav)
Beauty is skin deep. A tattoo goes all the way to the bone.
~ by Author Unknown

Fibonacci · 09-16-2008, 07:48 AM

And your feelings about that?
Have you any?

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 08:03 AM

I like men with tattoo.. they are always cool hehe..

women.. not so, i don't know, depends what tattoo she have, if they tell a story, then i will be amazed by it!

Because the story runs deep in their bones!

If it just for a decoration, then i won't be anything interested althou the tattoo is nice and cool.. but there are no deep connection within them..

Fibonacci · 09-16-2008, 08:16 AM

That's an opinion, thank you.
I agree, if the tattoo goes with a story, then it is interesting and can help to make a personality - there is a story and a tattoo based on it. The oposite way (story about a tattoo) is not so interesting.

And I usually like tattoo on man more then on woman, especially the big ones.
They often make a person look more aggressive, and I want to keep woman defenseless

(both for protect them or to rape them - I mean at least dream of it

)

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 08:31 AM

My admiration!!

The Author:

Story:

Tendo, the daughter of a yakuza (mob) boss, grew up in 1970s and '80s Japan, living through the booms and busts of life on the wrong side of the law.

Her first published work, Shoko uses unpracticed but appropriately blunt prose to memoir her exceedingly arduous life; readers will appreciate her restrained but powerful details, especially during some of the harsher scenes.

From age 12 onwards, Shoko's life was enveloped in drug addiction, poverty, psychological and sexual abuse, miscarriage, attempted suicide and the deaths of many close family members, set against a backdrop of Japan's ultra-secretive yakuza society.

Admiration and a detached style keep Tendo from exploring any resentment she might harbor toward her criminal father, which may prove off-putting for some, but feels entirely honest given the emotional trauma Tendo suffers, and is as revealing for what it includes as for what it doesn't.

Emotionally complex and thoroughly heart-rending, this book is recommended for anyone searching for a more thorough and personal understanding of Japanese society, and its darker corners, than is offered by more popular Japanese imports (movies, comic books) featuring similar subject matter.

Fibonacci · 09-16-2008, 12:02 PM

Hmm ... if I get this book in Czech or English, I might read it.
Seems very interesting. Thanks for tip

Btw. these yakuza tattoos are the topic for itself

They definitely have a story in behind and probably no one will have that without being connected to yakuza somehow ...

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 12:06 PM

Yes, its written in english!!

See the cover hee~

Fibonacci · 09-16-2008, 12:09 PM

I've seen that. Only it might be hard to get it here in Czech Republic.
I know I can buy it in some online shop, but I've never done it before
and will not start with that book probably.

I might look in UK once I'll be there once more

EvilJ · 09-16-2008, 12:23 PM

I'm not a fan of tattooes on women. I think they never add anything and most of the time they actually detract from the overall picture of a woman, so why do it? They just seem like a big unnecessary "Look at me! Look at me!! I'm unusual, just like all those other people!" to me; especially now that 90% of the women I meet under 27 seem to have one.

Lemarchand · 09-16-2008, 12:34 PM

I know I am biased as I have a fair amount of body art myself, but I just have to say that I disagree with your opinion EvilJ. I don't think women tattoo themselves for reasons of making a big "look at me" statement. I think they tattoo themselves for the exact same reasons the men do. I understand it's down to personal opinion and taste as to whether you will find a tattoo on a woman or a man to be attractive.
However I feel that a lot of men are intimidated by women with body art! They feel threatened because they subconsciously feel that woman to be strong and feisty, in charge of her life and ultimately a threat to their masculinity.
I'm willing to guess that men with a lot of body art don't find tattooed women intimidating, as opposed to men with no tattoo's, or just a little one someplace.

Just a thought!

Lem

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 12:34 PM

yay! I'm included in the 10% of the women under 27 who don't own a tattoo!!

lol~

theDarkOne · 09-16-2008, 01:18 PM

I LOVE woman with tattoos!:I think it just adds to their beauty.Suicide girls have an original beauty that totally gets my attention.
Lets be straight,a stupid looking tat is just that but if its done right,for me,it can't be beat.I think its great when they have it on their shoulder or on their back....Thats the great thing about woman though,theres one to fit any guys/girls taste.

Lemarchand · 09-16-2008, 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theDarkOne

I LOVE woman with tattoos!:I think it just adds to their beauty.Suicide girls have an original beauty that totally gets my attention.
Lets be straight,a stupid looking tat is just that but if its done right,for me,it can't be beat.I think its great when they have it on their shoulder or on their back....Thats the great thing about woman though,theres one to fit any guys/girls taste.

Probably one of the best I had ever seen was on a girl I dated way back when I was 19. Val was her name, she was 18 and had a full back tattoo of a dragonfly, the wingspan spread out across her shoulder blades and the body flowing down her spine to the small of her back. It was beautifully done, and the artists skill was second to none. Fantastic! You can imagine what a wonderful sight that was taking her from behind.

Lem

theDarkOne · 09-16-2008, 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lemarchand

Probably one of the best I had ever seen was on a girl I dated way back when I was 19. Val was her name, she was 18 and had a full back tattoo of a dragonfly, the wingspan spread out across her shoulder blades and the body flowing down her spine to the small of her back. It was beautifully done, and the artists skill was second to none. Fantastic! You can imagine what a wonderful sight that was taking her from behind.

Lem

DAAAAAMMMMNNN
That sound awesome

Lucky man LEM,Lucky man

Ragman · 09-16-2008, 02:52 PM

I don't like tatoos on women. ( I don't necessarily favor them on men either) Everyone has their own body and has a right to do with it what they want. I just don't like them. I guess the idea that it takes away their innocence a little bit as stated in the OP Has something to do with it.

IN another way.. it kinda feels to me like grafiti on the statue of David.. Why cover one work of art with another?

theDarkOne · 09-16-2008, 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fibonacci

Only it might be hard to get it here in Czech Republic.

Hey Fibonacci,
Your in the Czech Republic!COOL...Thats one of the things i DIG about this board.
People from all over the world with shared interests

Thank you internet....

kitty_joanne · 09-16-2008, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theDarkOne

Hey Fibonacci,
Your in the Czech Republic!COOL...Thats one of the things i DIG about this board.
People from all over the world with shared interests

Thank you internet....

Well I'm from the country that own the most island in this world lol~

Guess that one thing i can proud of!

09-16-2008, 07:48 AM	#3
Fibonacci Privileged Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 773 Reputation: 36912	And your feelings about that? Have you any? __________________ If needed and not mentioned, pw is 112358 A players attract A players, B players attract C players

09-16-2008, 08:16 AM	#5
Fibonacci Privileged Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 773 Reputation: 36912	That's an opinion, thank you. I agree, if the tattoo goes with a story, then it is interesting and can help to make a personality - there is a story and a tattoo based on it. The oposite way (story about a tattoo) is not so interesting. And I usually like tattoo on man more then on woman, especially the big ones. They often make a person look more aggressive, and I want to keep woman defenseless (both for protect them or to rape them - I mean at least dream of it ) __________________ If needed and not mentioned, pw is 112358 A players attract A players, B players attract C players

09-16-2008, 12:02 PM	#7
Fibonacci Privileged Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 773 Reputation: 36912	Hmm ... if I get this book in Czech or English, I might read it. Seems very interesting. Thanks for tip Btw. these yakuza tattoos are the topic for itself They definitely have a story in behind and probably no one will have that without being connected to yakuza somehow ... __________________ If needed and not mentioned, pw is 112358 A players attract A players, B players attract C players

09-16-2008, 12:09 PM	#9
Fibonacci Privileged Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 773 Reputation: 36912	I've seen that. Only it might be hard to get it here in Czech Republic. I know I can buy it in some online shop, but I've never done it before and will not start with that book probably. I might look in UK once I'll be there once more __________________ If needed and not mentioned, pw is 112358 A players attract A players, B players attract C players

09-16-2008, 12:34 PM	#11
Lemarchand Guardian Of The Box Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: On a return flight from Hades...That was one dull vacation! Posts: 401 Reputation: 3382	I know I am biased as I have a fair amount of body art myself, but I just have to say that I disagree with your opinion EvilJ. I don't think women tattoo themselves for reasons of making a big "look at me" statement. I think they tattoo themselves for the exact same reasons the men do. I understand it's down to personal opinion and taste as to whether you will find a tattoo on a woman or a man to be attractive. However I feel that a lot of men are intimidated by women with body art! They feel threatened because they subconsciously feel that woman to be strong and feisty, in charge of her life and ultimately a threat to their masculinity. I'm willing to guess that men with a lot of body art don't find tattooed women intimidating, as opposed to men with no tattoo's, or just a little one someplace. Just a thought! Lem __________________ Lemarchand...Guardian of the Box Wandering between two worlds, one dead, The other powerless to be born. Last edited by Lemarchand; 09-16-2008 at 12:36 PM.

09-16-2008, 07:03 AM	#2
kitty_joanne Sleeping Siren Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Suburb Posts: 2,817 Reputation: 28630	Hoho.. Makes me remember all the tattoo quotes by some people i read on the internet.. Here are some of the best: Tattooing is about personalizing the body, making it a true home and fit temple for the spirit that dwells inside it.... Tattooing therefore, is a way of keeping the spiritual and material needs of my body in balance. ~ by Michelle Delio (This one kinda true lmao..) Tattoos are like marriage: it's a lifelong commitment, it hurts like hell, and the color fades over time. ~ by Terri Guillemets (Fav) Beauty is skin deep. A tattoo goes all the way to the bone. ~ by Author Unknown

09-16-2008, 08:03 AM	#4
kitty_joanne Sleeping Siren Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Suburb Posts: 2,817 Reputation: 28630	I like men with tattoo.. they are always cool hehe.. women.. not so, i don't know, depends what tattoo she have, if they tell a story, then i will be amazed by it! Because the story runs deep in their bones! If it just for a decoration, then i won't be anything interested althou the tattoo is nice and cool.. but there are no deep connection within them..

09-16-2008, 08:31 AM	#6
kitty_joanne Sleeping Siren Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Suburb Posts: 2,817 Reputation: 28630	My admiration!! The Author: Story: Tendo, the daughter of a yakuza (mob) boss, grew up in 1970s and '80s Japan, living through the booms and busts of life on the wrong side of the law. Her first published work, Shoko uses unpracticed but appropriately blunt prose to memoir her exceedingly arduous life; readers will appreciate her restrained but powerful details, especially during some of the harsher scenes. From age 12 onwards, Shoko's life was enveloped in drug addiction, poverty, psychological and sexual abuse, miscarriage, attempted suicide and the deaths of many close family members, set against a backdrop of Japan's ultra-secretive yakuza society. Admiration and a detached style keep Tendo from exploring any resentment she might harbor toward her criminal father, which may prove off-putting for some, but feels entirely honest given the emotional trauma Tendo suffers, and is as revealing for what it includes as for what it doesn't. Emotionally complex and thoroughly heart-rending, this book is recommended for anyone searching for a more thorough and personal understanding of Japanese society, and its darker corners, than is offered by more popular Japanese imports (movies, comic books) featuring similar subject matter.

09-16-2008, 12:06 PM	#8
kitty_joanne Sleeping Siren Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Suburb Posts: 2,817 Reputation: 28630	Yes, its written in english!! See the cover hee~

09-16-2008, 12:23 PM	#10
EvilJ Privileged Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: The land of La-LA Posts: 300 Reputation: 11490	I'm not a fan of tattooes on women. I think they never add anything and most of the time they actually detract from the overall picture of a woman, so why do it? They just seem like a big unnecessary "Look at me! Look at me!! I'm unusual, just like all those other people!" to me; especially now that 90% of the women I meet under 27 seem to have one.

09-16-2008, 01:18 PM	#13
theDarkOne Banned Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Never gonna give you up,Never gonna let you down,Never gonna run around and desert you. Posts: 1,693 Reputation: 57368	I LOVE woman with tattoos!:I think it just adds to their beauty.Suicide girls have an original beauty that totally gets my attention. Lets be straight,a stupid looking tat is just that but if its done right,for me,it can't be beat.I think its great when they have it on their shoulder or on their back....Thats the great thing about woman though,theres one to fit any guys/girls taste.

09-16-2008, 02:52 PM	#16
Ragman Privileged Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: an alley near you Posts: 2,226 Reputation: 5535	I don't like tatoos on women. ( I don't necessarily favor them on men either) Everyone has their own body and has a right to do with it what they want. I just don't like them. I guess the idea that it takes away their innocence a little bit as stated in the OP Has something to do with it. IN another way.. it kinda feels to me like grafiti on the statue of David.. Why cover one work of art with another? __________________ "Aww He's just a silly, dirty little man. What's to be afraid of ?" 2