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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
That's beyond stupid.

In addition, I didn't fund the countless studies on the topic nor did I deem them clinically significant. You're the one with the issue of wanting to dumb things down.
Countless studies you won't site
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
That's beyond stupid.

In addition, I didn't fund the countless studies on the topic nor did I deem them clinically significant. You're the one with the issue of wanting to dumb things down.
Countless cherry picking. I think enough people (myself included) have exposed you for the retard you actually are.

You ask for summat, and then when it's given you deflect to summat else. You're an absolute wanker.
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Originally Posted By VocelLoser
Countless cherry picking. I think enough people (myself included) have exposed you for the retard you actually are.

You ask for summat, and then when it's given you deflect to summat else. You're an absolute wanker.
If you don't agree, that's great, but you have no solid reasons.

You have no explanation for any of the puzzling questions about tats, so your opinions are invalid.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
If you don't agree, that's great, but you have no solid reasons.

You have no explanation for any of the puzzling questions about tats, so your opinions are invalid.
I have explanations for your bull**** questions that you love to dodge, and I have a myraid of reasons for people getting tats almost as if they're dependent on an individual or summat.

I've wasted enough time on you; The strongest illusory superiority I've ever seen online.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
If you don't agree, that's great, but you have no solid reasons.

You have no explanation for any of the puzzling questions about tats, so your opinions are invalid.
You have no solid reasons to defend your ridiculous point.

You have no solid explanations for any of the studies you reference, so your opinions are invalid.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
If you don't agree, that's great, but you have no solid reasons.

You have no explanation for any of the puzzling questions about tats, so your opinions are invalid.
He's not the one making the claims, you are, so the burden of proof is on you. And what are the puzzling questions that you're talking about?
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Originally Posted By EmperorRyker
He's not the one making the claims, you are, so the burden of proof is on you. And what are the puzzling questions that you're talking about?
I'm not making any claims.

There's lots of research on it and the researchers made the claims.

You guys are just typical cowards who will not do the reading because it will hurt your feelings.

That's a claim I'm making.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
I'm not making any claims.

There's lots of research on it and the researchers made the claims.

You guys are just typical cowards who will not do the reading because it will hurt your feelings.

That's a claim I'm making.
Again, burden of proof is on the one making claims.

I'm sure we'd have no problem reading if you provided the sources.

Problem is, they don't exist.

You pulled this shyt out of your ass.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
I've read lots of psych studies about tats.

It seems to be a rule that the tat you get is actually the opposite of the type of person you really are. Tats are gotten based on anxiety. So, you're trying to advertise something about yourself that isn't true. You do not need to advertise things that are true.

For instance, a tall guy will likely never get a tat saying "I'm tall" because he knows it and so does everyone else.

So, signs of depression tats: Cheerful designs and cute things. You're trying to say "I'm happy" but if you were you wouldn't need to sell it like that.

Tough guys tats: They say that you're a coward or have lots of anxiety about being manly, and so on.

People who are actually tough are actually tough and don't think about it. People who know them know they're tough and so no tat is needed. Also, a truly mean person wouldn't want anyone knowing they are and wouldn't want to give it away.
Interesting info, srs.
Gonna read more about it on google.

My friend got a Panda tat, what does that mean? He's not a panda?
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Originally Posted By xHiroko
Interesting info, srs.
Gonna read more about it on google.

My friend got a Panda tat, what does that mean? He's not a panda?
Yeah, it just means that deep down he wants to be a panda, and is frustrated with the fact that he isn't.

I also just downloaded a common Psychology 101 book and the word tattoo doesn't even appear in it. It's funny how this is supposedly common knowledge.
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Originally Posted By xHiroko
Interesting info, srs.
Gonna read more about it on google.

My friend got a Panda tat, what does that mean? He's not a panda?
It's great that you have the wherewithal to believe you can google it.

Anyway, it depends on what he thinks of Pandas. Typically, I see them as cute. So, cute tats tend to indicate the person isn't feeling very cute/happy and is depressed. Once again, if you're genuinely happy, you're feeling it, may be unaware of it, and most people can see it. So, putting a mark on yourself that says "I'm cute" is false advertising. It's like a box of food that says "I'm very healthy!" and is something to be suspicious of because no one writes that on the side of an apple.

Alternately, let's say he's Chinese American, and got the Panda tat. That might indicate that he doesn't really respect Chinese culture much but is trying to show "pride" in it. I know tons of completely trashy Irish American who have "Irish" tats all over themselves, and if they're an example of being Irish, then holy sh!t, no thanks. They do not have pride is being Irish, they don't have pride in anything.

Even if that's not right, why a f@cking Panda?! What makes this guy want to walk through the rest of his life with a rapidly degrading pic of a panda on him? It is a very good question and has an answer.

Sadly, the answer may be very very dumb, and that speaks to the guy's character.
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Originally Posted By EmperorRyker
Yeah, it just means that deep down he wants to be a panda, and is frustrated with the fact that he isn't.

I also just downloaded a common Psychology 101 book and the word tattoo doesn't even appear in it. It's funny how this is supposedly common knowledge.
Do you think advanced forms of self-mutilation and decision making choices would be in such a book. And, no you didn't download anything nor will you ever ever read anything about the topic.
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LMAO at you guys arguing with Adlerian. You'd have a more challenging debate with a 90 year old dealing with advanced dementia.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Do you think advanced forms of self-mutilation and decision making choices would be in such a book. And, no you didn't download anything nor will you ever ever read anything about the topic.
I see you are back to glossing over my posts due to the inability to refute them, but I will metaphorically stomp your dik into the dirt some more.

So things humans because they like them, but provide no 'tangible' benefit...

Like drinking alcohol?

Smoking?

Participating in dangerous sports such as football, motocross, etc?


All these people must have some sort of mental issue, they can't possibly just enjoy these dangerous things, could they?
Originally Posted By primetime32
LMAO at you guys arguing with Adlerian. You'd have a more challenging debate with a 90 year old dealing with advanced dementia.
It's well past the point of a spirited debate. At this stage it is more or less something to do to pass the time between tasks at work lol.







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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Do you think advanced forms of self-mutilation and decision making choices would be in such a book. And, no you didn't download anything nor will you ever ever read anything about the topic.
I did. Psychology: Themes and Variations by Wayne Weiten. No mention of tattoos. KRANE said this was Psychology 101 material, so it should be in there. You said it was common knowledge, so it should also be discussed in a lower level course.

Your arrogance is amazing, though, I'd never tell someone that something you learn in a Calc 1 course is common knowledge, and that I won't provide them with sources. But I guess that's the difference with psychology, in an actual science course you learn that every claim that you make should be supported by evidence, and here your only "evidence" is what's supposedly in your head. An argument from authority is always a logical fallacy, but here you're resorting to it without even establishing your authority.
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Originally Posted By EmperorRyker
I did.
I didn't read past that.
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I agree OP, however I had a scalp tattoo that eventually wore off because I was in the sun too much. It blotched it and my head was solid glossy black for about 2 years until I had to bleach it white again to match my skin tone. Still is a bit off but hey it's close enough.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
I didn't read past that.
Translation - I struggle with logic that counters mine
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
I didn't read past that.
Haha, so you basically don't read counterarguments? Well, thanks for at least informing us you're not participating in the debate and are just playing by your own rules.
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I have a friend that did Psychology for his undergrad and asked him: "Did you learn anything about why people get tattoos and how that says anything about their personality and/or issues in your undergrad?" The answer was: "Hmm, no I didn't learn anything like that."

So much for your "common knowledge" and "oh, you learn this in Psychology 101". You never learn it, because it's not true.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
What do you think about tats that have aged and start looking like green blobs? Are tats that have aged on people who eventually get fatter, almost all of the US population, still sexy?

Is that sexy or are fresh tats on younger people only sexy?
I don't find fat people sexy, so it doesn't matter if they have tattoos or not. Your logic is akin to you saying you find a particular skimpy dress on a woman sexy, and me asking, "What about that dress on a fat woman, is that dress then still sexy?"

What a stupid question. Honestly.

As for fading, haven't seen many green blobs. I've only seen tattoos with meaning than have aged/faded, which doesn't bother me in the slightest.
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I don't find fat people sexy, so it doesn't matter if they have tattoos or not.Your logic is akin to you saying you find a particular skimpy dress on a woman sexy, and me asking, "What about that dress on a fat woman, is that dress then still sexy?"

What a stupid question. Honestly.

As for fading, haven't seen many green blobs. I've only seen tattoos with meaning than have aged/faded, which doesn't bother me in the slightest.
You can always stop wearing the skimpy dress when you lose your looks and can no longer pull it off. Not as easy with a tatoo.
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I'm not trying to generalise , but the guys I know IRL who have tattoos , are insecure as phuk . I am too insecure to get a tattoo myself though .

Once I got a henna tattoo on my forearm and I felt even more self concious when people looked at it .


I do like some nice tattoos though srs
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Originally Posted By Bruvvv
I'm not trying to generalise , but the guys I know IRL who have tattoos , are insecure as phuk . I am too insecure to get a tattoo myself though .

Once I got a henna tattoo on my forearm and I felt even more self concious when people looked at it .


I do like some nice tattoos though srs
I feel the same way whenever I wear a new shirt and then after a couple of wears the feeling goes away. But that's with a basic shirt, deep down you know nobody gives a ****. When you have a tattoo you know that people are judging you so that awareness and self-conciousness must be there 24/7
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Originally Posted By liftasaurus
I feel the same way whenever I wear a new shirt and then after a couple of wears the feeling goes away. But that's with a basic shirt, deep down you know nobody gives a ****. When you have a tattoo you know that people are judging you so that awareness and self-conciousness must be there 24/7
Strong assumption everyone with a tattoo cares about someone else's judgement. Maybe some but not all, same goes for those without tattoos. Stop over-generalizing, *******s.

If you don't like tats, cool. No need to make assumptions/criticize the opposite party.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Strong assumption everyone with a tattoo cares about someone else's judgement. Maybe some but not all, same goes for those without tattoos. Stop over-generalizing, *******s.

If you don't like tats, cool. No need to make assumptions/criticize the opposite party.
You may not care when you rationalise it but you're always aware and that is the feeling we term as self-consciousness.
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Originally Posted By liftasaurus
You may not care when you rationalise it but you're always aware and that is the feeling we term as self-consciousness.
Thanks, psychicbrah. I was due for a mind-reading.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Thanks, psychicbrah. I was due for a mind-reading.
The type of immature illogical response I'd expect from a lower-class compulsive child who feels the need to draw on himself.
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Whoever got this tatoo must really hate the Empire Strikes Back

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Originally Posted By liftasaurus
The type of immature illogical response I'd expect from a lower-class compulsive child who feels the need to draw on himself.
Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed... Judging by your response, I'd say you are thoroughly rustled and proven wrong, red.

My post was to indicate how ridiculous it was to make the assumption you did, you goof.

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