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ยป Do guys with 'tough guy' type tattoos think other men are scared of them?
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post 1453163503 07-17-2016, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By CuckoldBrahh
99% of people with tats are complete and utter losers

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Originally Posted By jesteraq
I don't think "tough guy," but I do find that really ****ing sexy!

Full or half sleeves are sexy...

On the chest... Across the back...

Love them all.

My only concern is if they're visible above your neck in a shirt or appear as though you got them in prison. Then they're a no-go.
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I don't think "tough guy," but I do find that really ****ing sexy!
You find tribal tattoos sexy?
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I don't think "tough guy," but I do find that really ****ing sexy!

Full or half sleeves are sexy...

On the chest... Across the back...

Love them all.

My only concern is if they're visible above your neck in a shirt or appear as though you got them in prison. Then they're a no-go.
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?
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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?
Are we going to act like old tattoos are the only thing that don't look as good as they used to on old people? (Still ignoring me, I see, gaping poosay)
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Are we going to act like old tattoos are the only thing that don't look as good as they used to on old people? (Still ignoring me, I see, gaping poosay)
Even a lot of fresh tattoos look likeshit, because either the design (with something like tribal tattoos) or the artist iscrap. But this has nothing to do with the argument and he's just shifting goal posts.
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Originally Posted By EmperorRyker
Even a lot of fresh tattoos look likeshit, because either the design (with something like tribal tattoos) or the artist iscrap. But this has nothing to do with the argument and he's just shifting goal posts.
Agreed, a shytty tattoo is shytty, new or old. Just part of the experience lol.

Notice that ******* straight up ignoring posts that refuted him thoroughly?
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when i see weak looking men (skinny pale nerdy etc) with tough guy tattoos i usually pretend to "accidentally" bump into them with my shoulder to see how tough they really are and if they will attack me. so once i did that to some older 40 something man, little did i know he is ex con from one of the nearby provinces, he attacked me and i defended but his stamina was too high and i started running away, with my knowledge of parkour i climbed over spiky fences and on the top of the house where he couldnt reach me.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Are we going to act like old tattoos are the only thing that don't look as good as they used to on old people? (Still ignoring me, I see, gaping poosay)
Why do you even want his dumb ass to acknowledge you? You're not going to get a fair response out of him, just biased bullchit fueled by his online psych degree.

Literally every fuking mong who is anti-tat mentions faded tats like you can't get them touched up, or old age like you're going to be pulling ass at 60+.

There's only one good argument against getting a tattoo, and that's "it's not my preference". Any other response is just coping bs.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Are we going to act like old tattoos are the only thing that don't look as good as they used to on old people? (Still ignoring me, I see, gaping poosay)
Temped to neg.

I haven't been reading your posts because they are stupid, however, this one is a legit question. And, since my paying attention to you is so important, I'll be kind.

Answer:

I've already addressed your question many, many times.

The fact that skin changes and tats move and blur speaks to a person who does things on impulse and has very poor long term thinking. I was curious about people, if that is a woman, and why and when they think a tat is sexy.

I associate tats with Borderline Personality Disorder. Those people have a pattern of setting people up. They will gush and tell them they're awesome and then that sets the person up to feel great, then the Borderline will shoot them down and make them feel like sh!t. So, I was wondering if praising tats is a set up for that. That's because the image becomes boring after awhile and then later will look like crap. It seems a perfect setup.

Of course now that I've explained it, the poster won't be able to answer honestly, but whatever.
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Originally Posted By VocelLoser
Why do you even want his dumb ass to acknowledge you? You're not going to get a fair response out of him, just biased bullchit fueled by his online psych degree.

Literally every fuking mong who is anti-tat mentions faded tats like you can't get them touched up, or old age like you're going to be pulling ass at 60+.

There's only one good argument against getting a tattoo, and that's "it's not my preference". Any other response is just coping bs.
Please detail my "bias" account of the topic. If you can't, you're simply a complaining bitch.

Let's go for it!
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Originally Posted By powersupplyfan
when i see weak looking men (skinny pale nerdy etc) with tough guy tattoos i usually pretend to "accidentally" bump into them with my shoulder to see how tough they really are and if they will attack me. so once i did that to some older 40 something man, little did i know he is ex con from one of the nearby provinces, he attacked me and i defended but his stamina was too high and i started running away, with my knowledge of parkour i climbed over spiky fences and on the top of the house where he couldnt reach me.
That post, and the Transylvania thing, awesome.
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Originally Posted By EmperorRyker
Even a lot of fresh tattoos look likeshit, because either the design (with something like tribal tattoos) or the artist iscrap. But this has nothing to do with the argument and he's just shifting goal posts.
Tribal tats were interesting in the 90s.

1. People tended toward pictures or words, and tribal ones were pure designs.

2. They used unusual black ink instead of the green/blue that tend to look bad.

However, they are now cliche because they aren't new anymore and generally the design is so simple you can't tell one from the other.

Also, I've been on topic the whole time.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
It's not, because if you read my posts, or just think, getting a tat is RADICAL. It's a radical move where you are mutilating yourself in favor of some picture that will last a lifetime and visually degrade rapidly.

So, EVERYONE who gets a tat makes this choice and that is pretty damn significant.
This is an assumption. The one flaw in your argument.

This is just based on the idea that everyone gets tatted over perfectly flawless skin.

What's perfectly flawless skin?

There's no such thing.

Getting a tattoo in 2016 is no more radical than getting your ear pierced.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Temped to neg.

I haven't been reading your posts because they are stupid, however, this one is a legit question. And, since my paying attention to you is so important, I'll be kind.

Answer:

I've already addressed your question many, many times.

The fact that skin changes and tats move and blur speaks to a person who does things on impulse and has very poor long term thinking. I was curious about people, if that is a woman, and why and when they think a tat is sexy.

I associate tats with Borderline Personality Disorder. Those people have a pattern of setting people up. They will gush and tell them they're awesome and then that sets the person up to feel great, then the Borderline will shoot them down and make them feel like sh!t. So, I was wondering if praising tats is a set up for that. That's because the image becomes boring after awhile and then later will look like crap. It seems a perfect setup.

Of course now that I've explained it, the poster won't be able to answer honestly, but whatever.
Neg away, tough guy.

I convinced of one of three possibilities:

1) you are trolling
2) you are delusional
3) you suffer from some sort of mental handicap.

If it's the first, good on you. You got me... but I highly doubt it.

You question is a silly one, and I answered it. I wanted you to respond to me because I know you have a ridiculous counter-argument lined up, and it would either make me laugh or make your side of things look worse. Thanks for that.

Look dude, if you don't like tattoos, that's well and good. Just keep you negative, biased opinions to yourself. It will keep people from disliking you and also keep you from looking dumb.

Every single 'fact' you have posted has been an (uninformed) opinion.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Please detail my "bias" account of the topic. If you can't, you're simply a complaining bitch.

Let's go for it!
You're completely closed off to the idea that people get tattoos simply because they like them
You think there is always an underlying reason behind getting tattoos, and that it's always a negative reason instead of a positive reason.

You aren't as bright as you think you are. Why didn't you respond to the call out thread?
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I don't think "tough guy," but I do find that really ****ing sexy!

Full or half sleeves are sexy...

On the chest... Across the back...

Love them all.

My only concern is if they're visible above your neck in a shirt or appear as though you got them in prison. Then they're a no-go.
I have a penguin tattoo... Do I make the stud club or no?

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Originally Posted By gymhbu
This is an assumption. The one flaw in your argument.

This is just based on the idea that everyone gets tatted over perfectly flawless skin.

What's perfectly flawless skin?

There's no such thing.

Getting a tattoo in 2016 is no more radical than getting your ear pierced.
Haha!

No.

Your skin is a natural phenomenon, it is neither flawed or flawless as there is no template upon which is made. It's not made by a machine in a factory.

The attitude you promote is one of feeling "inferior" and so the tat will fix your inferiority. It will not though as it will then just give you something legit to be ashamed of eventually. Also, if there is something you see as wrong with your skin, why not get it fixed in some medical or plastic surgery way?

A flaming duck tatted over some rash you got is a bizarre solution. Still, I get your point, but most people don't have some scare or whatever they're trying to cover.
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Originally Posted By StrongFella
Neg away, tough guy.
Everyone will eventually neg you, so I'll think about it.
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Originally Posted By VocelLoser
You're completely closed off to the idea that people get tattoos simply because they like them
You think there is always an underlying reason behind getting tattoos, and that it's always a negative reason instead of a positive reason.

You aren't as bright as you think you are. Why didn't you respond to the call out thread?
There is no simply liking anything, unless it's something simple like the taste of some food.

If you think entering into complex situation is just based on a whim, you are a moron.
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Originally Posted By sometimesmad
in on 10 page thread about tattoos
It is literally one of my favorite topics.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Haha!

No.

Your skin is a natural phenomenon, it is neither flawed or flawless as there is no template upon which is made. It's not made by a machine in a factory.

The attitude you promote is one of feeling "inferior" and so the tat will fix your inferiority. It will not though as it will then just give you something legit to be ashamed of eventually. Also, if there is something you see as wrong with your skin, why not get it fixed in some medical or plastic surgery way?

A flaming duck tatted over some rash you got is a bizarre solution. Still, I get your point, but most people don't have some scare or whatever they're trying to cover.
My point is just because getting a tattoo may seem radical to YOU, doesn't mean it is to everyone brotha, some cultures start getting tatted at a very young age and it's just their culture. In these cases it would be radical not to get one. As time proceeds things deemed "radical" decrease. For example scarification, like someone posted earlier, is radical to us right now, but I imagine in the future it will be a very common thing. That being said, a study of radical behavior and its psychology doesn't tell us anything about people with tattoos at least not today.

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Tats are for trailer trash

Congrats kids, you will never enter the upper echelon of society
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Everyone will eventually neg you, so I'll think about it.
Meh seems like most ITT agree with me, so I doubt it. Even the people who were (sort of) on your side don't seem to be posting anymore. Probably repelled by your pure idiocy.
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Originally Posted By HELIX35
Tats are for trailer trash

Congrats kids, you will never enter the upper echelon of society
Lol I'm sure one else will touch this totally retarded statement because of your reps, but I will bite.

I assume you are trolling because it doesn't even take a Google search to start spouting of a list of high profile and successful people with a tattoo.

You have no excuse especially, considering you have access to the internet.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
Well, that's interesting certainly and has a good story, but are you Zoroastrian?!!

I know lots about religion and that's another weird one from the mideast. For instance, they won't mate with anyone but other Zoros and so they're a horribly inbred and dying out lot of people.

Sounds awesome!
Former zoroastrian. Dad's entire side of family is zoroastrian and former Persian royalty under the Qajar dynasty bloodline within my family. What you know is severely flawed and far from the truth and reality. Those who have not physically resided in Iran are blind to the true avestan teachings that are translated into modern Farsi. The original and unaltered teachings are kept in tradition throughout the zoroastrian community in Iran and India. What you read on Google and the Internet is different.

With that said, next tattoo I plan to get is the Eye of Horus based on the original Hermetic teachings/Hermetic philosophy that Thoth/Hermes Trismegistus/Tehuty/Djehuty/Tahuti/Tehuti/Zehuti/Techu/Tetu/many other names that he is known by taught to humanity in ancient times.


People have forgotten the true origin and meaning of the Eye of Horus as a symbol. Wrongly misinterpreted as the "all seeing eye" or the "symbol of the illuminati" in today's age.

And no, hermetic philosophyIS NOTa religion. Neutral teachings of how to understand the universe, why things work the way they do, path to enlightenment, mastery of the self AND finding one's own connection to The All. No, it is not "God" or any other man-made "deity." srs
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian
There is no simply liking anything, unless it's something simple like the taste of some food.

If you think entering into complex situation is just based on a whim, you are a moron.
You attaching complexity to anything that isn't eating, drinking, or ****ting makes you a moron trying to establish depth.

Take your nose out of your own ass and maybe look at people. Not everyone falls into your ****ing binary of "They do this so they're like that".

Also STROOOOOOOOONG dodging this point: "that it's always a negative reason instead of a positive reason.", which was the part that proved your bias, you simple minded twat.
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lol, I mean, just LOL @ Adlerian.


****ing middle of July, and this herb has been trying to argue a useless point and preference by many, over the internet. ALL.WEEKEND.LONG.


Get a ****ing life for the love of Christ. Who the **** sits on their computer all weekend arguing over the internet? All the while, it's summertime, and there are women out there in sundresses, short skirts, and bathing suits you picklesmooching homo.


The only thing I learned ITT: Is that Adlerian is about as much of a joke as psychology itself.



Have fun at your circle jerk later brah. ****ing lol. Won't even be back in here to see what genius psychological synopsis you come up with over this post, you over-analyzing *******.
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post 1453293203 07-18-2016, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By VocelLoser
You attaching complexity to anything that isn't eating, drinking, or ****ting makes you a moron trying to establish depth.
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.
If you want to ask me a question:

Ask: TheAdlerian

http://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=150655983&p=1000366043#post1000366043

Read my science fiction novel:

http://www.amazon.com/Echelon-Adlerian-ebook/dp/B00RCFFTKC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419640250&sr=8-1&keywords=Echelon+the+adlerian
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