I realise that the point of SG is to showcase beautiful alternative girls and I love and enjoy them all ! Alternative in this case, seems to mean inked and pierced and although I would not do it myself - that is getting a hole and a tat - I am ok with anybody that does it and would fight to the death for their right to do as they wish.
The thing that makes me wonder though is this: when is enough, enough? Where do you draw the line and how do you determine where that line is?
Although being a punk or alternative at age 20 is fine and maybe important, that same " FUCK" tat on your hand is going to make you look very stupid when you are a 45 year old adult with a wish to be taken seriously... Face, neck and hand tatoos, I think, is too much.
Ink on firm young flesh is erotic. Ink on saggy breasts, wrinkeled thighs and dry old skin looks... well, simply like shit. If you thought about what that tat is going to look like on your skin in 30 years time, will you still do it?
I wonder how much proper thought goes into it?
Maybe I am just old!
The thing that makes me wonder though is this: when is enough, enough? Where do you draw the line and how do you determine where that line is?
Although being a punk or alternative at age 20 is fine and maybe important, that same " FUCK" tat on your hand is going to make you look very stupid when you are a 45 year old adult with a wish to be taken seriously... Face, neck and hand tatoos, I think, is too much.
Ink on firm young flesh is erotic. Ink on saggy breasts, wrinkeled thighs and dry old skin looks... well, simply like shit. If you thought about what that tat is going to look like on your skin in 30 years time, will you still do it?
I wonder how much proper thought goes into it?
Maybe I am just old!
talamia:
I think with ink comes the understanding that one should take care of oneself, and ink could therefore also help one to try keep in shape or keep one's skin moisturised, etc. Of course not everyone but some 