Ummmm, so, tattoos on men are just fine, but we women need your permission/approval/discussion ?
Any other areas of MY body you want to control/ comment on?
Or maybe you should Mind Your Own Business (MYOB)!

As a woman who has tattoos on her neck, chest, and other places I don't care if you think they are hot or not because I didn't get them for you. And if a person doesn't want to date me based on something so shallow, then they are the one missing out.

What do I think of tattoos on women? I think that some women have tattoos.
That's it.

I've dated women with and without tattoos. They don't change who a person is.

I didn't get a tattoo until I was 37, and I've just got the one.
When I was going through the process of selecting what I wanted, the only
question I asked myself was "Will I still be happy with this when I'm 60?"

I'm 57 now, and I have not once regretted my choice to get one, or the one I chose
to get, or where I chose to have it placed.

The man I was involved with at the time was terribly displeased when I got it.
I didn't tell him I was thinking about getting one, and I didn't ask for his permission before I made the decision to do it.
He didn't want to see it when I first had it done. About two weeks after I got it,
he asked to see it, and I told him "no". I left him very soon after that, and he never
saw it.

What anyone else thinks of it has always been completely irrelevant to me.
Most people are completely shocked if they see it. They're either surprised I
have one at all, or surprised I don't have more.

If anyone is going to judge me on whether I have a tattoo or not, I don't want
anything to do with them. I especially wouldn't want to date any man who
would think it's his place to even have an opinion on what I chose to do.

One time a guy from one of the dating sites contacted me and one of the first things he asked was if I had tattoos. He told me his religion forbade him from touching women with tattoos. Even if I didn't have any at all, I would have told him I was covered. LOL

I have a small B&W tattoo on the inside of each wrist and no one even notices them. Including me. I forget that I'm "a tattooed person" like 98% of the time.

I love the tattoo on my R wrist because it is my own design and meaningful to me. I've been asked about it a few times, but not many. And I honestly keep forgetting it's there. I like it, but it's not terribly important.

Sometimes you'd never know a person has tattoos--even if they're not in "private" places.

I know a woman who has tatts all over her body: there's a pirate ship from her left hip up to her boob, a Jessica Rabbit on her left thigh, a sexy Alice in Wonderland on her right thigh, the Journey scarab logo on her back, and numerous tribal and abstract designs all over as high as her neck. I've seen them all. Half her body has ink on it.

This woman is stunningly beautiful. The tatts only make her more intriguing. It's how we met. I asked her about her tatts and we've been friends ever since -- about ten years now. Point is, she's never had any trouble getting all the attention she wants. There's plenty of people who appreciate good body art.

The owner of the body can do whatever they like with the body and anyone who doesn't like it should keep their opinion to themselves.

i remember saying to my then 17 year old son who was starting to have tattoos done "Ok but don't get a tattoo where it can be seen when you are wearing a suit and tie". His answer was "I am never going to have a job where I need to wear a suit," He is now a hipster running his own coffee bar and is just about to be married to a gorgeous girl who is covered in tattoos and has a great job in TV and films, so what do I know ??

I have 11 tattoos, including a neck tattoo (a black dog at the back of my neck) and 2 chest tattoos (a seahorse on the upper part of my left breast and a tarantula on my right upper chest). Most men I know are fascinated by my tattoos and some started talking to me because of my tattoos. I have never personally met men who say they are offended by my tattoos or that my tattoos are in any way a problem. All my female friends have at least one tattoo, including full sleeves. I have a male friend with a tattoo on his forehead. Tattoos are not a big deal at all among my circle of friends (and former coworkers; I now have my own business). Only my old aunties have issues and say nasty things to me about my tattoos. But yeah, I don't care what other people think of my tattoos or where I choose to place them.

I love body art, on men or women. And if I don't like it it's none of my business anyway.

I came across a man’s dating profile that said something to the affect of “if you have tattoos we’ll have to have sex with the lights off.”

He was wearing a MAGA hat if that tells you anything.

I started to put in a misogynistic comment about a comedy routine I heard years ago that said a tattoo on a woman is proof that she is capable of making a decision even knowing she'll likely regret it later. So it is sexy.

Instead I think I'll just apologize for thinking of it and leave this conversation.

As long as it looks good idc

The other day I saw a women of very advanced age. She was wearing a singlet and a rather short one it was. Her back was tattooed right down to her pants, and one could not see what it was as the wrinkles and the skin texture had gone so horribly "old" that it just looked like a dogs breakfast. Actually a dogs breakfast looks better.

bad question. thats like asking do you like art? does art make something better or worse? I mean, not all tat's are the same, or even in the same class.

Like any style choice - some folks have tattoos that enhance and fit who they are. Some can be really sexy and eye catching - in a good way, and others have, what they admitted, are clearly a permanent mistake they'll have to live with . Oh well ...

I have two medium size tattoos. A guy I dated someone a while back told me he never liked tattoos on women - but he found mine sexy. That may be part of what forms an opinion. If you feel positive towards the person, it could sway your feelings about their bodies - however they look !

And for those that like them, or are just into an interesting experience - try to get yourself to a local tattoo convention - your eyes won't know where to look next ! Rather mind blowing.

Depends what they are and where they are. Some con look great on a female body with the right proportions but not too many....)

I have a semicolon ; tattoo on my right wrist.
It's a sign of struggle with mh and suicide. As a therapist it helps people understand I relate to their struggles.

Some tatoos are awesome art and I like them. I wouldnt put them on me. So many people have tatoos now the old generalities do not apply

There are people who look great with tattoos and others don't. It will depend much on the person itself.

i have a 3" jiminy cricket on my ankle dome in namesake's honor( my nickname is cricket) and dare anyone to judge me! can you say world war 3? lol

I was brought up that tattoos are a sign of ignorance and lack of education. That they should be avoided on self as they prevent you opportunities to move into upper classes and a certain quality of person will exclude you. Judging from some of the responses here, it appears my mother's values are still valid. I have none and she told me if I got one...."just don't even bother coming home". That was the one thing she would not forgive.