#I have no mouth and i must scream am hate speech tattoos skin#
If you want to insert ink into your skin as a symbol for something greater than yourself, then maybe you are proving a point to yourself or the rest of the world.īut at the end of the day, are you really a happier person? Has this tattoo, for instance, caused you to learn something new about yourself? Has it challenged you? Has it led you to self-growth? Nothing comes out of getting a tattoo. Instead of getting a tattoo, a more productive use of your time would be improving and appreciating the body you have been given, not permanently engraving it.Ĭan you get meaning out of a tattoo? Arguably. I’m not here to say a girl should walk around flaunting her body like it’s her job – that’s just degrading. She enjoys the finer things in life, all with the body she was blessed with.īut marking it up with ink? That’s just not necessary.
She accentuates her legs with high heels. She dresses it up in lavish, fun, trendy clothes, enjoying trips to the mall with her girlfriends. She’s not happy with it? She goes to the gym. And so do tattoos.Īn elegant woman does not vandalize the temple she has been blessed with as her body. So what’s more attractive than a girl with a nice body? I’ll tell you what: a girl with class. We hold some serious power in our hands, because – as corny as this sounds – we hold the world’s beauty.īut something girls seem to forget nowadays, or maybe have not been taught, is that women hold the world’s class and elegance in their hands, as well. Your body literally has the ability to turn heads. What you must understand is, as women, we are – naturally – beautiful creatures. A secret you may have not fully realized yet thus far in your life.
Ladies, I know you’re at least at the legal age of making your own decisions, but before you decide to get a tattoo, allow me to let you in on a little secret. You’re cool, you’re rebellious, you’re cutting edge, you have a point to prove, and you’re a woman. The problem arises when you cast judgement on people who you don’t know and tell them what they are doing is wrong without having any justification. This article was reposted in it’s entirety from The Spectrum, the independent publication for the University of Buffalo. There is nothing wrong with saying that you don’t like tattoos, that’s fine. It’s always people who don’t have tattoos and that don’t understand the lifestyle who have the strongest opinions. Sometimes we surround ourselves with like-minded people and forget that there are some people out there who just aren’t as understanding and open. I really hate posting things like this, but I do think it’s important to have a well rounded view on how tattoos are perceived in the World today.
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