why do so many beautiful women ruin their perfect bodies with large ugly tattoos ???

I once felt as you do, but then I saw a gal who had an enormous work of art covering half her back and shoulder.  It really took me back at first but then an amazing thing happened:  It brought out my kink and suddenly I was getting a boner just touching it.

Don't be afraid of attempting something new in this hobby.  Not every experiment will work (I've had some disappointments.) but when things do go well, then you've got a whole new vista to enjoy.

It was over ten years ago; a gal from a small now defunct agency.  Her photos did not reveal the body art so it was totally a surprise.

Since then I've experienced two other gals with just amazing body art:  Babalon Drifter (Charlotte) of Chicago who is now, alas, retired, and Amsterdam, who last I checked was back in Denver.

Those gals ought to be exhibited in a major art museum.

My other car is a Buick Park Avenue.

(My Park Avenue does not have any bumper stickers on it.)

Why? Probably many reasons, expressing individuality, they don't think they are ugly, to honor someone they love or have lost, to piss off people and I'm sure there are other reasons.

Some people really get off on tattoos.  Some like small titties and hate implants.  Some like BBWs, some like spinners.  Why judge?
If you don't like tats, check out her reviews or even ask her.  Pix are unreliable because many gals have their tats airbrushed since it's a way to confirm her real identity.  Asking about tats isn't the same as asking about services.  Many women mention on their site that they have tats (like Tobi Telford, among others).  So it's easy to avoid them.
I have a couple of tats myself.

I would tag that in a heartbeat!!!

It makes my labia shrivel.

But I am sorry they make your labia shrivel.  Then again, because of your age limitation we'll never meet so it hardly matters.  But on behalf of your clients I hope you were merely engaging in hyperbole.
My tats.  Just had to share

Those amazing black wings on her back are sexy as hell.

And kinky as hell.  Actually, I found her "tats" kind of overwhelming.  Do you remember her story about riding the subway in Brooklyn with a vibrating egg in her pussy that shot out and shattered on the floor of the subway car in front of everyone? Hilarious. And, knowing her, probably true.

Ladies if you aren't getting paid for sporting your tattoos, you are in the wrong business.

associated with specific social groups i.e. bikers, gangs, military, various tribal designations. Now it's just normal for anyone under 30 to have tats.

Do they still make Park Avenues ? Is is dark blue?

why would they put it on their back if they can't see it?

1) technically, Ferraris in Formula One don't have bumper stickers because the don't have bumpers. What they have is advertising.
2) Please see below.  I'll agree these people have no taste but..

Aka Krista Starr in Phoenix.

As long as they're not huge or in certain places that I like (face, tits, pussy, etc.)  It depends on what the lady looks like too and where they are. While I'm not a big fan of them I have seen some cool ones.

I makes me a bit uneasy when your posts sound like they have a bit of thought behind them. lol

Not only that that is a car show where they welcome Ferrari 550s, Volkswagens Golf R32s, Ford Mustangs, and a hodgepodge of other automobiles. All very nice cars BTW, it's obvious the owner of that Ferrari does not posses the most discriminative taste.  

I've owned two Ferraris and have driven many more (even raced a couple) and none of them had a bumper sticker.

Some I like, some I don't it's not a big deal to me.

I'm probably the person possessing the least amount of class around here, and I agree with you.

If a woman is viewing her body as a business investment tattoos might not be the best investment.

I see tons of it in stripclubs. I really enjoy tats that have deep meaning and love to discuss them, if the gal is comfortable discussing it. What I don't like is graffiti scribble of some ratchet dancer's baby daddy's name scrawled across her ass like a badge of honor. Ugh.

Because they like tattoos, artistic nature, artistic expression, impulsive nature, because of rejection, not  thinking before they inked, self expression, peer pressure, passion, good memories, bad memories, to honor deceased loved ones, to honor living loved ones, to honor their religion, to honor their devil, insecurity, security, to appear tough, because they belong to gang or mafia, boredom in prison, boredom with their  life, to appear meek, to find a crowd to fit in, to cover blemishes and birthmarks, because their parents don't like tattoos, to draw attention, to be trendy, substitute for addiction, drunken night near tattoo parlors, to cover previous  tattoos, to alleviate anxiety, to advertise, to display their patriotism, to have them removed.......  
   
 

And expression of individuality.
Small ones can be cool, nice little expressions about yourself.
Huge ones?  To me they're like using ALL CAPS or talking very very loudly all the time - manners of communicating that aren't exactly subtle.  Then again, we are all different - and some people are far from subtle.  Not generally my cup of tea - but hell, I'm too reserved and like a boy scout for many.  So to each their own.  And regarding the quest for beauty and perfection, we often like to state that this is subjective - but lets face it, some efforts hit the mark a lot better than others.  Michael Jackson didn't exactly help himself with all his strides for perfection (of course ruining your face via plastic surgery is on a whole different level from even the ugliest of tattoos).

though the secondary question is, why not other forms of expressing these things, manners that wouldn't be so permanent.
And I suppose the answer to this would be that the human body has become more and more acceptable as the template for this expression.  No taboo in tattoo so to speak.

it makes me think that she's independent, a bit of a rebel, and not afraid to be different.

which by definition means that small beautiful ones are OK as are large beautiful ones.

I don't have tattoos and perhaps 10 years ago I would have felt the same as you do.  

I call it "Tats for Twats."
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..I came across him somewhere, somehow. Talk about fucked up.

It reminds me of my youth when long hair on a man started out as a way to rebel until EVERYONE did it, and then growing your hair long became a way to fit and "prove" you were a rebel by conforming to the norm.

I hope you see the irony in this as the same thing now applies to young people with tats and piercings. lol

behind body art. You bleed, there is a sting of pain, there is some adrenaline. Then , you have a sort of new piece of jewelry to wear. Only this piece doesnt annoy you as you jog or fuck or do yoga.  
    My tats came and sprang forth from painful emotional experiences, and my sittings were a form a therapy, then the reward the beutiful art to express myself.  

my world is not now, but when i began the back piece. It is 16 hours total but mind you it has been done 2 times, There was a few years i did not get any additions to it. During those few years it faded. When I picked up where i had left off and decided to finally finish it,  

I would think this charity is quite competitive by now.  

my world any how. xoxoxo xo tats rock!
    oddly enough you never hear people WITH tats asking why every else doesnt get tatted up as well. Shows how differnet some peoples minds can be,

I happen to find it atractive, I fucked him many times and not for money.  

Knowing myself, the moment I realized that whatever tat I just got was FOREVER, I would immediately dislike it and want it gone.

I don't even book airline tickets more than one day in advance so I can always change my mind.

Getting rid of a tattoo is about as painful as getting rid of a wife, and I've already gone through that pain, and I have ZERO desire to repeat.

Tattoos can be like a "bumper sticker" if they look crappy.  But they can also be done nicely.  The nice ones are like the horse decals on the Ferrari! Lol.
Some people think they're beautiful, artwork, or a form of expression.
Some think they are for vanity or to be cool.
Some think they are pointless and shallow and don't have any real meaning.  Like just another material item. (So many people put someone's name on themselves, thinking they'll be with the person forever and then of course they break up.)
Some do it cuz everyone else does it.
But nowadays I think it's like 60% or something crazy like that, of younger adults that have them. They're in style. When you were younger, did you wear bell bottoms? Well nowadays those are considered ugly...
I don't like mine anymore. I don't really think about them. They're kinda just there lol.

Personally I do not have a tattoo but I have friends and acquaintences who do and who tease me mercilessly and tell me pretty much every day that I should get one.

I have a number of tattoos, all of witch are photoshopped out of my pictures (too distinct) however my profiles state I have tattoos. Some I guess you would call large (my side). I spent quite a bit of time researching artists to make sure I got amazing work each time. They all have meaning to me and I spent 6+ months thinking about each before getting it. I also try and shape and place them to accent my body. I have not had a complaint yet and most guys love them.  

the REAL pain comes when you try to get rid of either the tattoo or the wife.

Getting married or getting a tat is the easy part.

With the short time you likely have left, it's doubtful you will tire of them. lol

You are doing the right thing not caving to the peer pressure!
I used to work with a guy at Applebee's who waited 2 years after choosing his design before taking the plunge.  He put a picture of what he wanted in his bedroom so that he had to look at it every day. After 2 years, he still liked it just as much as he did at the start of the 2 year period, so, he went ahead and got it.
I really wish I had done the same, or at least waited and thought about it more...but no, I wanted a tattoo and I wanted it right then and there lol! So now I regret what I picked lol.

Was the original insignia of the Alfa Romeo formula 1 team during the 1930s, run by Enzo Ferrari, then the team manager.
After WWII when he started building his own cars, he used it as his logo. Here's a shot from the '30s of the "Cavalino Rampante" on an old Alfa.

I've been divorced twice and tattooed twice.  Getting divorced is infinitely more painful...and expensive.

In the past year I had two different ideas, 9 months apart.  They have to do with life experiences I've valued. I told my kids I did it so they'd be able to identify my headless corpse if it ever turned up in an alley somewhere.

People probably do not pay much attention to their own tattoos once they've got them.

yours is the one most likely to be found next to it. LMAO!

Besides, you made it quite clear that you don't venture into alleys, which may keep you alive for a while longer.

and unlike what yet another BSC hooker in Florida has to say, staying out of Parque Morazon at night will also add some additional time to your expected lifespan.lol

because I'm not dumb enough to wear my Rolex.

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