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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:06:07 AM No.81479429
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Why do women ruin their bodies with tattoos?
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:08:23 AM No.81479446
>>81479429 (OP)
Because they don't care about being attractive to you, they would rather write some stupid shit about a dumbass dead dog on their nipple
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:12:55 AM No.81479472
>>81479429 (OP)
I like them unironically
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:17:13 AM No.81479492
Women are extremely easy to understand when you realize that the majority of the things they do boil down to "Screw you, Dad!".
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:36:34 AM No.81479557
>>81479429 (OP)
feminism, gay fucked up zog society and culture, jews, thing is that they inverted beauty and ugliness and so what is beautiful is shamed and rejected and ugliness became twisted into a new "beauty"
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:43:11 AM No.81479582
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>>81479429 (OP)
A lot of women get tattoos for the same reason they post filtered selfies or chase trends: attention and emotional validation. It is not about meaning or art, it is about being seen. Tattoos used to mean something, now they are just noise. What used to be for outlaws or warriors is now butterflies, Disney characters, or some fake deep quote ripped from Pinterest.

It comes from immaturity. Most of them never built a real identity, so they treat their bodies like a scrapbook. Every tattoo is another "look at me" signal. They will say it is for their kids or it represents their journey, but it is really just a distraction from how empty they feel inside.

My ex is a perfect example. She had a kid to keep someone close, not to raise a person. Treated the kid like a friend, not a son. Emotionally leaned on him like he was a boyfriend. Then she got a tattoo on her chest of a coloring he did at age 2. Some scribbled Lightning McQueen with smeared colors and shaky lines. She thought it was cute. It looks ridiculous. He will grow up and feel weird knowing his mom permanently inked toddler scribbles on herself.

She did not get that tattoo for him. She did it because it made her feel special in the moment. Just like having a kid did not come from a place of maturity, it came from fear and insecurity. These kinds of women are not building families. They are building emotional crutches.
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 11:48:07 AM No.81479604
>>81479582
women like this are the products of not being raised up in a healthy traditional culture, very sad stuff
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 12:02:39 PM No.81479674
>>81479429 (OP)
A lot of this behavior ties into how modern culture encourages women to build their identity around being noticed instead of being grounded. Tattoos have shifted from symbols of meaning or rebellion into another way to chase attention, much like filters or trend hopping. It is not about art or storytelling anymore, it is about feeling seen and temporarily significant. When someone lacks a solid inner identity, their body becomes a scrapbook of emotional impulses, each tattoo a signal shouting look at me. What used to be the mark of warriors or outcasts has been diluted into popular quotes, cartoon characters, and messy symbolism that is more about mood than meaning. This ties into a deeper emotional economy, where people constantly seek validation through surface level gestures instead of building lasting connection or stability. Parenting can even become part of that cycle, with some women using motherhood not to raise a child but to feel needed or important. That is how you end up with someone proudly tattooing a toddlers crayon scribble on their chest, not for the child, but to feel unique or sentimental in the moment. It is an act of self soothing, not self awareness. These choices are rarely about maturity or depth. They reflect a culture where chaos is celebrated, pain becomes content, and impulsive decisions are mistaken for authenticity. In the end, it is not self expression. It is emotional survival dressed up as identity.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 12:04:54 PM No.81479689
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>>81479429 (OP)
Both of these women are really attractive, actually.

You'd know that if you were straight.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 12:17:13 PM No.81479759
>>81479582
Based, /thread. Women are children in adult bodies.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 12:49:42 PM No.81479888
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>>81479429 (OP)
Because it's a trend and most women will follow any trend in order to stay relevant and get attention. It's why suddenly baby showers are a thing, everyone has anxiety/autism, all girls dressing in the same way from the same brands, etc
Just watch a normie respond when you say you find tattoos ugly. You're not following the trend/norm so they will get mad trying to defend their choice. When the choice is basically that she got one because her favorite artist got one, or the rest of her friends got one and pressured her into getting it too.

To me, a tattoo on an attractive woman is like scratching something into the paint of a Ferrari. The worst is when they get multiple random ones and just look like the doodle book of a random artist.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 2:23:40 PM No.81480424
>>81479429 (OP)

Consider it a gift, it marks them as impulsive, stupid and scummy.

I have never met a single women with tattoos that wasn't a roastie, stupid or a crazy bitch.
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Anonymous
6/13/2025, 3:03:52 PM No.81480720
>>81480424
The "problem" is that like half of all women these days have tattoos. Just another thing on the list that makes only 0.005% of women worth dating (and they're already dating chad).