There is a period when tattoos were the exclusive preserve of merchant marines, criminals and prisoners of war. Obviously, which was then and that is now, a period when your mother is just as likely as Slash to possess Tweety Bird indelibly stamped on her behalf bicep.
Despite their ubiquity, and a specific amount of cultural acceptance, tattoos still retain a slightly naughty reputation, which, in a few circles can signal outlier status. When you have plans, as an example, to become the CEO of a Fortune 500 company, it's not likely advisable to truly have a coiled anaconda decorating your face.
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