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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 338821" data-attributes="member: 24034">I nod along with what you&#039;re saying. To add my meandering thoughts, I think that when I see people that are covered in tattoos and piercings all over their face, ears, nose, bridge of nose, eyebrows, lips, cheeks and all rest body no visible. I get why one would get a tattoo of their army regiment badge, football team&#039;s crest, to commemorate their mother&#039;s/child&#039;s/husband&#039;s passing et cetera..Be, some people look like 1970&#039;s wallpaper. There is a lady locally that is covered in small individual tattoos and a face full of piercings. It&#039;s a horror show, and when I see her with her infant son, I feel for him because when he passes through the school system, she&#039;s given to bullies something to weaponize. I think people that get tattoos to that extent are somewhere on the body dysmorphic spectrum.&nbsp;&nbsp; But ultimately their choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 338821, member: 24034"] I nod along with what you're saying. To add my meandering thoughts, I think that when I see people that are covered in tattoos and piercings all over their face, ears, nose, bridge of nose, eyebrows, lips, cheeks and all rest body no visible. I get why one would get a tattoo of their army regiment badge, football team's crest, to commemorate their mother's/child's/husband's passing et cetera.. Be, some people look like 1970's wallpaper. There is a lady locally that is covered in small individual tattoos and a face full of piercings. It's a horror show, and when I see her with her infant son, I feel for him because when he passes through the school system, she's given to bullies something to weaponize. I think people that get tattoos to that extent are somewhere on the body dysmorphic spectrum. But ultimately their choice. [/QUOTE]

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