>>5039039>tattoos are mainstreamAnd yet the ones getting them still think of themselves as edgy and individualistic.
I've yet to meet anyone with tats who isn't a fucking sheep. All they do is follow a different and more conformist herd.
>doesn't understand the difference between attention whoring and being presentable in publicYes, we all dress in a way that shows to society at large how we view ourselves. However some people go out of their way to attract attention from strangers - whether it be six-inch platform boots with spikes, sleeve and neck tattooes, facial piercings, or a car with a cherry bomb muffler.
They're pathetic losers who lack the social skills to form connections with intelligent, respectable, sane people. Things that most people learn in their teens or early twenties. They can't draw people to them with their personality, charisma or talent, so they rely on cheap surface tactics.
The ones I know are all stuck at that maturity level. Tattoos show a poor ability to perceive one's future self. Well, at forty-something, these same people are mentally stuck in their teenage years and haven't grown as individuals.
