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Q: Is tattooing a proof of braveness for man?

  • I just wonder why man like to tattoo although its painful.
  • In my opinion,it does not look beautiful and it just like a unremovable scar throughout your life.

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It actally become an addiction.  It's like spicy food.  A little pain releases chemicals in the brain that creates pleasure.  

As far as the beauty, well it's in the eye of the beholder.

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Pain is pleasure to some. Tattoos can either be art or a drunken mistake. Depends on the person. 

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I have four little-ish tats.... including the one in my profile picture. I don't think it's a sign of bravery. After a few moments of the initial pain of the needle, it becomes quite... nice. 

GuilinRaf:

Very well put! I fully agree and can see how it could be addictive. I toy with the idea of getting a second one,not because I really want another one (I am quite happy with the one i have) but because I rather found the pain relaxing.

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Yes! The only one that hurt is the one on my shoulder blade... never again! I fell asleep while they did the one on my chest.

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I have four little-ish tats.... including the one in my profile picture. I don't think it's a sign of bravery. After a few moments of the initial pain of the needle, it becomes quite... nice. 

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A little controlled pain that you fully expect coming has nothing to do with bravery.

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