A full face tattoo is quite different than a sleeve or a tattoo that could be covered in professional attire. Full face tattoo, gauged ears, weird massive eyebrow / septum / cheek piercings all give me a bad impression. It pretty much tells me this person is trying very hard to look “counter culture.”
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Anyhoozle, to your point, you meet a lot of buy side analysts raised on 500 acre farms, public school ranked bottom 2.5% of their state?
Things I remember from my education (not even exaggerating): 1) When all the students had to go pull 10 weeds before getting on the bus home 2) HS English teacher doing finger pushups on his desk and bragging about his prior life as a bouncer 3) Said teacher pushing kids into lockers while yelling at them 4) Kids driving tractors to school 5) The time the VP speared a kid. 6) Listening to football players sound out words while we took turns each reading a page out loud from Hamlet and Brave New World for most of my Senior English class.
Yeah, but I’d say the glasses and tats are definitely additive in my book. If her and her non tattooed lasik twin are in front of me at a party and in some dream world I have a fair shot at either, it’s tattoo girl no contest. I realize thats a completely superficial judgment but just my opinion.
Nah, I still have dreams of a sleeve but I’ve always been so indecisive. I was such a morbid kid, I’m glad I didn’t go with my initial plans when I was 18. By the time I got into my mid 20’s my hair was going so I decided to sit tight and see where the chips all settled out, haha. I was into music and art when I was younger and I guess I still have that residual admiration for the cool kids.