The Era Of Tattoos Summary

The Era of Tattoos and Piercings Tattoos are a permanent mark on the body, something that I think anyone thinking about getting a tattoo should put some serious thought into. What I’m saying is that I think tattoos should have a deep meaning to the person getting them. In other words don’t think of a tattoos as an accessory, think of a tattoo as something that you can never get rid of after you get it.

In my view, Appleton raised an interesting point in her thesis, one that I had never really given any thought up until know. After thinking about it, I disagree that tattoos should be nothing more than an accessory used to make one look good. What I’m saying is that although tattoos can improve one’s appearance, that appearance shouldn’t
Anderson claims that approximately one-third of people that have a tattoo regret getting it. Anderson’s main type of evidence is theoretical situations that are more than likely to happen to some people. Anderson’s main reason for writing the article is to inform the reader of a few of the reasons some people regret getting their tattoo.

Although there are a lot of tattoo lovers out there, there is also bound to be a few people that have regrets; even a heavily tattooed person could regret one of their tattoos. What I’m saying is that certain people regret getting tattoo for different reasons. In other words a person could regret just the fact that they have a tattoo or maybe a person could have multiple tattoos and they just regret one of them because it was done by a bad artist or it didn’t turn out well.

In an article written by Debbie Jefkin-Elnekave entitled "Body Modification Is Often a Marker of Cultural Identity." Debbie’s main point is that tattoos are more than meets the eye. Debbie’s main type of evidence is facts about different people from around the globe that explains why they get tattoos or body marking/piercings. Debbie’s main purpose is to inform the reader about different cultural reasons to get