In
recent years tattoos were on the rise, but now many people
decide to have them removed when they're looking for a job because there are
many preconceived ideas on this issue.
I don't think that tattoos give essential
information about the character of a person. More and more people consider that
having a tattoo gives you a bad image and makes you seem an irresponsible
person, which is just a simple prejudice. Nobody can't be judged by a simple
tattoo since there must be many tattooed people who are friendly, generous and
concerned with human values, and that's why their tattoo shouldn't be a problem
to find a job.
However, others would argue the opposite idea, a small
tattoo is not the same (no matter if it's visible or not) as a
big visible tattoo covering all your arm, leg or even part of your face. In
that case it's true that employers wouldn't give them a job, especially if it
implies direct contact with the public.
In conclusion, in most cases tattoos, if they're
small, don't say anything about tattooed people because not all of them share
the same personality.
Mustapha
Bousakla
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For years now, tattoos
and body decoration have been fashionable. Nowadays this trend has increased
the number of people who want to get a tattoo. But is body decoration a good
option?
On the one hand, a lot
of people want to get a tattoo that will remind them of a relative, a
friend or even a date. Furthermore, tattoos are forever, and they have to
mean something especial to the person if he wants it to be in
his body for a lifetime.
On the other hand,
tattoos have a little problem, if you get a tattoo, it's forever, and you have
to be sure what you want to have drawn in your body, because if you want
to remove it, I'm sure that it's not going to be inexpensive, and you can't do
it by yourself.
To sum up, having a
tattoo may be good if you are pretty sure of it, if you have to think about it
or just want to leave it for another moment because you have doubts,
don't do it, because you are going to regret it for the rest of
your life.
Margot
Pelfort
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