Monday, April 19, 2010

Lower Back Tattoos For Women - Four Concerns For Women

Lower Back Tattoos For Women - Four Concerns For Womenadies, if you are looking to get a lower back tattoo, here are four things to think about first. For some men, lower back tattoos on women can be a real turnoff. And besides being perceived as unattractive, your new ink may also trigger an intimidation factor in guys. The last thing you want to do is scare off your new prospect.

Now why would tattoos for women on the lower back actually be a bad thing if you are looking to attract a man?

1. They express a sign of independence...

Tattoos may send out a subliminal message to possible suitors that you are not in need. You are perfectly capable of taking care of yourself and you don't need a man for support. I know...this may sound silly but it is true. Men are wired to be the care providers for women or the knight in shining armor so to speak. Something as simple as a butterfly or fairy tattoo design may suppress this trait in men and may have them looking elsewhere for other partners.


2. A tattoo may represent a sign of promiscuity or flirtatiousness...

This, in itself, may suggest to men that you have had several sex partners in the past or that you are "very experienced." Some men may find this to be a huge turn on but others may find it to be a huge turn off. It just depends on the man.


3. A lower back tattoo on a woman may make it harder for some men to introduce you to Mom and Dad...

This is only because "those" men have a pretty good idea of what their parents find to be acceptable. For a lot of parents, tattoos on the lower back may convey the same suggestions of promiscuity.


4. Some men may just not prefer lower back tattoos on women...

It's as simple as that. Some guys just see them as being unattractive. Then again, some men may find them to be incredibly appealing.


So what can you do?

If you are considering getting a tattoo and you are already in a relationship, run it by your (serious) boyfriend first. Bring it up casually in conversation. See what kind of response it provokes out of him. You might even say, "My friend got a dolphin tattoo on her lower back...what do you think of that." This way at least you have some idea.

You could also just not really care what anybody thinks. If you want a tattoo, then get a tattoo. After all, that's what a tattoo is about, right? It's an open and free form of expression. Why should you care what anybody thinks?

Well, BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING, you definitely do NOT want to make the same mistakes that one college woman did with her lower back tattoo.

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