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When you see a male/female with a neck tat, what is your first thought? Be honest

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Probably a pretty interesting person.

Stupid!

 

Why!

 

Ignorant!!!!!!!!

Honestly, it depends on the context I see them in. If it's a news story about a crime, I think it's a criminal. If it's my brother (and it is), I think," You dumb butt! Who's going to hire you for a decent job?!" If it's a random person, I really don't think much about it.

I think I should walk the opposite direction of them.

Good luck getting a job

Saw a tough looking guy today walking down the street with prison tats on his face looking like he was on his way to go hurt somebody. Just for kicks I tried to say a quick "Hey man how's it going?" in passing just to see his reaction and if I was prejudging him, but nothing broke him from the incensed deranged look on his face, nor did it appear that he was even aware that I was there. Dude was on a mission it seemed, and I wish for whoever he might've been on the way to see a ton of good luck.

 

 

I suppose that when I see people with neck tats I'll be quick to prejudge, and often my reaction would be to think "stupid", or "trash", and ordinarily just both.

Bet that hurt.

 

Same.

Someone that is starving for attention and not very secure inside, regardless of what they try to portray.

I am old school, so I immediately think trash. If I am interviewing you for a job, you better have an awesome resume and interview well. It would not be a deal breaker, but it makes it more difficult from the start.

 

Tongue piercings are worse.

I am old school, so I immediately think trash. If I am interviewing you for a job, you better have an awesome resume and interview well. It would not be a deal breaker, but it makes it more difficult from the start.

 

Tongue piercings are worse.

 

...or holes so big in an earlobe that I can stick my finger through it. Yuck!

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