Personally, I have rarely encountered any clear prejudice expressed by my peers against people with tattoos . At the same time, I also believe that most young people are relatively tolerant.
In other words, we young people do not have such a strong spirit of taking care of things - it is none of my business if you get your tattoo...
But the older generation may be prejudiced against this and think that people with tattoos are not good people.
From my own point of view, as long as you don’t have tattoos all over your back, arms, neck, etc., and you don’t expose the tattooed parts and force them into my field of vision, I won’t have any prejudice. .
If you really do this, to be honest, I don't dare to be biased. Because you are so cruel to yourself, I am afraid that if you see my prejudiced eyes, you will do me harm.
Everyone does their own thing in their own small circles,
Those who play mahjong, those who play games, those who read books, those who travel, those who mix decks, those who watch movies...there are countless small circles, and everyone just does their own thing, They all adhere to one principle - do not cross the line and do not use your own freedom to infringe on the freedom of others.
As long as you don't cross the line, you can do whatever you want. Even if others don't agree with you and can't be like-minded, you can at least seek common ground while reserving differences and live in peace. But you can't force others to appreciate you.
