What does the devil tattoo mean?

Devil tattoos are one of the classics in tattoo history. Devil doesn’t always refer to a red man with horns, it can also be just a symbol of evil. Having a symbol like this on your body can mean protection from demons/the devil by scaring them away. It can show a mischievous side of you, or a rebellious attitude.

What does the Japanese devil tattoo mean?

An Oni mask is used in the Japanese culture and is a common tattoo choice for those who believe in good and evil forces, as well as different power that surrounds us. This mask is a symbol of protection for those who believe in the spiritual world.

What does a fallen angel tattoo mean?

A fallen angel tattoo represents the struggle, the loss of Paradise and people choose this design when they have lost something or someone close to their heart. Fallen angels are usually looking up to Heaven or down, the angel could be on his knees or sitting with his head down.

What do tattoos reveal about you?

Tattoos can visually reveal more about you or distract people from getting to know the real you. Some people hide behind their tattoos. Research on tattoos reveals some interesting findings: Adults with tattoos have been shown to be more sexually active than controls without tattoos.

Why do people get so many tattoos?

People also often report getting addicted to getting more and more tattoos and piercings because their inspiration keeps on going. According to The Harris Poll, 2012, a survey performed on 2,016 adult Americans, on average 21\% of people have a tattoo and the age bracket most likely to have a tattoo is 30-39.

Are tattoos perceived as a sign of crime?

Recent research deepens our understanding of how tattoos are perceived. When tattoos first emerged in the 1800s, they were considered a sign of being a criminal or deviant. Today, they are increasingly commonplace. According to one estimate, 38 percent of adults between the ages of 18 and 29 have at least one tattoo.

Do you hide behind your tattoos?

Some people hide behind their tattoos. Research on tattoos reveals some interesting findings: Adults with tattoos have been shown to be more sexually active than controls without tattoos. People with tattoos have been shown to be more likely to engage in more higher risk behaviors.