Why do people get the same tattoo?

Maybe it was a pact from years ago to commemorate a friendship. Maybe it was a decision made completely on impulse. That’s why so many people find the idea of matching tattoos, whether they’re shared among just two people or a whole group of friends, so attractive.

Will a tattoo artist copy another tattoo?

Copying other people’s tattoo designs, and asking a tattoo artist to use them is a pretty big deal and incredibly disrespectful to the whole tattoo community. Sure enough, you as a client also need to pay attention to the designs you want to use and do your research about their origin.

Is it frowned upon to copy a tattoo?

Artists, in general, don’t like it when people steal (copy) their work if that wasn’t obvious already. And you can be sure that tattoo artists feel the same way. People don’t realise what amount of work goes into even a very simple design. Taking someone else’s design and using it just as it was is stealing.

Why do some people get more tattoos than others?

A 2007 study suggested that women with tattoos tended to be viewed as “less physically attractive, more sexually promiscuous and heavier drinkers”. Ultimately, there’s no single, definitive reason why some people choose to get lots of tattoos and others don’t. It may boil down to little more than personal taste.

Why do people get tattoos at 30?

The #1 answer about why they got the tattoo was that they wanted to feel unique. By the time they turned 30, however, they wanted it gone. The #1 answer as to why they were getting rid of it was because they had become embarrassed of the tattoo as they got older.

How many people in the world have multiple tattoos?

Instead the inspiration is the likes of David Beckham, who has no fewer than 34 tattoos, and Cheryl Cole, whose collection includes a bunch of roses tattooed across her lower back, buttocks and legs. There aren’t any reliable statistics about how many people have multiple tattoos.

Does having multiple tattoos make you more aggressive?

Swami found that people with multiple tattoos are more likely to be verbally aggressive, violent, and rebel against authority. The questions that Swami asked were along the lines of, “If someone in a position of authority was yelling at you, how would you respond?”