The impact of tattoo's on "self esteem"
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- The impact of tattoo's on "self esteem"
𝘍𝘰𝘭𝘬 𝘤𝘶𝘵𝘵𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘪𝘴 𝘢 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘭 𝘥𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘧𝘰𝘭𝘬 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘊𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘵𝘳𝘺 𝘮𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤 𝘞𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘭𝘨𝘪𝘤 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘭𝘦 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘴𝘦 𝘮𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘢𝘴 𝘥𝘢𝘪𝘭𝘺 𝘳𝘩𝘺𝘵𝘩𝘮𝘴 𝘧𝘢𝘥𝘦 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘰 𝘯𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘭𝘺 𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘭𝘴.
𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 (𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘥𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘕𝘦𝘭𝘴𝘰𝘯), 𝘵𝘰 𝘳𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘭 (𝘤𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘩𝘢𝘺), 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘪𝘯𝘥𝘶𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘳𝘦𝘷𝘰𝘭𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘢𝘭𝘴𝘰 𝘣𝘦𝘤𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘶𝘳𝘣𝘢𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘤 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘢 𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘭 𝘦𝘥𝘨𝘦. 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘰𝘯 𝘵𝘺𝘱𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘭𝘶𝘥𝘦 𝘣𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘢𝘥𝘴, 𝘭𝘺𝘳𝘪𝘤 𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘴𝘦𝘢 𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘦𝘴 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘰𝘧 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩 𝘭𝘦𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘷𝘦𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘯𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺𝘵𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘴𝘱𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘧𝘰𝘭𝘬 𝘤𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦. 𝘚𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘪𝘴 𝘰𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘣𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘥 𝘢 𝘳𝘦𝘱𝘦𝘵𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘤𝘩𝘰𝘳𝘶𝘴 𝘱𝘶𝘯𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘴;
𝘐𝘧 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘦𝘯𝘫𝘰𝘺𝘦𝘥, 𝘣𝘦 𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘴𝘶𝘣𝘴𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘣𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘥𝘳𝘰𝘱 𝘢 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘰𝘳 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵
#jordanpeterson #tattoo #selfesteem
I’m an artist I love to paint. I’m a 36 year old single never married female (unfortunately) I’m picky. Anyway, I do NOT have tattoos and I prefer men who don’t have them. You might think I’d like them since I’m an artist but I don’t. I’ve had a few men ask me if I have any tattoos on first date and are always excited when I don’t. I don’t find them lady like at all for women.
Good, tattoos are ugly
Yes
Good for you! Most men do not like women with tattoos. Men perceive women with tattoos as being or having ‘loose’ moral character. Tattoos are also a indication of a lack of self respect. From a logical point of view how is a man supposed to cherish, adore and therefore respect a woman if she does not respect herself? Tattoos on anyone especially (attractive) women is as graffiti on a classical work of art...
@@archibaldevans2251 exactly! People don’t put bumper stickers on luxury cars for a reason
Absolutely, this seemingly undying fad is the weirdest one yet. Back in the '70s or '80s only bikers sailors or harbor whores were tattooed, no normal girl would ever feel attracted by a tattoed guy let alone want some herself. It was just unheard of, even into the '90s this trend was still not there as today so something happened in the 2000s that made this come about in such a strong way, now it was suddenly cool. Many things changed by the 2000s most for the better, mind you. For example, it was where moviemaking in the classic sense faded out and computers took over, for roughly speaking 20 years now they've all looked more or less the same uniformed. Tattoos are like a uniform, in a way. Why it's all going on still is the million dollar question, looks like we're going to end up with societies more divided than ever before in history; the tattoed vs. the nons. lol
External signs of internal trauma.
Explain Andrew Huberman then?
Why don’t you explain?
I'm 72. In my youth, I asked my father about his Tattoo. He was WW2 NAVY and sported a well-done Clipper ship on his shoulder. He said he wished he never did it. Ten years later I was NAVY and watched many young men regret their tattoos. The yellow dye usually reacted poorly to sun exposure (oozed). I often see attractive young women sporting tattoos. A mustache on the Mona Lisa? Tats? No thanks.
Everyone regrets this I say this tatted up it looks trashy and it DOES affect professionalism in the world
If you have visible tatts done before 1972 you're a hard bastard. My Pop had a Popeye and Anchor with a tiger and snake. He called them jobstoppers. 😅
Up here in northern New Jersey, there is a billboard with a tattooed Mona Lisa, to advertise their business. They think they are so clever…😮
My Dad got Tattoos done when he was in the RAF, a bird, a spider, a few others, none meant anything really, he was drunk at the time, he said he always regretted them, by his late 50's they had faded and just looked like dirt on his arms, he's long gone now, died in 1996, i'm 53 now, not Tattoos at all, never seen the need for any.
With guys..it looks like body hair, to me
I remember, when rainbow hair, and piercings
Came out, in early 80s
In 1984, guys started piercing both ears 🤨😞
The problem with tattoos all over a woman's body is that she can never be completely naked. There is always that layer of ink that gets in the way of her naturally beautiful skin.
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It's problematic that your main concern with tattoos is not being able to witness a woman's nakedness.
1. To be naked is to be bare. Males and females can be tattooed and naked.
2. You don't discern the deeper issues with tattoos which are scarification and body modification that go against the image of God. Leviticus 19:28
@@Jack_AJCX : God created Adam and Eve naked. We were meant to be and remain naked. Tattoos destroy God's plan for us because it covers the original nakedness God created for humans.
@@Jack_AJCX the dude sounds like the serial killer in silence of the lambs
@@Jack_AJCX What he meant is that it's like graffiti. It's not cool and destroys beauty.
I’m 25 and have no tats. People are surprised when I tell them I have no tattoos. Some think I’m lying about it. Having no tattoos in this generation is rare and unique.
Tattoos used to be a way to be a non conformist. Now its literally the opposite.
My dental hygienist is getting them now and she over 50
No body is surprised lmao every normie has no tattoos
Do not get tatts even when your friends pressure you, they’re prob gonna be welfare queens or baby mommas with no job at 35
Tattoos - a permanent statement of a temporary sentiment.
They are like keeping your Christmas decorations up all your life.
Ok, your child's name in a love heart. Love for your children a temporary sentiment?
@@adamsharrocks8212
I don't need to put ink under my skin to know that I love someone or to proove to others who I love.
I show my love by how I treat, empathize and care for people.
George Carlin summed up tatoos and piercings. He said "They are just symbols and I leave them to the SYMBOL MINDED."🤣
2:10 Fascinating. I've often thought that arrogant people have high self-esteem partially because they are oblivious. Peterson outlines research that says something similar: your opinion of yourself is not based in objective reality, but rather in how you are predisposed to process objective reality.
That's a fine observation
Don’t get any tattoos. You are branding yourself with usually some logo or symbol. Cattle are branded with logos or symbols. I think it’s an unnatural thing to do. Just my perspective.
Exactly that why if i get a tattoo im gonna make my own and it will not be some symbol or idol
I’ve tattooing for over 20 years and brands and logos or very little of what I do actually.
Mankind and men have had tattoos since thousands for years… js
I work in a building where most everyone has Masters or doctorate degrees.
NONE of them have tattoos.
Serial killer and pedophile doesn't have tattoo too, everything can't be this simple. Society change rapidly.
I work in fast food. Everyone has a tatoo and is under the age of 20, I am 27 and have no tatoos. Strange place to be, maybe there's like one guy with no tatoo, i'm not 100% sure.
What if the tattoo is under their clothes???
@@SoloEmpireOfficial
They may very well be under their clothes
I work in your building I have nipple rings and a tattoo on king Kong climbing on my dong 🤫
I view tattoos as self multilation, you are literally willfully allowing a piece of metal to puncture and break your skin. Is self mutilation a sign of mental illness?
That's one way of looking at it, it's certainly painful but the result and intention of the needle puncturing the skin is not, in most cases disfigurement. For many people the end result is a piece of art, not a scar. The pain is the price that you're willing to pay for it or a representation of to what degree you value what is being inscribed on your body. People who self mutilate do not, I imagine view their scars and disfigurements as art and often wound themselves for the sole purpose of inflicting pain as a kind of self flagellation. Horses for courses I guess.
I agree with you 👍🏼
When this tattooing fashion started, I kept mistaking tattoos for scars. It is an interruption of an expanse of smooth, blemish-free skin. Graffiti on architecture. One is less dismayed by graffiti on alley walls or some crummy municipal building. But architecture is a work of art. So graffiti is disfiguring. Nobody will think it serves an aesthetic purpose that the original architect hadn't thought of.
@@adamsharrocks8212 Hello from Africa. Tribes that practise scarification do not consider it mutilation, any more than you think of tattoos as mutilation. Scars are just more noticeable than tattoos on a black skin.
We are all guardians of our respective civilisations and traditions and customs. So it is astonishing how Western civilisation is deconstructing - while Africans are trying to emulate Western society.
I see a girl in the office shamefully hiding a mutilation on her hand (tribal identifier) - because it betrays her very "primitive" background. How astonishing that Western culture is going the other way.
@@annatanneberger1 to be fair I wasn't thinking about scarification. I was talking about deliberate self harm.
With the general exception of military men (and pirates, I suppose), it used to be that getting a tattoo was an act of youthful rebellion. It was something that distinguished oneself from 'normies'. It was a societal taboo, a means of individual expression that most people would not do.
What we have now is the opposite or inversion of that. Today, getting a tattoo is an act of social conformity, not rebellion. It is being a follower, it is seeking to fit in, to be like everyone else. It is no longer a 'taboo' method of individual expression, but an outward verification or sign that one is just like (practically) everyone else in a specific, visible, socially approved way.
Today, it is the person who rejects tattoos who is the rebel, the individual who refuses to conform, the one who seeks to distinguish him or her self from the tattooed masses.
Dr. Peterson addressed none of that.
What you said was incredibly generalizing, and doesn’t apply to every tattoo’d individual. Now, I don’t think you’re necessarily wrong. I do believe a good amount of tattoo’d people, especially here where I am gets them to look cool, be funny, etc, but many get them for specific message, or meaning, something symbolic to them.
Stop being cynical.
@@kennmor812 Anything that anyone says is obviously going to be generalizing, because so little applies universally.
The reason you don't think I'm wrong is because I'm not, in the vast majority of cases. Most people are followers. If they weren't, they'd all be leaders, and how would that work out? Who are they going to lead, if they're all leaders?
As for 'stop being cynical'?
Have you looked around lately? Do you even know where we are, as a People? It's a freak show in the Twilight Zone. We make Biblical Sodom & Gomorrah look like a good place by comparison.
How do you think that's gonna work out?
Funny, I didn't get my tattoos to be a rebel lol. I like the art and the way it looks and the meaning but you normies have to create hateful judgemental narratives in your head about peoples intent
@@1594simonsays you missed the point. You're the normie for having tattoos. 😂😂
@Scott3744 Yes! I am just as disappointed in Dr Peterson. He just falls back on his old talking point of liberals vs conservatives. Liberals, he says, have an "openness" trait and are more creative than conservatives. People who break the rules are the "creative" people. Well, if I broke the rules as a kid, I would not have been alive today. I could somehow hold onto my creativity, while living within the very narrow lines that were necessary for survival as a homeless kid at 14 (instead of joining a hippy commune, I sat in the municipal library, which was open until late, or did my homework under a street light). I conformed to every rule at the school and kept my head down and bowed down to my abusers or just hid away. I had this dream that if I just worked really hard and stayed out of trouble, I will one day be free. It worked. Finished school. Got a bursary. Got a job. Saved. Bought a house. Within that safety I could finally feel human and creative. Rebellion against my fate would have had me down a very different path that doesn't allow for much creativity.
Tattooing oneself is a public declaration that you are a member of the underclass. It is tantamount to painting a mustache on the Mona Lisa thinking you're going to make it look better.
the visual of the mona lisa with a mustache 😂
Yeah, but what if I get a mona lisa on my ass? Are you saying my ass looks better than the mona lisa? because if so thanks, u 2
It means you are okay working for yourself
So you don't see shallowness and hurtfulness as a monstrous carbuncle on your own character?
It is pretty obvious that people's ability to take it out on others over race, sex, age and other protected attributes, has become so restricted that tattoos are one of the few satisfactions you have left. Yes, you are that obvious and the underclass is of your manufacture.
Imagine, thinking you are god himself able to judge every single person that comes your way lol. Why do all you normies have to all dress the same and have a dire need for acceptance, because you are desperately insecure and afraid to stand out in the slightest bit while pointing the finger at people who choose to express themselves in a different way. Why do you normal people strive to have the nice watch and clothes, why the need for attention and validation from strangers? You are all hypocrites
A tattoo on a woman to me says "Bubba was here"
Tattoos are far more prolific and accepted - no big deal - in other more enlightened parts of western civilisation but Muricans commenting on YT, operate in packs and flaunt their primitive and abusive attitudes towards both women and the tattooed.
If real people are harassed or distressed by such comments, (not least when any woman with a tattoo is made aware of a bias which treats her as a bike) it is plain that the hurt is a matter of wilful and calculated intent by the inadequates who post them.
There is a long and dishonourable tradition of Americans victimising and making sport out of others perceived as vulnerable and excluded. If it is not women or tattoos, the same repugnant hate, masquerading as jocularity manifests in some other way. No matter what the context, the piling in, the bullying and the cowardice are the same, through and through, every time.
The prerogative to wear a tattoo is a matter of liberty and taste only.
“I would like to be remembered as a person who wanted to be free…so other people would also be free.” Rosa Parks.
@@jonathanlewis453so it seems like there's a tattoo cult then
Creative person: "I'm a different person from day to day."
Great, so make an aesthetic decision that's exceedingly difficult to reverse.
You're not getting it, at all.
@flybeep1661 Spoken, like a surly teen, who can't punctuate, either.
@@flybeep1661 Jordan contradicted himself for sure. that or he chose the wrong way to articulate it. I’m extremely creative and I’ve never dyed my hair, gotten tattoos or odd piercings. but my style changes everyday. like one day i wear all black fishnets, the next day im in something mature feminine, the next day is a hoodie and shorts. etc etc. I’ve actually noticed most creative people are like this with dress. The most talented guy I know also oscillates between different styles, and he doesn’t have any tattoos either. Every single person I know with tattoos doesn’t have any hobbies or interests other than getting tattoos…. It’s totally flying over your head
@@jamesmcinnis208you are arrogant
@@girlsaturn8621cool, no one cares
i wouldnt touch a tattoo woman
That's just gay
@@cobracommander9138 what
@@peppernbo So you are about to go to bed with a woman, she's getting naked and you discover a little tattoo on her back. You are just going to run out of the room and say "I can't touch you because you have a tattoo!"
@@cobracommander9138 if i dont know her
Good that means more for me
Tattoos are cries for help. Cries of “I’m different! Look at me!” If you have a tattoo in today’s world, you are NOT the rebel, you are the conformist.
I am a lawyer, 75 years old and now retired. I started getting tattooed when I was under fifty and continued to get more. Long before I retired, my body was essentially fully tattooed from slightly below my neck almost to my toes and wrists.
I kept the tattoos covered when I was working but made no effort to cover up while not working. People who knew me well saw my tattoos during fair weather and seemed to be as unconcerned about my appearance and choices as I am about yours.
After I retired, I completely finished full body tattoo coverage including my head, face and hands. I have never regretted anything about it and have absolutely no concern for what anyone else thinks about me or my tattoos or other life decisions. My opinion is that you should be equally as unconcerned about me and my skin. If you are concerned about me and my personal choices, that is your choice and not my problem.
Tattoos are like 2 men kissing in public: it's none of my business what other people do, but I shouldn't have to see it.
What a completely useless and pathetic attempt at gaining attention for doing nothing worthwhile besides covering yourself in childish drawings?
A sure sign of
unimaginative, unoriginal and desperately conformist behaviour.
@@bshaun I don't like to see anybody kissing in public. I don't like sex scenes in the movies. It forces me to be an involuntary voyeur. And the tattoos are just like T-shirts. The person is making some sort of a declaration about himself - but if you stop to read it you are considered weird.
@@Remembering-rq6si You don't believe the lawyer? Neither do I. Even if he wasn't a lawyer, I can't imagine someone who completely disappears himself behind a wall of graffiti can be a happy person.
@@Remembering-rq6si Whatever. As I said, “that is your choice and not my problem.”
I’ve found tattoos and odd piercings to be helpful through the years.
They helped me to be leery or distrusting of the person.
Personally they are signs to me that the person is mentally deficient or unstable or otherwise that there’s something “wrong” with them.
High art pieces I can almost respect but the lower the quality or more public tge placement the bigger the problem and even the high art types are a warning sign.
I have a clean good-guy appearance with no tattoos, earrings or anything along those lines, but tattoed girls melt me, I love them 😅
Its not creative if you have random people doing it just to fit in im 21 and i see everyone from 15 to 30 getting every tattoo they can get just to " look cool" it has not become a way to fit in more.
I knew self esteem was BS when it was pushed in school during my young years..
i tend to be scared by every action that is not reversible I mean you could do something wrong like cutting hairs too much
but then they will grow again
Once you get a tattoo is for ever This scares me
Being scared is for little girls. How about just don't be scared.
I don’t mind tattoos on women. If you go to a small town or in the country, almost all the girls have tats. It doesn’t mean they are crazy, psycho or bad. I say get to know the person, if you like them, tat or no tat, go out with them. If the two of you have fun, go out again!
I suggest you watch the video about tattooed girls made by CRP.
@@ErikAnkan73 I know and have dated, and am currently dating a girl with a tattoo you can’t generalize all of them. Tattoos are not always or even most of the time a red flag. It’s ok if some men don’t like them, everybody has personal preferences, but they do not signal a bad or damaged person.
i have 5 tattoos and i thought long and hard on them for many years. i want more too. most people ive met with a lot of tattoos were somewhat unstable or got them at a time when they were unstable. not a professional study just what ive seen.
What about symbols or religous things?
Then you haven't met the right people.
@@Blessed_V0id Same thing. Attraction towards religion to cope with guilt and trauma that happened to you, and is fundamentally comforting.
@Highwizardd funny you should say that. Everyone I know who has tattoos says the same exact thing. They were all reluctant to get the first one, but couldn't wait to get the next one, and they all have continued to add them, some more frequently than others. There seems to be some sort of addiction factor?
@@DrikkerbadevandI believe in Jesus and demons I experienced supernatural in real life however getting tattoos of god is Sussy behavior
You’re the norm these days if you’re tattooed, not different.
It’s literally the opposite
Creative people, or people with "openness" characteristics do not have to prove it with tattooos or funny-coloured hair. Creative people often don't even know that they are creative. They just are. The more people tell you how trustworthy theya re, the less I trust them. Same thing.
One person's body art is another's horrible disfigurement. Everyone has their own taste and that's fine. Personally, I think the body IS the art. It doesn't need to be inked to enhance it. I'll apologize in advance for saying this, but I've always said that if you're ugly, maybe you need something to distract from you and put the focus on something else. In that case, I can see tattoos being useful. In my eyes, women who are truly beautiful don't need anything to distract from their natural beauty once all their clothes are off. But again, that's my personal taste. Everyone is entitled to their own taste.
Don't apologize... you're extremely intelligent 😅😐
Everyone that I know who has tattoos have daddy issues- men too can have daddy issues
😂😂🤦♂️
Source: the voices have told me
Yeah well you don't know everyone with a tatt
Oooh looks like you hit a nerve with that one…
Correct especially women, and dudes who get it have mommy issues more
(Although I have both mommy and daddy issues and have no tattoos)
Personally, I just view them as a call for attention and all too often they're used in place of substantive character development.
Personally, I find your comment an indicator of your own lack of substantive character development.
As young woman I have two small tattoos on my back. They both related to my religious faith because I had a really hard time in 2022-2024 and my faith carried me. I'm still so thankful. If people want to get tattoos then they have to be truly meaningful because human bodies has its own balance and beauty of nature. Don't ruin it for chasing after shallow pleasure brainlessly.
Its ironic that the most judgmental people are the people without tattoos judging people with tattoos before theyve had a conversation with that person. Also the person with tattoos i find in a lot of cases are the most sweet, sincere kind hearted people you will ever meet
I’m tattood and think it looks trashy we all do as we age some people just don’t admit it but that’s why most people tatted up tell you don’t get tattoos because we all wish we could’ve never gotten them
HUMANS by default will be judgmental and we need it in society to function on a daily basis
Hell no tattoos are trashy and narcissistic! All three religions are against tattoos it even says it in the Bible! God created you the way you are! I've dated four women with tattoos all of them have been crazy literally mental in the head and I've dated two girls without tattoos and they're all lovely and kind!
@@WhoWellOk Yea I've got 0 tattoos at 33 and I feel like the cool dude! Because so many people have them! I've also dated 4 girls with tattoos and all of them have been mental in the head! I've dated two women without tattoos and have been the most lovely people I've ever met!
@@ChristopherNicholasMakarov4120 I’m in the process of getting mines removed I don’t look down on People with tattoos but I judge the decided because it’s a bad one
😂 this comment is hysterical!
All the repulsive people I’ve met in my life were mostly tatted , sure they had some good things about them but they always had something going on .
To each their own though
How tf does a House of Cards clip go with this discussion lmao
Because that lady was highly neurotic 😂
For me it signifies someone who makes impulsive bad choices.
Tattoos are low rent.
That’s funny , I think I saw the words “Low Rent” on your mom’s lower back the other night.
@@Stormvet9091 no that was your own mom
@@hhefner9659
Wow! How long did it take you to think of that comment? 🥱
@@Stormvet9091 about the same amount of time it took to write yours.
*about as much time as it took to see your mom*
I find a lot of people with tattoos are followers. I know plenty of people with tattoos that have no creativity or talent. I know plenty of people without tattoos that are musicians, artists, dancers, etc.
😂 Really. So there are no artistically talented people with tattoos? Is that really what you're saying?
Tattoos are a commitment to a state of mind that will certainly pass.
Are you sure? The music industry, fashion, theater, acting, comedy, is full of people with tattoos. Look at Johnny Depp, genius actor, covered in tats. I hate tats, I hate how they're on TV commercials, movies, even video games. On Far Cry 4- 90% of the characters, good and bad, have tattoos. On Far Cry 3, every time you get a new skill, you get a small tattoo on your arm. Perhaps we live in a culture that worships ugly things, like Hakka chants, piercings, etc.
yep. everyone i know with tattoos… their only hobby/interest is getting tattoos.
I think your overly self assured generalizing assessment is bs
I more or less have a disdain for tattoos. Tattoos are stupidity squared.
I love your honesty. It's also a sign of what a vapid bore you must be. :)
New fashion trends? Otzi the iceman had 64 tattoos, yes they where all basic lines and circles but he lived 5,000 years ago in Europe tattoos are normal.
Exactly. And since skin usually gets destroyed it's fully possible that it was fairly common.
There have been more complicated ones too. Have a look at the woman they found in ice in Siberia.
I look at the artwork on the arms of the people at the grocery store, at restaurants and bars, etc. and I find that tattoos are just like the state of neatness and cleanliness or not--they show the person's mind. I myself don't want to be read like that. But some people have graceful, interesting ones. Others have unsavory ones.
"Tattoos are the Common Man's investment in Art" - Charles Emerson Winchester III (MASH)
well like most investments of common man they are bad investments.
@@sebastianvella8992you look for any reason to hate. Shallow normie
And many artists have tattoes.
Watching MASH is the common man's investment in art.
@@adamsharrocks8212 Here’s one just for you. I’m guessing you typically have more tattoos than brain cells! Never heard of anyone saying they regretted NOT getting a tattoo but many have regretted getting one.
Why don’t you look up the tv show’s history. You’ll find that even by today’s standards it rates as one of the most successful ever.
A huge number of prison inmates & those with criminal backgrounds have tatoos.
A much higher percentage than those outside prison, without criminal records.
These facts speak volumes.
What facts does it speak? You seem to forget that a lot of them get tattoed after incarceration
@@alwynsmit3546
Having researched, the findings are facts.
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Whether they have tattoo's before being imprisoned, during or after, points to a certain mindset of individual. In most cases, not a particular positive mindset.
Not my thinking, but the thinking of professionals of the mind.
@@keepitreal1547 so what you're saying is, people who have tattoos automatically must have criminal tendencies.
It also suggests that they're a result of boredom.
Men & women from tribes from Japan and Polynesia to Africa to Europe have been tattooing the body for thousands of years. Love my tattoos and women with GOOD tattoos.
People used to burn children alive to satisfy their "God"... What's your FN point?
Never find your self in a commited longterm relationship with someone with tattoos and yes no matter how small the tattoos are or how many
Facts I learned this lesson the hard way.. twice, now it's clear red flag
So that's holocaust survivors out of the dating pool then.
married 8 years and she's gor 10
😂😂😂 openness isn’t you favorite huh? You want a close minded woman.
You sound like a crappy person to be in a relationship with anyway.
i feel the most intolerant and who think they are the most superior are people without tattoos. You never find videos of people with tattoos complaining about peoples choices NOT to get tattoos and hating on them. People without tattoos are the most intolerant and aggressive right leaning people I've ever met.
Suggestion to Jordan: Surely you can do some psychological comparisons between tattoos and T-shirts. The person is making some sort of a declaration about himself - but if you stop to read it you are considered weird. Before I retired, the office started to fill up with youngsters and many of them are tattooed. So I quickly learnt the whole social ritual around it.
Also, Jordan - as another interesting psychological phenomenon regarding facial tattoos. Normally in a conversation you observe a person's facial features, we are all sub-conscious experts in "micro-expressions." How do you watch a movie when there is a static picture in the foreground distracting you and partly obscuring some of the action?
Compare having a conversation with someone who has (a) a tattoo, (b) a scar (c) a birthmark or wart. Just because it is creative, does not make it any less distracting.
I've a friend who grew up on a farm where they provide sheltered employment for mentally challenged adults. Only when I see how comfortably she interacts with the "residents" do I realise how uncomfortable I feel. Humans are very social creatures
There are so many fascinating aspects to tattooing for a psychologist to investigate - that I am totally disappointed in Jordan just falling back on his old talking point: creative people verses the uncreative, uninteresting, but necessary dolts.
I never had and never will have the slightest tattoo ......never .
Whether by dress style, hair style, sometimes car / vehicle style, way of moving or speaking (in an affected way) or by ink...people send a visual message that they chose to send. Although I may have more understanding of ink on a military combat veteran, even then I never view that mode of "adornment' in a positive light.
Could be that they are on the creative end, I’d argue that description only applies to the pioneers, everyone downstream falls into what I’d call a trend rider, which is the opposite of creative.
It disgusts me that those of us without tattoos are the 'outcasts' to the norm.
The world's truly gone upside down, hasn't it. Pretty strange society at the moment, not just silly trends are but overall of course it's really dark and depressing times.
What? We're still very much the majority. Some persecution fetish this
This is all BS you make in your own mind.
No. No, we're not. You really like playing a victim card huh? 😂
Lol this is hilarious group thought example, classic us vs them mentality. An illusion in your small sheepish mind
Suggestion to Jordan Petersen: Do research on how many people with tattoos got the state-mandated injection, and how many refused. My hypothesis is that most of them would have complied. They are neither creative nor "open." They are trend followers.
Correct, they all took it; sadly, Peterson is part of the b4nk1ng famil1es, he's in on the pl4n.
Having tattoos means that you're a Phizer shill? The irony of suggesting to the man who did the research you're proposing should do research on the thing that you're proposing.
People spend a lot of money to look like a carnival sideshow.
Tattoos=insecure F465
male 42, I love my minimalistic-clean-empty-pale skin,
I wear minimalist clothes too...
All these convoluted explanations. Put in simple terms, tattoos are gross and antisocial.
Judgement is gross and shallow.
The emptier the mind the fuller the skin.
Yes
Amazing how many people without tattoos are judgemental, and incredibly arrogant. So you think you're the only ones who possess intelligence? How intelligent are you really, when you make assumptions about someone based on their appearance? Absolutely, you are a genius
Policemen, secret service agents, employers etc... all make judgements by the way people dress, look and act. In fact there is a whole science on the psychology of appearance. Being judgemental is part of being human. Even people with tattoos very often judge those who do not have them. @@alwynsmit3546
@@alwynsmit3546 Appearance says a lot about a person.
@@abacaxi1471 again I say, you're judging a person's level of intelligence on their appearance. It says more about your level of intelligence than theirs
My son has a masters degree and a tattoo 😁
Tattoos and piercings used to be for rebels. Now it's a brand mark for SHEEPLE. 🤣🤣🤣
Like always, Peterson is just over analyzing. Some of the must dull, creatively bankrupt people I know, are filled with tattoos. And, wouldn’t you know it? Some of the dullest people I know also don’t have a single tattoo.
With the over abundance of tattoos these days, you would think we would be drowning in creativity, yet, this is one of the dullest ages of modernity, with remake after remake, superhero movie after suoerhero movie, franchises that should have died forty years ago, dull music in the mainstream, etc.
No, no, mr Peterson. Is it so hard to realize that this is just a case of sheep following the herd?
And shittiest music ever!
People who have disdain for tattoos start with an assumption that is incorrect
Sure. And you don’t tell us what incorrect assumption it is why exactly?
@@HrSamstag well, most people start with the assumption that I want their attention. These are the same kind of people that assume woman who wear makeup must want to sleep with them
Humans were creative throughout history without making a mess out of their bodies
that is very creative good job 😀
I am extremely creative because that's what I set out to be. I have no negative emotions. I don't suffer depression or anxiety. Why do you think that is, Doc?
Do you reckon Objective thinking is a trait? Or can it be learned?
Objective thinking isn't something you learn it's something that is. And you either choose to accept and live with it or you don't
Everyone has negative emotions we are all imperfect, what your stating sounds like someone in self denial
Everyone has negative emotions. You're either an alien or always high on drugs if you never do. Also, you sound like a narcissist
how about your daughter with all those fillers and liwuids injected in her body and face?
I lost attraction to my ex when he got his tattoo. When I finally mustered up the courage to tell him, he told me I was closed-minded and told me to f*ck off. I wasn't saying it to be malicious by any means, I was just being honest.
Your small mind is unattractive
Good for you!
How shallow of you.
I have NO tattoos or piercings (outside of my ears). In fact, I haven't even put much thought into getting anything like that done
much less the psychology behind it. I suppose that it's just normal humaning to not question or take any sort of critical inventory of a phenomenon that one sees everywhere. 😆
Everyone seems to have tattoos now, almost as if it's a rite of passage. The interesting thing about the body art/piercing scene is that despite the overwhelming popularity, there's no real push to assimilate outliers from my experience. I've never been subject to any salesmanship, pressure, bullying or indoctrination on this matter which puts it in a stark minority. I've never seen an instance where it garnered any hostile mob with pitchforks mentality.
Same here. People call me “old fashioned” and “old.” Just because I don’t want tattoos. I’m just being myself. I don’t follow the crowd.
A tattoo is not merely about "trying new things;" it's also about making a semi-permanent change to one's body and image. The majority of people who get tattoos will most probably never be able to afford the cost of removing them safely and painlessly. Thus, tattoos cannot merely be linked to high trait openness. That research was clearly incomplete and limited in scope.
The only reason I never got a tat back in the day. I couldn’t make that type of commitment!
Lol
@@ianalan4367 Honestly, I wouldn't want to make ANY decision that I know has a very, very high chance of being irreversible, especially when it comes to my image to the world, but not just when it comes to my image, any decision really. It's almost like throwing myself in a trap, man. Why would any sane person do that to themselves?
A smart person would just say that I or my taste or whatever may change one day, so I probably shouldn't do anything irreversible to myself, whether it's a tattoo or anything else.
And here all this time I thought I just liked tattoos 🤷♂️
It's not to expensive to remove tattoos 😅 chill buddy
@@donovanramirez1120 Ah, there are millions worldwide under the line of poverty, buddy. Your world is different from the real world of the majority of this planet's inhabitants, buddy. Even I personally know several people with tattoos who regret getting them but they cannot afford their surgical removal, buddy. As I said, we live in different worlds.
Well I have no tats and never want any. I've never seen a picture I wanted to look at the rest of my life.
One thing that rarely gets mentioned is that tattoos will be seen as an invader and attacked by white cells. In time, the white cells will die but the ink will remain thus requiring more white cells to be used. Tattoos thus put a permanent strain on the body's defence mechanism.
JP serving up some silly word salad regarding self-esteem.
That's all he ever does, that people believe it is intellectually robust is just depressing.
I care about my body too much to put graffiti all over it
Yes he is very right about people 😊
This video makes me feel happy❤🦄
There is obviously something more to do about us than resounding in the mood of the moment.
Its an art of symbolism. Like life, endure a bit of pain to paint an outcome.
We wish to be everlasting, like in our soul.
Some might question our tastes without truly knowing our appetite.
Tattos and piercings indicate low self-control and impulsiveness. People who can think ahead know in a few years or even weeks they will not want to have them.
Most people with tattoos spent a long time - in some cases even years - choosing their design and working with an artist to realise it. That's not impulsive at all.
Wrong. People who can think ahead will choose a tattoo thats meaningful and still is years down the line
@@apostatereacts Most tattoos out there are crap. If people take time and then choose those, they've proved my previous point.
@@immortaljanus There are lots of ways a person can present themselves, within a particular cultural context - from clothes to makeup, hairstyles to footwear - that I dislike and even regard as ridiculous.
But I'm not online shouting about it as if my opinion should matter to anyone else but me. What people do with their own bodies is no-one else's business but their own. If you don't like tattoos, don't get them. 🤷♂️
Well good for you--stay that way
The best artists are often very bland looking. Take Beksinski for instance, or Picasso, or Dave McKean.. many more. People with colored hair, etc, are often not the most impressive artists... To say the least.... ......... ...............................
Botero, famous Colombian painter and sculptor of the obese, was extremely skinny. Being Interesting > Looking Interesting.
Yes arbiter of truth because you get to sit on your thrown and cast judgement and generalizations to all. Hilariously arrogant clown
I work in the architectural field and very few of us have tattoos. I don't think they indicate a creative personality at all.
Depends on the times.
I'm fifty two, don't have a single mark or piercing. There is no way I'm paying someone to disfigure me.
I have always struggled with my body image and have low self esteem I have also battled with depression, I got my tattoos for important reasons in my life some honour my loved ones that are living and non living, having beautiful artwork on my body (along with looking badass) has helped me accept my body and understand that I am beautiful and feel more confident.
A tattoo does not help to identify anything that was not already there.
God made you infathomabley beautiful and wonderous. people: even our closest loved ones are fickle and untrustworthy. I pray you have lots of good loves ,but none can match the love God has for his children. He is incapable of being untrue and unloving. His ways are as strange to us as a father's is to an infant but he surely loves us and has our best in mind. peace.
As long as it works for you..
@@hawk8403 It can help to remind and strengthen the belief in something.
People with depression often battle their own brain. They can rationally know that they're perfectly valid people and still their brain keeps shouting something different. A tattoo can (doesn't have to) be a reminder that you care about and value your own beauty. A gift to yourself.
People work differently. If it works for them it works for them. That's all that matters.
I don't like tattoos but today is all about what you look like and that's the big problem! It's really what's in your heart that matters!
Why does everyone generalize? Judge on individual character. Blanket statements are true and false at the same time. As Mark Twain said; "All generalizations are false. Including this one."
Generalizations save time and effort because they work most of the time. In fact statistics as science and big data are based on generalizations. Mark Twain is a witty guy but not necessarily an expert in this specific field.
Self esteem is what a person thinks of themselves. It may or may not be factually based.
Moving away from the notion of creativity tattoos, especially in young women, denote a lack of impulse control, bad judgment, and poor ability to anticipate the consequences of her actions. All traits of a person I wouldn't bet on for a long term relationship.
Yes they are
They are not on the creative spectrum. These people just need to go out in nature more.
Like the Maoris?
@@adamsharrocks8212 nope
There are actual “ pseudo medical “ terms “ Personality disorder , heavy bipolar depression and manic Schizophrenia “
I didn't really understand what he was saying, English is not my native language.
But what I can say about the tattoos is that after getting them done on my left and right arm in maybe three years, when I was 18 to 20 years old, I was able to figure out who I am almost 25 years later.
So you leave something on the surface that might otherwise remain in the subconscious and otherwise never be recognizable for yourself.
The question for me is more the dimension in which you do it, at what age you get tattooed, can someone live with the choice, or is it removed, like some people leave their homes and start over, or like psychopaths are always on the run and have to look for a new place as soon as they're recognized?
Most people are ignorant at a young age when getting a tattoo, but you're not the same person at 20 when you turn 50. So people have to analyse that lifelong decision before making any imprint on their skin. Can you explain more on the psychopath who keeps running?
@@folkcuttage How can one analyse this decision beforehand, if one is ignorant?
I don't quite understand what you mean.
It's more or less like the first love.
You don't think about what the future will bring with the person.
You fall in love more or less at first sight and after many years, with more self-awareness, wisdom, experience and the like, you can then possibly retroactively understand why you made that choice.
What you mean by the previous analysis is more likely to suggest narcissism when it comes to choosing a tattoo and someone thinks about how that will work in decades.
And narcissism isn't ruled out just because someone didn't think any further, but whatever.
In retrospect, it's like a diary, you live a lifetime with your old ego.
With a mirror to learn from, that's actually not bad.
But that's exactly what many don't want, there are always many things for which one is ashamed and I now come to the psychopaths, who lie quite simply, they manipulate and use others as tools.
But if this is noticed, then the tools are no longer usable.
So they need new tools, and they'll only get them if they move on and run somewhere where no one knows them.
I suppose that's what the fairy tale Rumpelstilzchen is all about.
If the true name is known, the creature is finished.
However, why psychopaths always have to flee to other communities must actually be clear, although psychopaths probably don't see it as an escape, but as a hunt.
Just as it is with any predator just the case, that was recognized by a herd, whereby unfortunately only those specimens warn, who are not busy with eating and fucking.
@@folkcuttagewouldnt you think there are way more important decisions people make at young age?
tattoos are trivial, in worst case scenario it's an image you may not care for - there are more serious decisions we make in our 20s
But having to relive something day after day... doesn't that seem that you're stuck... isn't that what we go get help for 😮😢
I dont have any tattoos and neither does my bf. Feel like we are the only ones that I know without them..
All these videos with guys with sleeve tattoos as Chef’s or carpenters. Chinese Chef’s cook masterfully and have no tattoos or went to culinary school are the real artist. I am a master carpenter and multi skilled artist and have no desire for tattoos.
This comment section is filled with kids who got bullied by people with tattoos lmao
🤣🤣🤣
Glad someone said it! 😆
interesting but a bit of a pseudo-science really...and i think author knows it
nonetheless, i like these videos as the contrast between how these creators may perceive someone like me (with majority of my body tattooed) vs. what I am like is quite amusing
A tattoo is a signet of ownership of the person by the demon who inspires them to get it. The demons are under grueling pressure to perform (pressure put on them by demons higher up in the kingdom of darkness hierarchy) with the threat of horrendous punishment for lagging behind performance-wise, and a tattoo functions as a sort of a trophy the demon can point to as proof to his superiors that he is doing a good job. Meanwhile he will work to lead the person into all sorts of error in life, so that their life becomes a series of bad decisions and the consequences.
You need to be mentally evaluated.
@@vom31756 ~ B
Mentally evaluated by whom, by someone you would recommend? Thanks, but no thanks.
@@vom31756 ~ So, I need to be mentally evaluated eh? By whom? By the owner of a tattoo parlor?
That’s great 😂
Whoa…
Not a shred of actual truth in this video. Sadly, trying to establish a practice, that under Christendom was absolutely a sign of depravity, is wicked in and of itself. Find your expression in the God of heaven and earth. The Creator, who made you as you are and stop trying to replace him.
dont like tatos
Good for you. I do
So if I get a tattoo I did something creative? Maybe the guy who drew the tattoo is creative.
Yep.
I feel that tattoos scream "look at me look at me !!!!" but also "I'm not good enough, I need to improve my body with drawings and colors" and "I hate myself, I need to mutilate my body".
I have a lot of tattoos man and this kind of mentality really makes me want to hide them, even though I think they are beautiful pieces of art. I love em jaja. But I respect your point of view. Iam a hardworking person and love my fellow human beings. ❤
People like you are what make others ashamed to be themselves. I know so many people, myself included, that get tattoos because we absolutely love them. We love showing off art. They help us feel confident in ways you will never understand. That comment did not need to be left under a video like this. He literally says at the beginning of the video “it’s not related to mental illness it’s a associated with high trade openness” a marker of creativity. Please keep your nasty opinions to yourself.
Highly creative people are the ones getting the tattoos and piercings. And they are, by definition, more open and emotionally sensitive. It’s not hard to imagine someone being so oriented in that way that they mark themselves because they do want you and others to see their story, to feel their emotions with them, to look at them as a walking piece of art. It’s worth talking to those sorts of people if you ever get the chance and see what sort of things interest them and what sorts of things they are hoping to pursue.
@@Blues101100Lmao this is so false on so many levels. Most people with tattoos are insecure and have more personality disorders, this is proven with studies. It’s another way of getting a dopamine fix, wanting to be different/attention seeking.
Nothing to do with creativity unless you’re talking about tattoo artists themselves
You need help
Dr Peterson's argument says that the spike in prevalence in tattoos and gender confusion was associated with creativity ?? Where's the evidence that there's been a massive increase in output from actual creative fields ?? Seems a VERY implausible explanation. A garden variety major fashion change seems more plausible,
Take a poll of people with tattoos, many regret it later in life.
Because people try and shame and bring people down because you all enjoy it
Take your own poll did you?
*Citation needed
Many love their tattoos as well. What's your point?
1st thing that enters my mind , especially on women, is trash.
Nah, they are a fad and like everything else will fade over time. Peterson is way off.