Are Wrists tattoos considered trashy??

both my wrists are tattood and i work for a BANK, i hope its not trashy! haha honestly, stuff what other people think, follow ur heart

I don't think so, I have my fiance's name on my wrist

They are pretty easy to cover.

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how can having one on your wrist be trashy? now if you said *kitten* or breasts then yea that's trashy to me but that's just my opinion:bigsmile:

no, me thinks not....and never heard that before either.

If you're worried about what people think, then is a tattoo on show really the best thing for you? I have quite a lot and most of them are on show most of the time, I am a professional person and I have never been refused a job or a position because of them, maybe thats because I dont care if people think their trashy and I dont panic about people seeing them, I am still me even though I have tattoos.

This is my wrist and I love it, it means something very special to me.

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All tattoos are trashy...









at least this is what I get told every time I go and get more tattoos.

Some businesses look down on visible tattoos. I knew a girl sweet as can be and very intelligent, but had a tattoo on her hand. She had to wear a band aid over it at work. Another option to consider so it isnt so visible is a white ink tattoo.

Then I'm hella trashy:

as long as it isn't a neck tattoo. :noway:

I have tattoos on both my wrists, who cares what people think.

I don't think they look trashy at all. I'm planning on getting one on my wrist at some point.

As others have said, do it for you. If you like it then who cares what anyone else thinks? You're the one that has to live with it on your body for the rest of your life.

As far as what people at work think, I guess it is wise to consider what they'll think if that's important to you. I checked to see if my employer had a policy against it before getting a facial piercing. They don't. If they did, I still would have gotten the piercing and found another job. It's why I won't work at Starbucks. I'd love the discount, but they have a strict policy against body modification. My personal beliefs prevent me from working for anyone that would have a policy against body modification. Not everyone feels as strongly about it as I do, and would therefore take their employer's thoughts into consideration. Check if your employer has a policy on it, and if not, you're good to go.

i personally thing all tatoos look trashy....why would you do that to yourself? why draw attention to yourself this way?

Haha, I don't think that's the thought process people go through when they get tattoos. I think it's more along the lines of having art that you can take with you everywhere. Tattoos are usually not based on "how are random people on the street going to judge me when they see my tattoo?"

One thing about small wrist tattoos is make sure they're done by a good professional. Since they're so small and in such a small area they tend to blow out or the ink tends to bleed after only a couple of years if they're not done by someone who knows what they're doing.

Haven't read the previous 10 pages.... but I wouldn't get a wrist tatoo if you are planning to work in an 'office' setting. Many people will strereotype you as trashy / &/or thug.

Personally, I don't have a problem with them, but I don't think its a good idea.

That's funny because I am an office administrator and I have a wrist tattoo, both forearms, a collar bone and my upper arm tattood (I have more but they are seldom visable) and none of them have ever been an issue for me.

I have worked with the public, I have worked internally and I go for business lunches with high ups in our company, I deal with our major clients and do business lunches with them as well.

Add to that I currently have lilac colored hair, and before that bright pink and a mowhawk with my ears stretched and piercings.

I think that some people are closed minded, office staff or not, i have very tasteful tattoos, they arefor the most part covered(unless its a million and a half degrees in the shop). I think if the tattoo is tasteful and none offensive than it should not be an issue (I thought this prior to being inked as well).

People need to look at the skills of a person rather than their general apperance. however; If I woke up tomorrow and my company had a no-tattoo policy I would conform and I would ensure they were covered and not visable.