Facial tattoos—traditional among Amazigh tribes of Algeria, Kurdish communities in Mesopotamia, and the Bedouins of the Arabian Peninsula—carry distinct and varied meanings.
I accompanied a woman to a cosmetic surgeon to have her tattoos removed. It is an expensive and painful process apparently, but she had changed and the tattoos wouldn't allow her to escape her past decisions and immaturity. She wanted them removed..
One woman in my sports club had her eyes outlined with tattoos. Now that she is aging, it accents her dropping eyes. i wonder if she regrets doing it. I'm afraid to ask.
I accompanied a woman to a cosmetic surgeon to have her tattoos removed. It is an expensive and painful process apparently, but she had changed and the tattoos wouldn't allow her to escape her past decisions and immaturity. She wanted them removed..
One woman in my sports club had her eyes outlined with tattoos. Now that she is aging, it accents her dropping eyes. i wonder if she regrets doing it. I'm afraid to ask.
I imagine those with neck tattoos who believe youth is eternal, might end up being disappointed.
Rather than being disappointed, more like having a reality check each time one looks in the mirror.
That Brazilian man has a beautiful face, with or without tattoos. What woman wouldn't want to have that perfectly shaped mouth. No need for lipstick.
I know. And he was a sweet guy. But boy!, his prospects for changing the course of his life if he wishes are limited.
Which is, I think, by itself a damning statement on our in many ways egregiously flawed society.
(Referring to his prospects in the face of discrimination, not to your comment!)
That's how I read it, but thanks for clarifying.