Hello, I am 24, I dream a lot about a tattoo on my arm, I like wolves, I plan to make a sleeve. Does it hurt a lot, in general, would I have a problem working in companies if I had tattoos?
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The arm hurts the least, calmly. I already know many Bulgarians with higher education who do a good job and have visible tattoos.
Well, do it as soon as you like them and think that this way you will be more complete. I guess if the job requires an official dress code, you could cover up during business hours. Nowadays, a lot of people have, I don't believe it's who knows what problem. My wife is a lawyer and she has a sleeve, I have a friend who is a doctor and almost all of them are mottled. It doesn't matter if you have a tattoo or not, but how you do your job. Good luck, man. Reach the version that you think is the best possible.
I made a sleeve, I have the whole back and the other arm and it hurts in certain places. So go bold. And for work, you put on a long-sleeved shirt and you're done. They will do it for you several times 2/3/4 depending on how much you can wear to the pain, whether it is detailed, whether there is color, shadows, etc. that are a toy. It's worth it, great fun. I'm already even enjoying the pain, but I already have a strong attraction. I recommend that you give more money, but go to a serious proven tattoo artist, otherwise you will cry a lot later. Go boldly. The important thing is to want it, and for other things - fuck them. :)
Depends on what field you work in. Unfortunately, people, especially in Bulgaria, are still quite conservative. I have a small rib tattoo and although this is considered one of the most painful areas, it didn't hurt that much. I expected it to be much worse. But it is small. I don't know about the whole sleeve. Otherwise mine is hidden and very few people know I have it. Not that it's a problem, because I do art and I'm currently in a country where people openly demonstrate their sexual orientation and everything, without impressing anyone, so I'm not going to upset anyone with a tattoo. However, think about how it would be accepted in your field and in the environment in which you work.
If you go to a short-sleeved interview and show your wolves - yes, rightly so. The pain depends on several things - size, detail and location. Example: it is much easier to put the needle in the shoulder than the inside of the biceps or at the joint connecting the forearm and biceps. There are tattoos that can be easily disguised so that you do not get annoyed with human resources.
Don't expose yourself to becoming the next sheep in the flock. To cut yourself for life. It's like wearing the same long-sleeved T-shirt every day. And if he had a problem at work, not because people are conservative, but because it immediately becomes clear to them what kind of person is in front of them, even with a higher education. If you like wolves, look at them on the wall.