On his radio show today, Dennis Prager, who was born in 1948, says that as a kid, he almost never saw tattooed women. “There was a sideshow in circuses of freaky people and one of them was the tattooed woman.”<\/p>\n
“I don’t understand the appeal of women covering their skin with anything. Women’s flesh is the allure. If it is painted, why is it alluring?”<\/p>\n
“My mother-in-law is a psychiatrist and she says that tattooing is a diagnostic issue.”<\/p>\n
“Where there is a heavy dose of tattooing there may be an element of will someone try to get to know me through this major barrier, this veil, I’ve put up. It’s a statement of profound emotional insecurity. I’ve read that some women who’ve been raped will get obese to not attract any more men. I wonder if heavy tattooing is a way of psychologically working through something.”<\/p>\n
A caller says that a tattooed woman is a signal to men that she’s more sexually available.<\/p>\n
Dennis says his show was prompted by going out for coffee with his wife at 1 a.m. and seeing an attractive young woman whose breast was tattooed “Badd.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager, who was born in 1948, says that as a kid, he almost never saw tattooed women. “There was a sideshow in circuses of freaky people and one of them was the tattooed woman.” … Continue reading