Soldato
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I find it hilarious that you think it's a problem. Get some perspective. There are far bigger issues to worry about.
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Back to people walking about like it is mid-summer.
You must be nesh, how many layers have you got on
Then why post?. You chose to look. Go make another topic that you think is worth while.I find it hilarious that you think it's a problem. Get some perspective. There are far bigger issues to worry about.
It's warm but i wouldn't consider it warm enough to walk around half naked in shorts and the only people i'm seeing doing it seem to be covered in tats.
I'm in shorts and a Megadeth t-shirt
Sure, I'll litter the forum with dumb* topics. lolspellingThen why post?. You chose to look. Go make another topic that you think is worth while.
Sure, I'll litter the forum with dumb* topics. lolspelling
A guy walks into a town centre in nothing but shorts (while everyone else is covered because the weather cold or cool) and that guy starts doing Arnold Schwarzenegger flexes and bodybuilding poses is that Normal to you?
Back to people walking about like it is mid-summer.
Oh dear, however are you going to cope
I couldn't care any less about what people wear or how they decorate themselves. I have literally anything else to think about.
It's hot today, bet you wish you had tattoos?Talking about the weather is part of our culture, get with it.
The prevalence of tattoos is higher among people with mental disorders and those likely to come in contact with mental health services
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Individuals with personality disorder are more likely to have multiple and visible tattoos when compared with patients with schizophrenia (Reference Gittleson, Wallen and Dawson-ButterworthGittleson 1969), and there appears to be some association between the number of tattoos and presence of a personality disorder. Reference MeaseyMeasey (1972) reported 82% prevalence of personality disorder in individuals with 16 or more tattoos
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Adolescents
The prevalence of tattoos in adolescents has been increasing, with population estimates indicating that up to 16% of adolescents have a tattoo (Reference Armstrong and McConnellArmstrong 1994; Reference Preti, Pinna and NoccoPreti 2006). Studies of adolescents show an association between tattoos and risk-taking behaviour, impulsivity, self-harm and drug misuse
It's hot today, bet you wish you had tattoos?
The study in adolescents that you reference lastly is based in sardinia.Don't see many tattoos at the swimming pool ... looking at the mixed sex 40 odd people I see regularly for an hour, maybe two people. (women lower calf, breast stroke guy full back eagle)
all confirms healthy body healthy mind ethic .. or, maybe swimmers dont have the time to get tattood
Tattoos: what is their significance?