Opposition to tattoos and piercings While the markings and pieces of metal are sometimes subtle and well concealed, some are so garish to suggest a competition to see who can be the most extreme. Whether tattoos, piercings and body modifications are good remains a debated question? One cannot deny that without proper precautions there may be several consequences. The wide spread of tattooing brings about increased concern for safety and awareness of hazardous conditions. Transmissions of infectious diseases, such as hepatitis B and C, and theoretically, HIV, can occur when proper sterilization and safety procedures are not followed.
Not too long ago tattooing did not experience the popularity it does today. Looking back at how people once perceived tattoos years ago and how they are becoming more and more common in today’s society shows how times are changing. It is obviously clear that tattoos have broken through their mysterious outlaw image; although to some, may be still viewed as rebellious behavior. Our culture has come a long way in what is seen as conservative and have exasperated many other ways of rebellion and more importantly ways of expressing themselves. Tattoos can now be worn proudly on the outside to show how one feels on the inside.
Tattoos Too Taboo? It’s hard to look authentically rebellious or menacing these days, when even well-behaved businessmen wear earrings and ponytails and college students destined for quiet suburban lives have body piercings and tattoos. Tattoos, in particular, are not radical, bold brandings (which many held as a violation of body) of flesh as they once were. There are more tattoo artists now than ever before and there are almost 1,400 licensed tattoo artists available in New York alone. Tattoos are probably better and safer now than they’ve ever been, and it goes without saying people get more creative with such a wide variety, applied in many cases by serious, highly skilled body artists.
Transgender is something that difficult to be accepted because the act is in violation of existing law. Transgender people damage faith self and giving a bad example to people about their perspectives. Although we find these groups do not interfere with other people's lives, their actions give a negative value to society. We should be aware of this growing culture and society as a cultural practice that this matter should be contained eastern may violate other religions. The second effect is Make society feel afraid of them.
The Samoan, Maori, Borneo, African, North American Aboriginal cultures are just a few that have used the tattoo as a way to tell a story of Transition into maturity. Before there was writing with words to identify a person, we used pictures. Many of the cultures used the tattoo to tell the status of an individual in society. The Maori of New Zealand used Tattooing starting at puberty, accompanied by many rites and rituals. In addition to making a warrior attractive to women, the tattoo practice marked both rites of passage and important events in a person's life.
Art is not just something to hang on walls, but is a living, breathing phenomenon. This trend is growing all over and with many different types of people. The taboos against tattoos and piercings are finding less of a handhold as more people fall in love with them. Tattoos have a long, fascinating history and the popularity is steadily growing. There was a time when tattoos and piercings were, by many people, considered offensive as well as disgusting.
Some people believe that body piecing is a form of bodily modification that is fairly new to this world, but research shows, that it is a ancient form of art with meaning and reasoning beyond what is known today. Different cultures have used body piercings in many different ways throughout history. This essay will show that different cultures have used body piercing in many different forms, for example there are the Romans, the Egyptians, and the Aztec and Mayan civilizations. Research will help to clarify some of the more distinct ways each of these civilizations used body modification and the different uses for them. According to this website, www.rankmytattoos.com (2003-2007), “The Romans used body piercings only with a purpose.” Men would pierce their nipples to symbolize power and strength.
Popularity of genital piercing The popularity of genital piercing has been increasing over the years as more people become aware and accept the practice. It is rather a recent thing in the western world dating back to the 1970’s both in the United States and Europe. This was as a result of its popularization by the punk movement that found it a fashionable practice. It is also practiced by the gay community as well as the sadist and masochism groups (www.webmd.com). Forms of genital piercing Genital piercings are carried out on both male and female genitals.
Art is not just something to hang on walls, but is a living, breathing phenomenon. This trend is growing all over and with many different types of people. The taboos against tattoos and piercings are finding less of a handhold as more people fall in love with them. Tattoos and piercings have a long, fascinating history and the popularity is steadily growing. There was a time when tattoos and piercings were, by many people, considered offensive as well as disgusting.
There are many problems and complications for tattoos for minors and young adults. The health concern should be the main focus. Blood borne diseases such as Hepatitis B and C, HIV, and Tetanus could be transferred if tattooing is not done properly by professional in a professional environment. Allergic reaction, skin infection, and nerve loss are some other less dangerous concerns. These medical issues occur because no one really knows what they are injecting into their skin; instead, they just worry about what shape of tattoo to get.