Cheer Dad
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Soooooo if the tattoo is pleasing to your eye you are okay with it?I don't have a moral opinion but I may have an asthetic one.
**Don't be silly, it's only sandbagging when OTHER teams do it.**
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Soooooo if the tattoo is pleasing to your eye you are okay with it?I don't have a moral opinion but I may have an asthetic one.
Soooooo if the tattoo is pleasing to your eye you are okay with it?
**Don't be silly, it's only sandbagging when OTHER teams do it.**
Okay. Was misunderstanding tut original comment.I"m okay with it even if I don't like it.
i agree. its obviously not my decision and i respect others decisions to tattoo, i really don't like big stomach, back, thigh tattoos while watching a team competing. it. is. so. distracting.I hate to even say this, but I hate it when female all star cheerleaders have visible tattoos on their stomach, side and/or back. I don't think they should be visible in your all star, crop top uniform. I don't particularly care if you have one on your ankle that I can see, and that probably makes me sound crazier. I just know that if we are trying to have our sport respected, having a giant tattoo down your side from boob to hip bone doesn't necessarily scream All-American athlete.
All that to say, I could care less if you have tattoos as long as you are a good coach and not wearing a half top on an Open team.
This, of course, is just my personal preference and I wouldn't pull my kid from a gym that had great coaches - tattoos or not.
I could never get a tattoo because I'm the most indecisive person ever. I never got stickers at the dentist when I was little because I would never take them off and stick them anywhere because I couldn't handle the idea of them being permanently stuck somewhere [emoji23] that and I'm a wimp.
But, I'm weirdly sentimental and I really love tattoos that mean something. I've never understood the practice of getting tattoos just because. I feel like if I'm gonna permanently ink my body it dang sure better be special to me. And I respect tattoos more when they have meaning behind them, but that's just me.
Anyway, I have very southern, conservative, religious parents and neither of them think twice about people with tattoos, for what it's worth. As long as it's not any of the aforementioned bad types. And spell-checked. (I went to high school with a guy who got a long quote on his upper arm and they spelled afraid wrong...)