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Celebrating the beauty of the Aryan
Elijah Ross
Owen Nelson
If you shame whores, you don’t get any sex. What an Absolute facepalm. Drink less, think more. Don’t be a slave to bad feelings when the world offers so many pleasures and rewards us so well when we’re kind.
Carson Collins
It feels good to have been nofap for the last two years and to see these images and be able to appreciate their beauty without sinking into a quagmire of degenerate thoughts.
Elijah Lopez
What's even the point of tattoos?
Christian Reed
This is absolute bullshit or you are extremely ugly or something. One of the easiest ways I have found for women to relentlessly pursue my approval is to shame them.
Austin Kelly
The only tattoos I’ve ever found acceptable are military tattoos, and even I’d be reluctant to do that, but I can understand the rationale some more. Today most tattoos people get (especially women) are no more than corporate cattle-brands and shallow stuff they’ll likely regret.
Only a muh dick nigger brained man would refrain from shaming whores in fear that they would deprive him of sex. Premarital sex and marrying a non-virgin is detrimental to marital stability anyways
Alexander Green
Then you are not a true national socialist or true aryan if you are going to let your mind wander of to pleasures which alone corrupts soul and mind and slowly let it decay the mental state of your being, you will also be apart of the problem if you participate in these degenerative behaivours life is not about pleasures, is always been about struggles.
Julian Ortiz
Good for you, bro.
I don't get it either. It's supposed to be some type of self-expression, and there would be nothing wrong with that if it was body paint, something done in fun, and not something that scarred the skin for life.
It's funny, too, because they're spending money and undergoing something painful to make their bodies uglier. I'm kind of disappointed that image boards haven't completely shamed tattoo use out of existence, or at least out of the mainstream.
Cooper Diaz
For most of the 20th century, only sailors and convicts regularly had tattoos. The story of the former is something that's easy to relate to, where guys who would travel to different parts of the world but had no ability to take hardly anything back with them would get a tattoo from the locals. Not my thing, but it's easy to understand the rationale.
Daniel Wright
I think the reason it hasn't be shamed is because this topic hasn't been brought into attention that it deserves or even talked about, I am just wondering why tattoos are even a thing in the first place and why.