Comments exploded when a netizen asked about the psychology of not marrying a woman who smokes or has tattoos.
On June 1st, a post titled “Don’t you really see a woman who smokes or has tattoos as a marriage partner?” was uploaded on the anonymous online community “Blind”, where office workers gather.
The original poster A said, “These days, a lot of women smoke and have tattoos. There are many people who never see them as marriage partners.”
A asked, “Then how about only smoking cigarettes or only having tattoos? Is the reason why you don’t see them as marriage partners because they look cheap?“
There were various answers to this question.
Netizens commented, “These days, that’s all about preference“, “If you go to elementary schools and daycare centers, you can see many young mothers with tattoos“, “Even if women smoke, they still get married and have children“…
The prejudice against cigarettes and tattoos has become lighter than in the past.
However, there were also comments such as “If women smoke or have tattoos, they only have short relationships“, “Tattoos are different depending on ‘location’“, “Smoking is a big no-no!“…
Meanwhile, the prejudice against tattoos is actually fading compared to in the past.
Celebrities’ tattoos are becoming more frequent, and it is easy to find cases where they appear on TV without taping. The institutions that keep the standards of shows are also more flexible in their judgments.
In the past, there were cases where civic groups asked to sanction the appearance of broadcasters with tattoos, but now it is difficult to find such a case.
Source: Insight
