Terrible tattoos are timeless, but as of late, it seems like more and more inked-up individuals are taking to the Internet to ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: It seems more and more of my friends’ young adult children are getting tattoos.Often my friends share the news like the tattoo is some sort of accomplishment and, if the young ...

Dear Miss Manners: My 27-year-old granddaughter says most people her age have tattoos, and don’t even cover them up at work. Is this the new norm? I thought legitimate businesses made employees ...

Miss Manners: No congratulations for young adults’ new tattoos. Letter writer is unimpressed with parents’ urging their young adult kids to show off their new ink.

To open 2025 in style, she got her very first tattoo and it is rich in meaning. Discover this drawing that adorns her back and which signs her spiritual rebirth! What a beautiful butterfly effect.

When you’re young and carefree, a spur-of-the-moment tattoo feels like the ultimate form of self-expression. Years later, though, you might have a change of heart.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: It seems more and more of my friends’ young adult children are getting tattoos. Often my friends share the news like the tattoo is some sort of accomplishment and, if the ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My 27-year-old granddaughter says most people her age have tattoos, and don’t even cover them up at work.. Is this the new norm? I thought legitimate businesses made employees ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to navigating the etiquette of reacting to a young adults' tattoos without interest or offering false compliments.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: It seems more and more of my friends’ young adult children are getting tattoos. Often my friends share the news like the tattoo is some sort of accomplishment and, if the ...