Are certain tattoos off-limits to men?
One Direction singer Harry Styles is causing quite a stir with his newest piece of body art, which is a large black butterfly in the center of his chest. Although you can’t actually see his face in the photo, E! News reports that a representative for the star said that it is “definitely” Styles in the photo.
Twitter is of course, all aflutter with the news. Some fans love the new artwork,
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But it seems that most of the comments are leaning more toward the side of ridicule,
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The fact that Styles, who according to the Daily Mail already has almost 30 tattoos, decided to get what many critics are claiming is a very “feminine” tattoo, has me a bit curious.
Are there certain tattoos that are specifically “masculine” or “feminine”?
If a tattoo has significant meaning to the person “wearing” it, should the distinction really matter?
Photo: Twitter