Tattoos

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Tattoos are things you have to put thought into. If you get the wrong kind of tattoo it'll stick around into you get it taken off whitch hurts. I want some of the ratios in here not allAll Rights Reserved

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SKIN PART ONE OF THE TATTOO SERIES An Urban Fantasy Crime Novel ABOUT SKIN The relationship of tattoos to antisocial personality disorder would seem obvious. However, as we live in politically correct times, nothing can be taken for granted any more. Knee-jerk responses like this one need to be hypothesized and then studied under conditions of clinical accuracy. Preliminary results seem to confirm what we all thought anyway; forensic psychiatric inpatients are more likely to have tattoos. No kidding. They are likely to have a higher percentage of overall body area tattooed. They are also more likely to have histories of sexual and substance abuse and suicide attempts than non-tattooed offenders. So why do they get more tattoos? What are they trying to do? Externalize? Internalize? Keep themselves safe from demons the rest of us can't see? Are they just crazy or do they know something the rest of us don't? The oldest known tattoos date back 5000 years to a male found frozen in the Alps in 1991. He was very, very dead. The latest tattoo in human history is the one that is about to be drilled into the stretched out skin on my back. And me? I'm as good as dead anyway... The needle pierces my skin at 3000 jabs a minute. What's that per second? 50 times? My math's not bad. How likely am I now to take drugs, sexually abuse and engage in suicidal anti-social behavior? Answer; very, very much indeed.’ What would you do to save your family? You probably don't even want to know. Neither did Dennis Small, but he sure as hell was going to find out.

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"Is it going to hurt? What does it feel like?" He shrugged and looked back down at my side making my skin heat. Reaching out a gloved finger again, he touched the bottom part of the tattoo. "This part won't be too bad. I tickle you harder than what you'll feel," he said with a mirthful smile. He shifted his finger higher, finding the top of the tattoo under where my bra strap would normally be if I hadn't moved up the thin band already. It was terrifying and exhilarating, that touch, and it confused every cell in my body. "Here is going to feel like a cat scratching sunburn." "Pleasant," I gritted out. He laughed at me as he pulled the sheet of paper away from my body. "I do have to warn you though, these are addicting. Once you get one, you'll be a frequent customer of mine." = = = = A short story about love, surrender, tattoos, and inner demons.

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SKIN PART ONE OF THE TATTOO SERIES An Urban Fantasy Crime Novel ABOUT SKIN The relationship of tattoos to antisocial personality disorder would seem obvious. However, as we live in politically correct times, nothing can be taken for granted any more. Knee-jerk responses like this one need to be hypothesized and then studied under conditions of clinical accuracy. Preliminary results seem to confirm what we all thought anyway; forensic psychiatric inpatients are more likely to have tattoos. No kidding. They are likely to have a higher percentage of overall body area tattooed. They are also more likely to have histories of sexual and substance abuse and suicide attempts than non-tattooed offenders. So why do they get more tattoos? What are they trying to do? Externalize? Internalize? Keep themselves safe from demons the rest of us can't see? Are they just crazy or do they know something the rest of us don't? The oldest known tattoos date back 5000 years to a male found frozen in the Alps in 1991. He was very, very dead. The latest tattoo in human history is the one that is about to be drilled into the stretched out skin on my back. And me? I'm as good as dead anyway... The needle pierces my skin at 3000 jabs a minute. What's that per second? 50 times? My math's not bad. How likely am I now to take drugs, sexually abuse and engage in suicidal anti-social behavior? Answer; very, very much indeed.’ What would you do to save your family? You probably don't even want to know. Neither did Dennis Small, but he sure as hell was going to find out.

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