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You should read my post eariler in the thread. I need to look professional for my job and I certainly don't think it was silly to get tattoos. It was a choice that I, an adult, made and I don't regret it in the slightest. It certainly doesn't affect how good I am at my job or how professional I am.

I completely disagree with your first statement. Tattoos go far beyond fashion statements and you are very ignorant if you believe that is all they are/ can be. But moving on, the principal is exactly the same it is just the scale that is different. All the things mentioned are, in principal...

Very kind of you

I see where you're coming from but the scale of flip flops to tattoos is completely different IMO. It'd be like me saying discriminating against people with tattoos is like discriminating against people based on race beacuase it's both are only skin deep (just to clarify I don't think that). You...

Of course they should. I don't think my tattoos make me any worse or better at my job but I have to accept that children look up to me and I have a duty to make sure I am the best role model I can be. I make no excuses, I don't hide the fact I have them, the kids in my class know I have them and...

Working with suggestable and easily influenced kids is a bit different to working in an office or a shop. Being someone who works with kids and has tattoos I have no problem with covering them up if I have to.

I think the OP is incredibly ignorant. Unless you work with children what does it matter that you have a tattoo(s)? Not having tattoos doesn't make you any better at your job. As an employee you should be judged on the quality of your work not on how you look.