Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:It's not just prodal fighters, tons of regular farmers have them as well. Out in the countryside tattoos on men are fairly common.

I also find it surprising that samouth hasn't noticed surgery amongst khmer women. Nose and chin jobs are increasingly common. I've met/noticed quite a few over the years. The nose is usually pretty easy to notice, sometimes you won't notice the chin unless it's mentioned. I've also noticed the trend with tattoos on the ankles or hands or girls. Young girls in their late teens to early twenties too... Not poor either, they mainly come from rich families. Not extremely common, but I see them way more than a few years ago. Maybe a K-Pop/music video influence or something.

what type of tattoos do the men out in the provinces have? ive been out in the provinces and have met 1 guy who had a tattoo, had it done when working in thailand, and 2 others who had prison tattoos, who had also been working in thailand, i got told by a few people that apparently they got kicked out of thailand, killed someone apparently, cant remember the story tbh
i do remember the local police coming down and getting a picture of my passport details incase i got in any bother with the local men/stabbed...
but other than them 3 that i remember, it was the same type of conversations,
not saying your wrong, just saying ive rarely come across it so i dont think its as common as what your saying

yeah tbh i do know a fair few khmer girls that really want a nose job, but i just tell them if they do they will look like a ladyboy, i know a fair few thais that have had it done, i dont like it really, it just doesnt make them look natural

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

its surprisingly funny how true this is lol

See, not only khmer society who thought having too much tattoo is bad. People with massive tattoo on their body are really hard to get a job in Cambodia. I can't imagine how my parents and grandparents would do to me if i told them i have got a tattoo even a single small one.
I might cause my grandma to have high blood pressure. Let alone to bring a girl with massive tattoo to see my parents.

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:Nah, those boobs look just "pushed up". Girls are really good at making their breath appear larger than they are. It's even easier by taking a selfie from above. I agree that it's hard to tell whether or not her lips have been done. A lot of Khmer and Thai ladies have naturally large lips, so I'd find it difficult to tell if they'd gotten an injection. The nose is what stands out for me. It always looks so out of place on a khmer face. High cheekbones with big fat cheeks, a small chubby round face aaaaaand, a long nose... Looks so wrong.

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

StroppyChops wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

StroppyChops wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:Those are her real lips, just just has a full set of braces which give them that pushed out plump look

ICBS

im guessing you dont know much about makeup...

I guess not.

thats quite shocked me really, i always had you down for a.. erm.. never mind haha

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

its surprisingly funny how true this is lol

See, not only khmer society who thought having too much tattoo is bad. People with massive tattoo on their body are really hard to get a job in Cambodia. I can't imagine how my parents and grandparents would do to me if i told them i have got a tattoo even a single small one.
I might cause my grandma to have high blood pressure. Let alone to bring a girl with massive tattoo to see my parents.

oh of coarse but its no where near on the same scale...
there is a flaw in this video, it is more aimed at the Biker look, who have a very bad reputation of being anti social and aggressive, and there are a lot of campains going around on facebook to stop this kind of discrimination as not all "Bikers" are the "Hells Angels" stereotypes

and also its against the law to discriminate someone with work about their tattoos, an employer might ask you to cover them up or whatever but they cant not give you a job through having tattoos, although if theres an interview process they are more likely to pick someone that doesnt have tattoos, so its your own choice if you want to take them risks getting them

but tattoos are hugely fashionable in england and the states atm everyones getting lots of big tattoos, even the women

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:It's not just prodal fighters, tons of regular farmers have them as well. Out in the countryside tattoos on men are fairly common.

I also find it surprising that samouth hasn't noticed surgery amongst khmer women. Nose and chin jobs are increasingly common. I've met/noticed quite a few over the years. The nose is usually pretty easy to notice, sometimes you won't notice the chin unless it's mentioned. I've also noticed the trend with tattoos on the ankles or hands or girls. Young girls in their late teens to early twenties too... Not poor either, they mainly come from rich families. Not extremely common, but I see them way more than a few years ago. Maybe a K-Pop/music video influence or something.

what type of tattoos do the men out in the provinces have? ive been out in the provinces and have met 1 guy who had a tattoo, had it done when working in thailand, and 2 others who had prison tattoos, who had also been working in thailand, i got told by a few people that apparently they got kicked out of thailand, killed someone apparently, cant remember the story tbh
i do remember the local police coming down and getting a picture of my passport details incase i got in any bother with the local men/stabbed...
but other than them 3 that i remember, it was the same type of conversations,
not saying your wrong, just saying ive rarely come across it so i dont think its as common as what your saying

yeah tbh i do know a fair few khmer girls that really want a nose job, but i just tell them if they do they will look like a ladyboy, i know a fair few thais that have had it done, i dont like it really, it just doesnt make them look natural

Jamie, I still have to be in BKL side, Actually there are ton of former military who had tattoos. I guess you might see some tattoos on some beggars who lost some part of their limbs. Actually there were former military who were sent to k5 or were the military during khmer rouge or Lon Nol Regime. Unfortunately, they were left out by the current government, no support and as they couldn't do anything to support their lives. They technically became beggars. I would give money to those not those young man holding baby.

The reason that they had tattoos was to protect them in the war and to make them invincible. Again most of those tattoos were sak yants.

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

its surprisingly funny how true this is lol

See, not only khmer society who thought having too much tattoo is bad. People with massive tattoo on their body are really hard to get a job in Cambodia. I can't imagine how my parents and grandparents would do to me if i told them i have got a tattoo even a single small one.
I might cause my grandma to have high blood pressure. Let alone to bring a girl with massive tattoo to see my parents.

oh of coarse but its no where near on the same scale...
there is a flaw in this video, it is more aimed at the Biker look, who have a very bad reputation of being anti social and aggressive, and there are a lot of campains going around on facebook to stop this kind of discrimination as not all "Bikers" are the "Hells Angels" stereotypes

and also its against the law to discriminate someone with work about their tattoos, an employer might ask you to cover them up or whatever but they cant not give you a job through having tattoos, although if theres an interview process they are more likely to pick someone that doesnt have tattoos, so its your own choice if you want to take them risks getting them

but tattoos are hugely fashionable in england and the states atm everyones getting lots of big tattoos, even the women

I am not against with TATTOO. i also wanted to get at least one or two, however since my family are not happy for me to get tattoo, so i chose not to have them rather than making them unhappy and moreover it might cause me to have a hard time in getting job in the future.

StroppyChops wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

StroppyChops wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote: im guessing you dont know much about makeup...

I guess not.

thats quite shocked me really, i always had you down for a.. erm.. never mind haha

LOL! You'd be surprised how many times I've been in full drag. Well... maybe not. Last time was in a full brocade ball gown.