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So go somewhere else.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

If you don't want to live with tattoos then get them removed. If you like having your tattoos or are worried about what other people think then wear a long sleeve shirt.
You don't need a doctorate to figure that out.

If you don't want to live with tattoos then get them removed. If you like having your tattoos or are worried about what other people think then wear a long sleeve shirt.
You don't need a doctorate to figure that out.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

At this shop you go to, are you required to leave a deposit to make an appt/start a drawing? Personally I don't nor have I ever worked at a place where I would do any artwork, outside of what was doodled during a consultation, until a client has left a deposit.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

Once again everything Slayer just said

At this shop you go to, are you required to leave a deposit to make an appt/start a drawing? Personally I don't nor have I ever worked at a place where I would do any artwork, outside of what was doodled during a consultation, until a client has left a deposit.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

If you don't want to live with tattoos then get them removed. If you like having your tattoos or are worried about what other people think then wear a long sleeve shirt.
You don't need a doctorate to figure that out.

I am an ABO Ceritfied Optician (well I was, I have let it laps)......I wear a lab coat but my neck and hands are tattooed and there is no way for me to cover those!
It really depends.....can't you just wear long sleeved shirts and have them hidden?
I work full time and have been an Optician for over 25 years with mostly visible tattoos.....and to be honest I really enjoy the doctors who are willing to accept me for who I am.....
I guess the question here is.....do you want to be who you really are in life OR do you want to hide that and bow down to what you are perceiving is people who won;t accept you because you are tattooed?
If wasn't easy for me......I was actually not promoted into management at Lenscrafters because of a silly tattoo I had on my index finger I got when I was fifteen......mind you I was able to train people for management.....LMFAO!
I learned this from a former manager about 7 years ago.....
BUT....you know what....having to work twice as hard to get where I am now made me twice as good as my peers! ;)
I have run several optical departments in hospitals and managed a few stores and private practices.....
I am working full time as an Optician at a VA Hospital by day now and working full time in the evenings and weekends as a tattoo apprentice....working my ass of to learn to tattoo the right way!
Let me just say this.....I hope you will be strong and brave and be one of those doctors that keeps his tattoos BUT if you don't.......please don't ever put a dollar sign over giving an Optician who has visible tattoos a chance because you may find the best employee you could ever want to have if you give them that chance!

Considering a number of the forum members have their Doctorate or are fairly close to getting one you may not get a sympathetic audience here. Most professionals wear long sleeves - I suggest you do too. My only optometrist concern is that they do their job.

If you don't want to live with tattoos then get them removed. If you like having your tattoos or are worried about what other people think then wear a long sleeve shirt.
You don't need a doctorate to figure that out.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

I have a friend who for the past week has been crying on his FB about mean girls and the last one that dissed him and how she could've been great blah blah
Get over it and go meet some new women. Bitching about something that didn't go your way is just pissing into the wind.

Not a fan of the idea

At this shop you go to, are you required to leave a deposit to make an appt/start a drawing? Personally I don't nor have I ever worked at a place where I would do any artwork, outside of what was doodled during a consultation, until a client has left a deposit.

Everything Slayer just said.

super clean! right on

At this shop you go to, are you required to leave a deposit to make an appt/start a drawing? Personally I don't nor have I ever worked at a place where I would do any artwork, outside of what was doodled during a consultation, until a client has left a deposit.

Once again everything Slayer just said

At this shop you go to, are you required to leave a deposit to make an appt/start a drawing? Personally I don't nor have I ever worked at a place where I would do any artwork, outside of what was doodled during a consultation, until a client has left a deposit.