The final paper presents the results of qualitative research on the topic of tattoos, that is, the significance of tattoos for tattooed people, the acceptance and experiences of tattooed people in different spheres of life. The research was conducted on a sample of people who have visible tattoos, in visible places, solely for the purpose of better insight into the experiences of those people. The method used in this research is a semi-structured interview with the purpose of gaining as much insight as possible into the experience of the mentioned interlocutors. After the conducted interview and the analysis of the results, it can be concluded that tattoos today have a different purpose from the one that was historically dominant, which is most often belonging to a certain group of people or tribes, also the motives are usually not related to seafaring, tribes, the army or bikers as the most dominant groups of people who were tattooed. The motives are primarily related to the interlocutors' lives and aesthetics. The analysis of the results also led to the conclusion that tattooed people are mostly accepted, although not completely. Some participants cited stigma and discrimination as part of their experiences.