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I know it was covered earlier but I want to add my $0.02.
I'm nearly 50 - IMO - Anyone who has a sleeve of tats has intentionally grouped themselves, with MANY groups that are not viewed well by LARGE parts of society. I'm not here to say if that's right or wrong. Its just a fact in my world.

I own a small business. My employees are customer facing, and impressions matter. I cant and wont hire someone with tats that cant be covered up, because of the perception of the public. I cant afford to alienate my customers.

It may be that everyone in your peer group thinks that tats are simply self expression and nothing more.
Its unlikely that the majority of society agrees with you. Certainly the majority of my Customer's dont.
That kind of self expression and individuality is completely ok. Just keep in mind that while you think you are setting your self apart from the crowd, you are actually joining another crowd.

Doug