What was Diane's fascination with tattooed men considered to be?
A phobia
A love for art
A weird obsession
Creating their own identities
Answer
Diane's fascination with tattooed men was considered to be an expression of her interest in men who were creating their own identities. She saw tattooed men as being unique and individual, and she was attracted to their ability to express themselves through their body art. She also believed that tattooed men were more likely to be rebellious and independent, which was something that she found appealing.
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