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Dave is also heavily tattooed but has chosen to have them placed on his body in such a way that they are not visible when he is dressed for work or to go out socially. His tattoos have an explicit theme of North American Indians; he sees them as decorative and he made a statement that he does not think they are part of his ‘everyday’ identity, but are for display purposes when he is exhibiting as a bodybuilder. He finds them totally acceptable in this context, but does not allow them to be seen in his everyday life. |
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