Ram tattoos: from a symbol of masculinity to satanism

Tattoos are neither for them nor for them. But it would be absurd to deny the dominance of one of the genders in certain tattoos. This is what happens, for example, with tattoos of rams, which represent the male sex ... but that's only part of it.

Their varied symbols give them the ability to represent them. On the one hand, it is true, the ram represents masculinity and virility. In addition, their challenging appearance, which they achieve thanks to the horns and tough features of these animals, make them something masculine. Nevertheless, Another of the representations of this animal is leadership, power and the ability to act, something that both men and women share.

Let's also remember that the ram is the symbol of the first zodiac, Aries, something that supports the theory of leadership, since this sign is the one that tops the list. In addition, Aries represents the beginning, the command, the strength, the authority, the virility and the youth, as we already said in this other article.

On the other hand, if we meet in an agricultural context, the ram represented fertility. In addition, it is said that, if the skull of a ram is nailed to a stick and placed in front of the enclosure where the cattle are enclosed, it will be protected from diseases and magic.

By contrast, there is the relationship between ram and satanism. For a long time, the ram has been used as a sacrifice for the good fortune of the cattlemen, but, with the passage of time, this idea has been transferred to the satanic cults that use animals as a sacrifice to the Devil.

With all this, it depends on each person the meaning they want to bring to the ram tattoos. Even if we see a ram image of Satanism, in most cases, it is not an intention to worship Satan as if it were a movie. It is usually more of an attempt to reaffirm the person's toughness.

Now is your turn. What do you think about ram tattoos? What symbols would represent you? Take a look at these examples.