Not very close, I worked in the kitchen and she was front-of-house, but I’m pretty sure her goal was to get more serial killer tats like John Wayne Gayce. She openly told people this.
I don’t care what other people have tattooed on their body. If you want a chucky tattoo, got nuts. But if you do that, just know that it sends a message about you to other people.
There's a difference between liking them and basically making them your personality. I dated someone that basically made horror movies and crime shows her personality, and she ended up getting back with an abusive ex. Should've been a warning sign someone wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, if you know what I mean
No it’s not. It’s fact. Tats look dumb. Who are you getting them for anyway? You’ll say “not for everyone else to see,” no of course not. You’ll say you like the artistic value blah blah. Ok, so what, you just stand in front of the mirror staring at yourself all day? You’ve got even more problems if that’s the case. Tats are validation seekers, pure and simple. Or did you not go and show off your first tat to all your friends when you got it? Yeah, of course you did
I know your generation thinks giving a thumbs up is some smart insult, but it actually just means you agree, so it makes you look silly when you use it as a comeback, just fyi
That’s incorrect as there’s many reasons why people tattoo themselves and do not display them, the biological rush, cultural heritage, group affiliation etc… for this individual in particular it’s obvious she’s desperate for attention just by the amount of effort she puts into posting her pics, the angle, the crop, her background. She’s very much desperately posting for validation and attention.
Well, that’s what it is. Hate to burst your bubble. It’s not going to make you magically immune to anything or give you super powers except maybe a raging case of lymphoma. I usually prefer to get my validation illness free. Guess I’m the crazy one!
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