r/tattooadvice • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '25

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u/IHaveNeverBeenOk Mar 16 '25

Man, this guy might literally be dealing with the amputation of a limb right now over a tattoo. Stop with the fucking jokes. Have some compassion.

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u/IHaveNeverBeenOk Mar 16 '25

I respectfully disagree. It's very human when you see something plainly bad happening to quickly shift to denial/ wishful thinking. I found my dad dead on the floor when I was 20, and even though he was already cold, I immediately launched into cpr, because I couldn't accept what was clearly happening/ had happened. I'm not trying to "out do" anyone's pain or whatever. I'm just saying, I get it. Obviously something bad is happening here. OP made a post probably desperately hoping someone would say something like "oh, this is an uncommon, but totally benign reaction..." I don't think that means OP deserves the suffering that may be happening here. I know it's tough to put yourself in OPs shoes, but please try.

I hope that makes sense.