Given that tattoos leave a permanent mark on the skin, we spend a significant amount of time discussing specific designs and symbols for life-changing decisions. There is a possibility. However, there are some people who are willing to get their skin inked on a voluntary basis. , now facing its consequences, describing it as "the worst idea ever." Sharing a video of her experience online, the social media star quipped about the reality of her "smile" tattoo.
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Popular social media apps In video on TikTok, Ashley captured the day before she entered the tattoo parlor.
She said: "Good morning. I'm feeling really impulsive and spontaneous today, so I'm thinking of getting a tattoo.
" Nearby places where you can walk-in. I saw the , so I'm going to go there. Hopefully they fit me - this is very exciting. Ashley was going to get a tattoo of the world - a smile - "il" was a semicolon to symbolize mental health awareness.
But she soon realized that the words were.
Image:
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tiktok.com/@gough.ashleigh)"I don't like that..." she said, struggling to hold back her laughter.
"I wanted to make it pretty, but it's supposed to be a semicolon, but it doesn't even look like a semicolon.
" When I look in the mirror, it looks like it says slime. increase.
Downplaying the situation, she said: "It's okay. You live and learn, right?"
Her fellow TikTokers quickly commented accepted. Many agree with Ashley's unfortunate assumption.
One user wrote: "I read that when I first saw Slime."
Ashley replied: "I don't do Fgs! I'm laughing and crying again."
Another asked: "To be honest, I look like a slime.
"So smile, but 'il' as a smiley face and the eyes as a semicolon to show solidarity for mental health," Ashley replied.
A Third entry: "Don't worry, I've seen worse!"
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