@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 are you stupid? branding is extremely common in human trafficking, doesn't always look obvious. it's well documented that sex traffickers will often tattoo their victim with a certain phrase or image as a form of control, humiliation, and branding. it really sounds like you don't know the first thing about human trafficking. it's not uncommon, and happens everywhere.
As awful as the first story is, now that the traffickers think it's a safe reliable place to tattoo their victims, the shop can work with authorities to track down the trafficking ring, as they're likely to return with new victims.
@@desensitizedanalyser5624 except the traffickers have no way to find out he switched. In the unlikely even they stumble on a Reddit post, under what event to they think it will be the shop they’re using.
I'm a little skeptical. While branding is nothing new (hookers getting their pimp's brand, or trafficked people...) rarely do they use professional shops for that. That just puts them on law enforcement's radar. The shop owner will call it in when that tattoo is requested. And most shops do require ID for their records. A lot of shops will also split up couples if the one doing the talking isn't the one getting the tattoo... they go into a private, locked room and verify that they are consenting. 99% of the time it is above board, but no shop owner wants the liability. Even if they're legally in the clear, most business is by word of mouth, and rumors or bad reputation will kill the business overnight.
Oh dear god, that man and his artists have NEVER recovered. However, they are also eye witnesses to the traffickers so I hope they helped with capturing these awful monsters
Re story 16: There is a good reason for tattoos on children. They're called medical tattoos and they're supposed to be discrete like a freckle. You put the tattoo on one half of a set of twins so that you give medication to the correct child. SSN on a child is not that. That is asking for identity theft.
I was about to comment the same thing. There was a story on reddit a few years ago about a set of twins and one needed regular injections for a medical condition. Since childcare workers couldn't tell them apart easily, they ended up injecting the wrong twin and the mother had a small tattoo put on the earlobe of the twin that needed the injections so they wouldn't get mixed up again.
Used to work with a guy with a row of oriental symbols (chinese writing) on the inside of his forearm. I never asked why. One night we wanted to get something to eat after work. First place we came to was a Chinese restaurant. I ordered my meal, the waitress looked at him, he showed her his arm. She wrote something down and walked away. He had literally got his favourite Chinese meal inked on. The whole time we were there, the staff kept coming up one at a time to see his tattoo, and we never had to pay for a drink all night. They say there's a fine line between madness and genius.
I knew a kid who was tattooed as an infant but it was for medical purposed. She has an identical twin sister and my friend needed medication for an issue I can’t remember. So to prevent the medication being given to the wrong one, my friend had a mole like tattoo put on her elbow. It faded after a few years but by then they had a bit more distinguished features.
First dude, you can't help but feel for him. But... a) I'm glad he knows now. Wish it was sooner ofc, but better late than never. b) I pray he has some info to share that can help them get busted c) I pray he treated those girls with kindness and respect as clients, while he was unaware, he hopefully brought even some level of calm.
My mom had always wanted a tattoo. She was 83 so when Mother’s Day rolled around, I took her to the shop my daughters went to. She wanted a small vine and flower bracelet around her wrist. The artist was very cool about it, even added color to the three little flowers. Then told us Mom was the oldest customer she’d ever had and only charged her $20.
When I was a teenager (I'm now 29), my mum was with her bf for a few years, they had just got engaged and were starting to plan the wedding, so she decided to get a tattoo of his name on her wrist. It was a four letter name, tattooed in nice script writing, and small enough to be covered by a watch face if she needed to cover it up for work. About a year later they broke up. I not 100% sure why they broke up, but I think it was something to do with him having an addiction, or cheating, or both... I can't remember exactly. She ended up getting it covered up with some flowers and some nice line work. Unfortunately the flowers don't look too good, and whenever we talk about tattoos she always mentions how she wants to get the cover up covered up because "the flowers aren't the colours I asked for, there's no detail in them at all, I look like I've got two starfish on my wrist, and you can still see the name if you look close enough", she does like the line work tho. My mum has been with her current guy for 7 years now, they seem happy together and he's a great guy, but this tattoo bothers them both, so my mum is planning on saving up to get a much nicer, bigger and better tattoo. She has an amazing tattoo on her back, which she absolutely loves, so mum plans on get something similar, by the same artist, as her new cover up. Because of all the horror stories iv seen and heard about getting your partner's name tattooed on you, and from witnessing my mum making that very mistake, when me and my partner at the time decided to get a couples tattoo, we agreed "anything except names". We had both seen people get partner's names tattooed then it ending badly, so neither of us wanted to risk that, especially as we'd only been together 2 1/2 years at that point. Anyway, we went to the tattoo studio together, got them done at the same time, sat next to eachother holding hands and supporting eachother. it was an amazing experience. We both got a tattoo that had a deep meaning to us, and helped eachother designed their tattoo. We were together for 5 years, it ended amicably, as we had found ourselves in two very different places in life. It was very hard but it was what was best for both of us. Whenever I see my tattoo, it makes me smile as I remember that experience of having my partner help me come up with my tattoo idea, help me design it, and holding my hand while I got the tattoo done, plus all the other amazing experiences, love and good moments we shared, as well as the deeper meaning this tattoo holds for me. And they have said they feel the same way about their tattoo. I truly believe that if I had of gotten my partners name tattooed (instead of the tattoo I got) then I'd be filled with sadness and regret every time I looked at the tattoo, rather than the positive feelings I get now. Although that relationship ended, it was the most healthy, important, meaningful and happy relationship I have been in. Even though we had our our ups and downs, bad days, rare arguments, and both having alot of health issues, we were always there for eachother, we always supported and encouraged eachother, loved and cared for eachother, had great communication, and had a solid friendship underneath everything. We learned from eachother and always worked through any issues we had. Although that relationship ended and we have both moved on, and even tho there were some hardships (especially due to health issues) it was a big part of my life and I will always look fondly on it. Getting a couples tattoo, rather than each others name, worked out very well for us, and even tho we aren't together anymore those tattoos still mean alot to us. In my opinion anyone wanting to get their partners name tattooed should consider all their options first before going for it, because you never know what could happen, but each to their own and its ultimately their choice. Maybe consider getting matching tattoos, similar tattoos, something inspired by you and your partner, or something you design together. There are many options out there that will show the same intentions, love, and dedication to your partner that getting their name tattooed would show. From my own experiences with loved ones getting names tattooed on them I have always been uncomfortable with getting any names tattooed on me (whether that's a partner or family members name), but I understand why someone would want to get that tattooed. It just isn't right for me. Getting a tattoo is a major decision regardless of what your getting done, its going to be permanently on your body for the rest of your life. So please, do your research, consider all your options first, and make the best decision for you :) Thanks for reading my comment, and have a good rest of your day xx
My friends tattoo artist has an automatic extra charge for any hate speech sort of tattoo. It’s like an extra $50 for each square centimetre or something. He doesn’t care, if they choose not to get it, cool, one less piece of sh’t tattoo out there but he makes a mint on the people who go through with it because for obvious reasons, most people won’t do those tattoos.
Re story 25: having Merida wear less clothing wouldn't even make her more historically accurate! Women and girls of that time period and climate (10th century Scotland, more or less) would have worn multiple layers of clothing to keep themselves warm in a rainy climate AND they would have covered their hair in some way as daily hair washing wasn't a thing. I know I'm missing the point of that story, but it bothered me so much.
Okay as bad as the trafficking tattoos are the last one.... cornbread. CORNBREAD? On the plus side, hopefully those girls can get out of that situation and they can just say they really love cornbread. I've got a few tattoos, and while I don't have any crazy stories, there were some weird things going on at a shop I went to for one of them. While I was waiting for the guy to print out the stencil, some dude came in with a painting of an eagle (literal painting, like in a frame and everything) and asked my artist if he was free today. Artist said no, but what are you looking for, maybe I can get you in with someone else. Guy holds up the painting, says "I'd like to get this as a coverup" and then lifts up his shirt to reveal this huge portrait of a lady on his ribcage. Like taking up a good half of that side of his torso. Artist says "Geez, yeah uh that's gonna be a tough one, but I think it's possible. I'm the coverup specialist here so I can probably work on that for you." Then guy is like "Great, can you do it today?" "Uh... no, I have two clients scheduled for today and that's definitely going to be a multi-session piece." And they go back and forth like that for a bit, guy doesn't want to make an appointment for later and walks out to look for another shop. And I'm just sitting there like... Sir, what is the rush? Are you going to have sex with your new girlfriend tomorrow and you don't want her to see your ex wife's portrait on your torso? Oh and then my artist had to take a break half way through to throw up because I guess it was too humid for him that day. Weird shop.
If I ran a tattoo parlor, I'd put up a sign depicting a Buddhist manji with the text "This is the only swastika you'll be getting in this shop." And that's just what I'd do if I was feeling nice.
Even then, I wouldn't do it. Most Buddhists know the weight that the symbol carries and are often have enough tact to know to not permanently brand a hate symbol on their bodies.
i personally am terrified of needles and I cant sit still for terribly long but if i was to get a tattoo it would be of the flowers my uncle Dan used to make. He had his own tattoo shop that actually burnt down after his passing (self deleted) He was the father i never had and I miss him dearly. His friends who kept the shop open offered to give me a tattoo of his roses anytime free of charge. I want to but i'm unsure if i can handle it. It would be relatively small and on my shoulder blade. Rest in Paradise uncle Dan
I got a memorial tattoo for my mom last month. Her favorite thing was hotdogs, so on my right arm I got a realistic hotdog tattoo with chibi wings and a halo. It’s my 14th tattoo. I also have a clipper ship, a crab, a Spanish Reale, a shark cat mermaid, a skull from Our Flag Means Death, a wedjat, a Sakura branch, a life size Japanese koi, a portrait of my dear departed cat son Ricky, a semi colon with cat ears, a bat eating a sad banana, a bat on my foot, and simple Haudenosaunee sky domes on my right wrist.
I've always wanted a really silly one I want a metallic square on my butt cheek so I can tell people to bite my shiny, metal ass and actually have the option available
The lady who was "moaning" probably was doing something that sounds a bit like moaning, but it's a bit the human equivalent to purring. It's kinda weird and must have been a reflex to pain down there since we end up just groaning in pain with menstrual cramps. They're just that bad and you just can't do much other than tough it out
ive got a skitty (pokemon, the one in my pfp) tattooed on my left arm in tribute to my deceased cat, who was very comforting during some of the worst years of my life.
to answer your question at the end bud, my most distinct tat is on my shoulder. Its gallifryean (doc who. i dont know if i spelled right or not im tired its morning here) and reads from top in a counter clockwise circle: I love you. its for my nephew, i never got to say "I love you" before he passed suddenly. another fav is the ninja turtle on my side. got it the day he passed away as well.
7:15 I don't have tattoos, but this is why I have the policy that if I get a name on me, it'd be a memoriam tattoo. I know not everyone would do that, but i know I care about this person vs not knowing if/when you'd break up with any significant other
With my dad being involved in a lot of tattoo work from the early 90's up until I was twelve, I should really ask him or any of his other friends who still do tattoo work. I've never heard an uncomfortable story aside from when this kid's mom dragged her son into his shop to have him cover up a gang tattoo, but I myself remember when I was about three or four and got to watch my mom get a tattoo done by his friend. Edit: He came home from work so I asked him. He said the most uncomfortable one he had to do in terms of gross or subject matter was a dude coming in with a napkin that had his wife's lipstick imprint on it. He had my dad turn it into a stencil and tattoo it on his asscheek.
me n my mom have matching spongebob flowers bc spongebob has been my little brothers life long special interest n has a special place in my family's lore lol
my dad got my sisters name on his wrist and my whole childhood he told me he would get my name on the other 14 years later he still haven't done it. I think I know who the favourite child is
When I turn 80 (pretty soon) I'm going to have Pysanky Egg designs tattooed on. Just where, I haven't decided. Didn't want to have a tattoo earlier because God knows how it would distort when my collagen jumps ship.
The only names I would put on my body would be on arm or back and it could only be family (eg children sibs perants). Don't like names though soooo probably a flower that would remind me of them, I already got closed rose buds and vines
I have two tattoos,the first one is two paw prints on my chest over my heart. That paw prints are watercolor copies of my dead dog's paw. The second is an Otter with it's head and paws sticking up the water and it's playing a Gameboy. My artist friend drew the design and I went and got it tattooed shortly after.
My tattoo artist was concerned for me when he did 2 small tattoos for me in one day; one on my chest, which he kept asking if I was okay and I could barely feel it and the second was on my ankle which kept making me laugh. I have incredibly ticklish calves and the artist kept resting his hand on my calf that was holding the gun and the vibration of the gun was tickling me. He looked at me like I was a masochist sicko until I told him what was happening.
I have 2 tattoos. One is a representation of Pisces, my Sun sign. When one of my employers saw it (it's on my left calf), he asked if it was associated with a boyfriend. I thought that was the stupidest question ever. I told him NO, guys come & go, why would I put a permanent mark on MY body about someone else? If I was going to memorialize boyfriends, heck, I'd just get the entire zodiac! My other tattoo is on my right upper arm, it's the moon & stars. Represents the moon & stars. If I ever get a tattoo dedicated to another person, it would be for my late mom, and perhaps my late sister, also. No men. How dumb.
I got my granddad's death date as an concentration camp number on my forerarm, (he survived Auschwitz, got freed after 4 months) but since he used fake IDs to get into the Wehrmacht (him and my gramma were jews,) i had to use a diffrenet numbner. he wouldnt talk about it and i never pressured. B-21220m Rip Grandpa
the obligatory "not mine" but two of my friends: one has crocs tatooed on top of his feet. like a picture of a croc. the shitty garden shoes. on both feet. the other one, we sadly will be burying tomorrow, had a stencil of shrek's face on his right big toe.
I like to think all of my tattoos are interesting, I got cthulhu taking up all of my inner forearm on my right arm, a giant zombie turtle on my right leg, a patch work half sleeve on my left forearm of stuff from Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring.
I used to work as tattoo artist assistant and omg, once a girl came and asked for a portrait tattoo of someone and he immediately said "sure why not" and guess who's face she wanted to stuck on her body? that tattoo artist. i can see he genuinely thought she's kidding but then his facial expression changed when the lady not kidding. bruh i just laugh so hard i forgot she was still there waiting for approval. long story short, no, he declined and she did a portrait of her dog.
I personally don’t have a tattoo yet but I am planning on getting a dragon tattoo on my left leg and it’s head on my thigh to it’s tail wrapped around my ankle when I am 28 this has a lot of meanings to me 28 was the age mom had me I broke my ankle when I was 15 In high school and a dragon because well there’s just too many reasons one of them being my favourite mythical animal for my hole life and there strong and protective and sweet and sometimes mean good luck and I been playing on getting a tattoo all most my hole life and I figured out what I wanted when I was 17 so ya it means a lot to me including that both of my parents have tattoos
13:01 dunno about america here but where I live every right has a responsibility so right to free speech but the responsibility to not harm another group or anyone so ppl who get swasthica are rlly just breaking the law 💀
I really disagree with you here... I mean.. have you seen "Inglourious Basterds"? In my opinion... they should all have it tattooed on their foreheads so they can be easily identified... Adding to this specific case, them having to pay for it is just a cherry on top!
Wait, slaves are branded even in this day and age? Wow, some things never change. Learn something new every day. Guess I better learn more about human trafficking now.
I've got all my tattoos mapped out, some I'm still flip flopping between this design or that one, but once ive got the money to get them started, I'll finally make up my mind Ok i wrote this while listening to the stories... Cornbread... I know that fucker.
I'd love to hear of a story of someone having got a tattoo of the entire lyrics of Used to be young by Miley Cyrus somewhere on their bodies . Possibly i WOULDN'T get it done on my own body ( some day tho Maybe i will , not sure 🤷 ) . #JustSaying🙋 , I'd love for the irony & equally fittingness Of such a tattoo design . ♑✍️🇳🇴🇦🇺
Some Swastikas do not have Nazi Party/White Supremacist meanings, so, it very much depends upon whether or not the person who wanted the tattoo did their research and did NOT actually want the swastika/hooked cross of the Nazi Party/White Supremacists. If the person wanted the Swastika of the Nazi Party, I'd tell them to find someone else.
I got the dark mark to honor my dad, me and him both had a love of Harry Potter and he always said he was Slytherin Unfortunately for me that was right before the summer when the author turned out to be more of a death eater than her characters were I'm considering maybe getting it covered but I really don't want to lose would it used to represent for me before except now I know anybody else who sees it might think it means more than it does about my views
@@tomjohnson4822 that's true. It's the nostalgia of the memories back when I liked the author and my father are both bittersweet. But perhaps it's better to try to hold on to the sweetness rather than letting the bitterness take over besides getting a covered will probably cost even more money and whatever so there's that too
@@tomjohnson4822 lol, that is also very true. And you have points it does mean something to me and a sign from that firstly it's not for I shouldn't let other people's ideas influence what I do with my skin anyway given that whatever they assume about my opinions isn't correct and it's none of their business beside which also it's not like I'm the one who has to look at it. And a skull with a snake is just a cool tattoo anyway
@@stuffynosepatrol the nazi were socialists, that's literally what "nazi" mean. it's an abbreviation from the german word _nationalsozialist_ , which, surprise surprise, means _national socialist_ . now whether we _think_ they fit the criteria for the definition is a different story. but they did auto labeled themeselves as such as that is a historical fact.
@@soph5976 "national socialist" was the name, yes, but the "socialist" only referred to a sense of social togetherness between arians rather than the actual definition of a socialist which refers to an economic stance in which the government redistributed wealth to helping the people. The "socialism" of the nazis was not actually socialism because it had nothing to do with the economy or how the money was spent (even though they marketed themselves as such, which was a lie. Big shocker, the nazis lied). The nazi party also labeled themselves as not committing a genocide but we accept that that was a lie and you'd be heart pressed to find anybody saying otherwise.
Correction: Swastika is a holy symbol in Hinduism & Buddhism. What OP meant was Hakenkreuz, which was a Naz* symbol. People really need to get their facts right.
yeah but the name was bastardized and that's just what its known as now. Negro* is most other languages in NOT racist and in fact if you look at a black Crayola Crayon it'll say it on it. That's because Negro is simply the color black in most languages including english but was inherently made racist overtime. The meanings of words and symbols change overtime and where the original swastika was meant for the sun and healing, that is no longer the case to the point a lot of old temples are being defaced to erase the simbol from existence. *(note that my use of the word Negro is not used to defame or to be predatory against any race or persons. I am against hate speech but am pro knowledge. Please educate yourself as you can disarm the power that uneducated language has when stupid people speak without common sense. Thankyou)
Genuine question, but why would you prefer listening to this video instead of reading the comments yourself if you don't want the host's opinion? Because for me that's what makes the videos personal and interesting
You do realize that the swastika is just a normal Hindu symbol, right? It's pretty common in India. Edit: the spectrum of free speech most Asian countries are in don't sit where you think it sits. Where we stand usually is free speech ends where another person's right begins
Most people sadly don't care enough to learn the swastika's origins, they're perfectly happy being willfully ignorant and letting it be something they're told by others to hate the very sight of.
I have 2 tattoos. One is a representation of Pisces, my Sun sign. When one of my employers saw it (it's on my left calf), he asked if it was associated with a boyfriend. I thought that was the stupidest question ever. I told him NO, guys come & go, why would I put a permanent mark on MY body about someone else? If I was going to memorialize boyfriends, heck, I'd just get the entire zodiac! My other tattoo is on my right upper arm, it's the moon & stars. Represents the moon & stars. If I ever get a tattoo dedicated to another person, it would be for my late mom, and perhaps my late sister, also. No men. How dumb.
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nothing like a fictional slave trade story to start off with. Why would a tattoo be needed? also they would say immediately! LOL
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 are you stupid? branding is extremely common in human trafficking, doesn't always look obvious. it's well documented that sex traffickers will often tattoo their victim with a certain phrase or image as a form of control, humiliation, and branding. it really sounds like you don't know the first thing about human trafficking. it's not uncommon, and happens everywhere.
As awful as the first story is, now that the traffickers think it's a safe reliable place to tattoo their victims, the shop can work with authorities to track down the trafficking ring, as they're likely to return with new victims.
I was thinking the same thing!
No. They will stop doing that and traffickers will continue.
@@desensitizedanalyser5624 and how will the traffickers know?
@@jonahulichny9874 because they aren't stupid people.
@@desensitizedanalyser5624 except the traffickers have no way to find out he switched. In the unlikely even they stumble on a Reddit post, under what event to they think it will be the shop they’re using.
I feel so bad for first dude.
Yeah
That's exactly why every knowledge isn't good to know, though at least he can prevent more afterwards...
I'm a little skeptical. While branding is nothing new (hookers getting their pimp's brand, or trafficked people...) rarely do they use professional shops for that. That just puts them on law enforcement's radar. The shop owner will call it in when that tattoo is requested. And most shops do require ID for their records. A lot of shops will also split up couples if the one doing the talking isn't the one getting the tattoo... they go into a private, locked room and verify that they are consenting. 99% of the time it is above board, but no shop owner wants the liability. Even if they're legally in the clear, most business is by word of mouth, and rumors or bad reputation will kill the business overnight.
I don't get it..
Oh dear god, that man and his artists have NEVER recovered. However, they are also eye witnesses to the traffickers so I hope they helped with capturing these awful monsters
Re story 16: There is a good reason for tattoos on children. They're called medical tattoos and they're supposed to be discrete like a freckle. You put the tattoo on one half of a set of twins so that you give medication to the correct child. SSN on a child is not that. That is asking for identity theft.
I was about to comment the same thing. There was a story on reddit a few years ago about a set of twins and one needed regular injections for a medical condition. Since childcare workers couldn't tell them apart easily, they ended up injecting the wrong twin and the mother had a small tattoo put on the earlobe of the twin that needed the injections so they wouldn't get mixed up again.
@@spectralumbra1568I recall it. Grandma freaked out but couldn't find the tattoo. It landed on an r/AITA. I think rSlash read it.
@@spectralumbra1568 Found it on accident ua-cam.com/video/CPD_ZljX3u4/v-deo.html
I looked through comments to see this. These ones are very small though
Used to work with a guy with a row of oriental symbols (chinese writing) on the inside of his forearm. I never asked why. One night we wanted to get something to eat after work. First place we came to was a Chinese restaurant. I ordered my meal, the waitress looked at him, he showed her his arm. She wrote something down and walked away. He had literally got his favourite Chinese meal inked on. The whole time we were there, the staff kept coming up one at a time to see his tattoo, and we never had to pay for a drink all night. They say there's a fine line between madness and genius.
UA-camr Xiomanyc did that with Kung-pao chicken, he made a video about it
And this guy is using it as a jump rope
that poor dude in the first story I'd want to give him such a hug
I knew a kid who was tattooed as an infant but it was for medical purposed. She has an identical twin sister and my friend needed medication for an issue I can’t remember. So to prevent the medication being given to the wrong one, my friend had a mole like tattoo put on her elbow. It faded after a few years but by then they had a bit more distinguished features.
First dude, you can't help but feel for him. But... a) I'm glad he knows now. Wish it was sooner ofc, but better late than never. b) I pray he has some info to share that can help them get busted c) I pray he treated those girls with kindness and respect as clients, while he was unaware, he hopefully brought even some level of calm.
man, branding the trafficked girls was insane 😭😭
My mom had always wanted a tattoo. She was 83 so when Mother’s Day rolled around, I took her to the shop my daughters went to. She wanted a small vine and flower bracelet around her wrist. The artist was very cool about it, even added color to the three little flowers. Then told us Mom was the oldest customer she’d ever had and only charged her $20.
I lost it at the penis tat with “Ta-da!” On it. 😂😂😂😂
When I was a teenager (I'm now 29), my mum was with her bf for a few years, they had just got engaged and were starting to plan the wedding, so she decided to get a tattoo of his name on her wrist.
It was a four letter name, tattooed in nice script writing, and small enough to be covered by a watch face if she needed to cover it up for work.
About a year later they broke up. I not 100% sure why they broke up, but I think it was something to do with him having an addiction, or cheating, or both... I can't remember exactly.
She ended up getting it covered up with some flowers and some nice line work. Unfortunately the flowers don't look too good, and whenever we talk about tattoos she always mentions how she wants to get the cover up covered up because "the flowers aren't the colours I asked for, there's no detail in them at all, I look like I've got two starfish on my wrist, and you can still see the name if you look close enough", she does like the line work tho.
My mum has been with her current guy for 7 years now, they seem happy together and he's a great guy, but this tattoo bothers them both, so my mum is planning on saving up to get a much nicer, bigger and better tattoo.
She has an amazing tattoo on her back, which she absolutely loves, so mum plans on get something similar, by the same artist, as her new cover up.
Because of all the horror stories iv seen and heard about getting your partner's name tattooed on you, and from witnessing my mum making that very mistake, when me and my partner at the time decided to get a couples tattoo, we agreed "anything except names". We had both seen people get partner's names tattooed then it ending badly, so neither of us wanted to risk that, especially as we'd only been together 2 1/2 years at that point.
Anyway, we went to the tattoo studio together, got them done at the same time, sat next to eachother holding hands and supporting eachother. it was an amazing experience. We both got a tattoo that had a deep meaning to us, and helped eachother designed their tattoo.
We were together for 5 years, it ended amicably, as we had found ourselves in two very different places in life. It was very hard but it was what was best for both of us.
Whenever I see my tattoo, it makes me smile as I remember that experience of having my partner help me come up with my tattoo idea, help me design it, and holding my hand while I got the tattoo done, plus all the other amazing experiences, love and good moments we shared, as well as the deeper meaning this tattoo holds for me. And they have said they feel the same way about their tattoo.
I truly believe that if I had of gotten my partners name tattooed (instead of the tattoo I got) then I'd be filled with sadness and regret every time I looked at the tattoo, rather than the positive feelings I get now.
Although that relationship ended, it was the most healthy, important, meaningful and happy relationship I have been in. Even though we had our our ups and downs, bad days, rare arguments, and both having alot of health issues, we were always there for eachother, we always supported and encouraged eachother, loved and cared for eachother, had great communication, and had a solid friendship underneath everything. We learned from eachother and always worked through any issues we had. Although that relationship ended and we have both moved on, and even tho there were some hardships (especially due to health issues) it was a big part of my life and I will always look fondly on it.
Getting a couples tattoo, rather than each others name, worked out very well for us, and even tho we aren't together anymore those tattoos still mean alot to us.
In my opinion anyone wanting to get their partners name tattooed should consider all their options first before going for it, because you never know what could happen, but each to their own and its ultimately their choice.
Maybe consider getting matching tattoos, similar tattoos, something inspired by you and your partner, or something you design together. There are many options out there that will show the same intentions, love, and dedication to your partner that getting their name tattooed would show.
From my own experiences with loved ones getting names tattooed on them I have always been uncomfortable with getting any names tattooed on me (whether that's a partner or family members name), but I understand why someone would want to get that tattooed. It just isn't right for me.
Getting a tattoo is a major decision regardless of what your getting done, its going to be permanently on your body for the rest of your life. So please, do your research, consider all your options first, and make the best decision for you :)
Thanks for reading my comment, and have a good rest of your day xx
That first story is gut-wrenching. I feel bad for him
My friends tattoo artist has an automatic extra charge for any hate speech sort of tattoo. It’s like an extra $50 for each square centimetre or something. He doesn’t care, if they choose not to get it, cool, one less piece of sh’t tattoo out there but he makes a mint on the people who go through with it because for obvious reasons, most people won’t do those tattoos.
Considering how big these racists want their tattoos, it's at least a great way to drain their wallets if they go through with them.
Re story 25: having Merida wear less clothing wouldn't even make her more historically accurate! Women and girls of that time period and climate (10th century Scotland, more or less) would have worn multiple layers of clothing to keep themselves warm in a rainy climate AND they would have covered their hair in some way as daily hair washing wasn't a thing. I know I'm missing the point of that story, but it bothered me so much.
Okay as bad as the trafficking tattoos are the last one.... cornbread. CORNBREAD? On the plus side, hopefully those girls can get out of that situation and they can just say they really love cornbread.
I've got a few tattoos, and while I don't have any crazy stories, there were some weird things going on at a shop I went to for one of them. While I was waiting for the guy to print out the stencil, some dude came in with a painting of an eagle (literal painting, like in a frame and everything) and asked my artist if he was free today. Artist said no, but what are you looking for, maybe I can get you in with someone else. Guy holds up the painting, says "I'd like to get this as a coverup" and then lifts up his shirt to reveal this huge portrait of a lady on his ribcage. Like taking up a good half of that side of his torso. Artist says "Geez, yeah uh that's gonna be a tough one, but I think it's possible. I'm the coverup specialist here so I can probably work on that for you." Then guy is like "Great, can you do it today?" "Uh... no, I have two clients scheduled for today and that's definitely going to be a multi-session piece." And they go back and forth like that for a bit, guy doesn't want to make an appointment for later and walks out to look for another shop. And I'm just sitting there like... Sir, what is the rush? Are you going to have sex with your new girlfriend tomorrow and you don't want her to see your ex wife's portrait on your torso? Oh and then my artist had to take a break half way through to throw up because I guess it was too humid for him that day. Weird shop.
If I ran a tattoo parlor, I'd put up a sign depicting a Buddhist manji with the text "This is the only swastika you'll be getting in this shop." And that's just what I'd do if I was feeling nice.
Even then, I wouldn't do it. Most Buddhists know the weight that the symbol carries and are often have enough tact to know to not permanently brand a hate symbol on their bodies.
i personally am terrified of needles and I cant sit still for terribly long but if i was to get a tattoo it would be of the flowers my uncle Dan used to make. He had his own tattoo shop that actually burnt down after his passing (self deleted) He was the father i never had and I miss him dearly. His friends who kept the shop open offered to give me a tattoo of his roses anytime free of charge. I want to but i'm unsure if i can handle it. It would be relatively small and on my shoulder blade. Rest in Paradise uncle Dan
cheers to Dan from a fellow Dan
I got a memorial tattoo for my mom last month. Her favorite thing was hotdogs, so on my right arm I got a realistic hotdog tattoo with chibi wings and a halo. It’s my 14th tattoo.
I also have a clipper ship, a crab, a Spanish Reale, a shark cat mermaid, a skull from Our Flag Means Death, a wedjat, a Sakura branch, a life size Japanese koi, a portrait of my dear departed cat son Ricky, a semi colon with cat ears, a bat eating a sad banana, a bat on my foot, and simple Haudenosaunee sky domes on my right wrist.
yo ur tattoos sound sick!!! very fun choices :D
also, woah I love Our Flag Means Death!!
Oh that first one hurt my soul. That makes me want to cry too :(
what do u mean inside the kitty...I'm scared...like did he use a speculum to tattoo her? how did she not die???????????????? omfg i hate this
Story 1: human, Trafficking, slavery
2 seconds later: hey guys I have a discord server!!!
New video omgggg I listen to u like all day during my work
I've always wanted a really silly one
I want a metallic square on my butt cheek so I can tell people to bite my shiny, metal ass and actually have the option available
do it
0:30 The jump in tone was neck breaking 😂
i honestly dont ever want to get a tattoo
The lady who was "moaning" probably was doing something that sounds a bit like moaning, but it's a bit the human equivalent to purring. It's kinda weird and must have been a reflex to pain down there since we end up just groaning in pain with menstrual cramps. They're just that bad and you just can't do much other than tough it out
Is it possible to talk about the discord before the first story. It just feels out of place when you just finished a serious story
ive got a skitty (pokemon, the one in my pfp) tattooed on my left arm in tribute to my deceased cat, who was very comforting during some of the worst years of my life.
to answer your question at the end bud, my most distinct tat is on my shoulder. Its gallifryean (doc who. i dont know if i spelled right or not im tired its morning here) and reads from top in a counter clockwise circle: I love you. its for my nephew, i never got to say "I love you" before he passed suddenly. another fav is the ninja turtle on my side. got it the day he passed away as well.
7:15 I don't have tattoos, but this is why I have the policy that if I get a name on me, it'd be a memoriam tattoo. I know not everyone would do that, but i know I care about this person vs not knowing if/when you'd break up with any significant other
With my dad being involved in a lot of tattoo work from the early 90's up until I was twelve, I should really ask him or any of his other friends who still do tattoo work. I've never heard an uncomfortable story aside from when this kid's mom dragged her son into his shop to have him cover up a gang tattoo, but I myself remember when I was about three or four and got to watch my mom get a tattoo done by his friend.
Edit: He came home from work so I asked him. He said the most uncomfortable one he had to do in terms of gross or subject matter was a dude coming in with a napkin that had his wife's lipstick imprint on it. He had my dad turn it into a stencil and tattoo it on his asscheek.
me n my mom have matching spongebob flowers bc spongebob has been my little brothers life long special interest n has a special place in my family's lore lol
Family lore is such a cute name for stuff like that 😭
Re Story 22: It might be a good idea for any tattoo studio to have a copy of a good dictionary behind the counter.
Steves lunch box was the tat not johns treasure
my dad got my sisters name on his wrist and my whole childhood he told me he would get my name on the other 14 years later he still haven't done it. I think I know who the favourite child is
When I turn 80 (pretty soon) I'm going to have Pysanky Egg designs tattooed on. Just where, I haven't decided. Didn't want to have a tattoo earlier because God knows how it would distort when my collagen jumps ship.
I feel like can tell us in the comments also yea that lady tattooing her lady parts inside is weird
I have to know. Did limp umm biscut get the words Thor's Hammer tatted on him, or did he get the hammer?
The only names I would put on my body would be on arm or back and it could only be family (eg children sibs perants). Don't like names though soooo probably a flower that would remind me of them, I already got closed rose buds and vines
'Johnny?'
'I'm really into Mortal Kombat.'
Who's your main?'
'...'
i have the simba symbol on my forearm
I have a Spider-Man sleeve… >.>
I have two tattoos,the first one is two paw prints on my chest over my heart. That paw prints are watercolor copies of my dead dog's paw.
The second is an Otter with it's head and paws sticking up the water and it's playing a Gameboy. My artist friend drew the design and I went and got it tattooed shortly after.
My tattoo artist was concerned for me when he did 2 small tattoos for me in one day; one on my chest, which he kept asking if I was okay and I could barely feel it and the second was on my ankle which kept making me laugh. I have incredibly ticklish calves and the artist kept resting his hand on my calf that was holding the gun and the vibration of the gun was tickling me. He looked at me like I was a masochist sicko until I told him what was happening.
Last-but-one totaly knew what is going on.
7:48 Ah, there it is! Took longer than I expected.
I have a slice of pizza on my ribs
I have 2 tattoos. One is a representation of Pisces, my Sun sign. When one of my employers saw it (it's on my left calf), he asked if it was associated with a boyfriend. I thought that was the stupidest question ever. I told him NO, guys come & go, why would I put a permanent mark on MY body about someone else? If I was going to memorialize boyfriends, heck, I'd just get the entire zodiac! My other tattoo is on my right upper arm, it's the moon & stars. Represents the moon & stars. If I ever get a tattoo dedicated to another person, it would be for my late mom, and perhaps my late sister, also. No men. How dumb.
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I got my granddad's death date as an concentration camp number on my forerarm, (he survived Auschwitz, got freed after 4 months) but since he used fake IDs to get into the Wehrmacht (him and my gramma were jews,) i had to use a diffrenet numbner. he wouldnt talk about it and i never pressured. B-21220m Rip Grandpa
What was story 10 tho
8:36 I am reasonably certain that somebody who associates with that symbol would not be using "they" as a personal pronoun.
The gay couple with the dart board... I was expecting to hear his partner wanted a dart tattooed on his di...
the obligatory "not mine" but two of my friends:
one has crocs tatooed on top of his feet. like a picture of a croc. the shitty garden shoes. on both feet.
the other one, we sadly will be burying tomorrow, had a stencil of shrek's face on his right big toe.
I like to think all of my tattoos are interesting, I got cthulhu taking up all of my inner forearm on my right arm, a giant zombie turtle on my right leg, a patch work half sleeve on my left forearm of stuff from Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring.
14:18 Morticia Addams
I hope you too also have a wonderful day, or night, whoever you are, and I will see you in the next one 😉
I used to work as tattoo artist assistant and omg, once a girl came and asked for a portrait tattoo of someone and he immediately said "sure why not" and guess who's face she wanted to stuck on her body? that tattoo artist. i can see he genuinely thought she's kidding but then his facial expression changed when the lady not kidding. bruh i just laugh so hard i forgot she was still there waiting for approval. long story short, no, he declined and she did a portrait of her dog.
I personally don’t have a tattoo yet but I am planning on getting a dragon tattoo on my left leg and it’s head on my thigh to it’s tail wrapped around my ankle when I am 28 this has a lot of meanings to me 28 was the age mom had me I broke my ankle when I was 15 In high school and a dragon because well there’s just too many reasons one of them being my favourite mythical animal for my hole life and there strong and protective and sweet and sometimes mean good luck and I been playing on getting a tattoo all most my hole life and I figured out what I wanted when I was 17 so ya it means a lot to me including that both of my parents have tattoos
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13:01 dunno about america here but where I live every right has a responsibility so right to free speech but the responsibility to not harm another group or anyone so ppl who get swasthica are rlly just breaking the law 💀
7:48 i like how the wording is broken here.
Hahahahahahaha TADA!
I stick n' poked a lil face on my earlobe by myself in highschool 😅
Story 3 was so funny
I really disagree with you here... I mean.. have you seen "Inglourious Basterds"?
In my opinion... they should all have it tattooed on their foreheads so they can be easily identified...
Adding to this specific case, them having to pay for it is just a cherry on top!
I'm talking about swastikas... if it was not clear already!
Wait, slaves are branded even in this day and age? Wow, some things never change. Learn something new every day. Guess I better learn more about human trafficking now.
game name?
where's the discord link?
TBH, thankful to the guy tattooing the white supremacist. Makes it easier to avoid them lol
Story 18: I mean tbf, if they want to pay to have a giant “I’M A PIECE OF SHIT” sign for all to see, let them.
2 versions of dong tattoos. "Welcome to Jamaica, have a nice day" .... or "Wendy".
Oh hey, I'm early. Cool.
Same it's awesome
@@A_Randomguy_ yeah, I'm literally never early to anything. Honestly I swear I'll be late to my own funeral one day lol.
@@Willow_I_Guess I'll be like a year late to mine I forgot to buy the dlc or somethjng
I've got all my tattoos mapped out, some I'm still flip flopping between this design or that one, but once ive got the money to get them started, I'll finally make up my mind
Ok i wrote this while listening to the stories... Cornbread... I know that fucker.
I'd love to hear of a story of someone having got a tattoo of the entire lyrics of Used to be young by Miley Cyrus somewhere on their bodies . Possibly i WOULDN'T get it done on my own body ( some day tho Maybe i will , not sure 🤷 ) . #JustSaying🙋 , I'd love for the irony & equally fittingness Of such a tattoo design .
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Uhm, .… story 6 oh
Some Swastikas do not have Nazi Party/White Supremacist meanings, so, it very much depends upon whether or not the person who wanted the tattoo did their research and did NOT actually want the swastika/hooked cross of the Nazi Party/White Supremacists. If the person wanted the Swastika of the Nazi Party, I'd tell them to find someone else.
Ah, Neo Nazi who's too stupid to know the difference between Adolf Hitler and Charlie Chaplin...classic.
12:52 It's his job to give tattoos.
Only names safe to get in ink is kids. I have my son and daughter’s name on my arm below my family crest & coat of arms.
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I got the dark mark to honor my dad, me and him both had a love of Harry Potter and he always said he was Slytherin
Unfortunately for me that was right before the summer when the author turned out to be more of a death eater than her characters were
I'm considering maybe getting it covered but I really don't want to lose would it used to represent for me before except now I know anybody else who sees it might think it means more than it does about my views
Keep it. It means something to you. If they care enough. They will ask and you have a story.
@@tomjohnson4822 that's true.
It's the nostalgia of the memories back when I liked the author and my father are both bittersweet.
But perhaps it's better to try to hold on to the sweetness rather than letting the bitterness take over besides getting a covered will probably cost even more money and whatever so there's that too
@@lahlybird895 give it some thought. I'm just someone on the Internet with an opinion..but it's my honest one.
@@tomjohnson4822 lol, that is also very true.
And you have points it does mean something to me and a sign from that firstly it's not for I shouldn't let other people's ideas influence what I do with my skin anyway given that whatever they assume about my opinions isn't correct and it's none of their business beside which also it's not like I'm the one who has to look at it.
And a skull with a snake is just a cool tattoo anyway
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Swastika is a hindu and buddist symbol too... so, of course not all of them were socialists
The nazis were not socialists and when most people say "swastikas" they are clearly referring to the nazi symbol.
@@stuffynosepatrol the nazi were socialists, that's literally what "nazi" mean. it's an abbreviation from the german word _nationalsozialist_ , which, surprise surprise, means _national socialist_ . now whether we _think_ they fit the criteria for the definition is a different story. but they did auto labeled themeselves as such as that is a historical fact.
@@soph5976 "national socialist" was the name, yes, but the "socialist" only referred to a sense of social togetherness between arians rather than the actual definition of a socialist which refers to an economic stance in which the government redistributed wealth to helping the people. The "socialism" of the nazis was not actually socialism because it had nothing to do with the economy or how the money was spent (even though they marketed themselves as such, which was a lie. Big shocker, the nazis lied).
The nazi party also labeled themselves as not committing a genocide but we accept that that was a lie and you'd be heart pressed to find anybody saying otherwise.
I have my wedding ring tattooed
Correction: Swastika is a holy symbol in Hinduism & Buddhism.
What OP meant was Hakenkreuz, which was a Naz* symbol.
People really need to get their facts right.
yeah but the name was bastardized and that's just what its known as now. Negro* is most other languages in NOT racist and in fact if you look at a black Crayola Crayon it'll say it on it. That's because Negro is simply the color black in most languages including english but was inherently made racist overtime. The meanings of words and symbols change overtime and where the original swastika was meant for the sun and healing, that is no longer the case to the point a lot of old temples are being defaced to erase the simbol from existence.
*(note that my use of the word Negro is not used to defame or to be predatory against any race or persons. I am against hate speech but am pro knowledge. Please educate yourself as you can disarm the power that uneducated language has when stupid people speak without common sense. Thankyou)
please...stop the comments in green. please.
It's his content he can do what he wants
Genuine question, but why would you prefer listening to this video instead of reading the comments yourself if you don't want the host's opinion?
Because for me that's what makes the videos personal and interesting
Don't believe story #1.
You do realize that the swastika is just a normal Hindu symbol, right? It's pretty common in India.
Edit: the spectrum of free speech most Asian countries are in don't sit where you think it sits. Where we stand usually is free speech ends where another person's right begins
Most people sadly don't care enough to learn the swastika's origins, they're perfectly happy being willfully ignorant and letting it be something they're told by others to hate the very sight of.
When angled a certain way, yes. However it was corrupted by Nazi's as a hate symbol.
I have 2 tattoos. One is a representation of Pisces, my Sun sign. When one of my employers saw it (it's on my left calf), he asked if it was associated with a boyfriend. I thought that was the stupidest question ever. I told him NO, guys come & go, why would I put a permanent mark on MY body about someone else? If I was going to memorialize boyfriends, heck, I'd just get the entire zodiac! My other tattoo is on my right upper arm, it's the moon & stars. Represents the moon & stars. If I ever get a tattoo dedicated to another person, it would be for my late mom, and perhaps my late sister, also. No men. How dumb.