Does having tā moko impacting your dating life

There's a new wave of young Māori who are feeling the pull to receive their moko kauae or mataora. Moeawa Tamanui-Fransen is one of them and on her journey she wants to know more about the experiences that young Māori who wear moko kanohi have.
In this episode Moeawa explores the topic of dating with moko kanohi.
This is part of our reo Māori series, Ohinga, created by Mahi Tahi Media, with funding from Te Māngai Pāho and the NZ on Air Public Interest Journalism Fund. Stay tuned for a new episode every week.
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[@moanabell3550]

Make up your own tikanga- I love that. Such a non-colonised and indigenous attitude. And I love it ❤

[@arawiri]

Ever since I got mine people ignore me, especially maoris, I don't even have people anymore. I wish I'd never got it.

[@Sue-KuroNeko]

I think ta moko is a beautiful tattoo to have on face, maybe bc im Vietnam and we don’t have these cultures. So be yourself and be proud of ur ta moko and ur family, wish the best luck for u. Love from Vietnam

[@ron2079]

Maybe it’s a blessing in disguise. Filtering out the ones u don’t need. Even if it is our own people. Love from over here sis ❤

[@moanabell3550]

Troll comment, very obviously by someone NOT Māori 😂 - you’re not fooling anyone lol😂

[@user-dz6oq3gk3w]

It means look at me everybody, because I am a complete tosser.

[@ohnean1]

Hit the nail on the head ... you're a complete tosser !!

[@roimatacooper3415]

Why do you say that?

[@roimatacooper3415]

Why do you say that?