WHEN someone gets a tattoo it can say a lot about who that person is or where they are at that point in life.
And it looked like one woman had her heart broken when she showed off her artistic tattoos.
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When the woman posted her tattoo on social media, the woman’s skin showed a heart that had first been broken and then glued back together with another piece.
The broken piece was visible beneath the now broken heart.
It was a tattoo on her chest that she couldn’t hide. She might regret it later.
The tattoo went viral on the internet, with people pointing out that it had a major design flaw.
The heart, which was sewn together, read ‘Steve’, with the ‘st’ written in a gray half heart and the ‘ve’ in red.
But the broken piece underneath, which was also red, had the letters ‘lo’ in the middle.
Many people were confused by the placement of the tattoo, wondering if the image was supposed to depict Steve or Stove.
The strange design was actually supposed to say ‘Lost Love’, but no one understood.
You could blame them, but it seemed like the tattoo just wasn’t thought out well enough.
People were quick to share their thoughts about the ink on the Facebook group, That’s it, I’m inkshaming. (Basically bad tattoos)while others were still trying to figure out what it said.
Someone wrote: “You should have done it the other way around so it would say lost love.”
Another commented: “I really didn’t know what to say until I read your comment.”
“I was super confused – I needed to look in the comments to see what was supposed to be there. Steve, stove… lost wasn’t on the list,” wrote a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “EVERY TIME this gets shared and that’s A LOT I STILL see Steve… not Lost Love and it drives me crazy that it’s not Steve at all at this point…”
Most common tattoo designs
A tattoo artist shared the designs and drawings most requested by customers.
- Flowers, butterflies
- Matching tattoos
- Pets or animal related
- Infinity symbols
- Hearts, stars, moons
- Skulls
- Inspirational words or quotes
- Tribe
“Terrible execution,” claimed a fifth.
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