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Sometimes I want to get a little question mark on like my wrist to remind me that uncertainty is always the answer, but I don't think I'd want that on me forever.
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a tattoo i saw had an unclosed circle as a reminder that not everything has to be perfect. it would definitely trigger those obsessions, but its a cute thought
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I personally wouldn't get a tattoo of it, bc I want to he able to let it go one day and not he reminded of it forever 😊
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i love this. the idea letting it go
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@liv28 Me too! Hopefully one day🤞🏻
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I've been wanting to get a small (and classy) one for years, but I can't decide on what to get. I was thinking a quote too, but I'm terrified I'll regret it. And yeah.. I've seen some really bad ideas on Google as well😂😱
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Alegra Larsen’s got “pure” on ur arm for pure-o
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The ones on tik tok of this guy who does them is amazing @conortravers95
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*online
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thanks everyone!!!
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