• hperrin@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    Objectively, Chinese characters look cooler than latin characters, so he can just shut up and let us get water tattooed on us.

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    5 days ago

    ngl, I’d think that someone with the word “water” tattooed on them in a sharpie style like that is cool. It just has a vibe I like.

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    Both English and Chinese speaking people have both English and Chinese tattoos. It’s fine.

    From my experience far more Chinese people were against tattoos of any kind, rather than caring about what the tattoo is.

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    I know a ton of people with English words tattooed in cool fonts. That said, they rarely are nonsense like Charcoal Grill.

    No regarts, though, right?

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      Now that im into!

      All these basic white removed (I mean that in an ungendered way) basically covering themselves in clipart makes me sick. Whether it’s a young builder with the monster logo and a skull or some barista abomination, its all so trashy and performative

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    Hers is weird because if they were writing vertically, they would keep everything vertical, not write words horizontal (line 3 and 6).

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    While I’m not a fan of the concept that simply having a tattoo in non Roman characters automatically makes some Instagram bullshit deep, these people don’t, and shouldn’t, give a shit what anyone else thinks of what they do with their body.