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chibixal wrote:I wanted to symbolize this, and it was to remind me of a fresh start to take this in a more positive way... But now my outlook is better. Acceptance felt amazing.
Katariina wrote:chibixal wrote:I wanted to symbolize this, and it was to remind me of a fresh start to take this in a more positive way... But now my outlook is better. Acceptance felt amazing.
I'm happy for you! I recently have been getting a large forearm (elbow to wrist) tattoo to cover up old self-harm scars. Not to forget about what I had gone through, but to feel reborn and accept that my past struggles are going to forever be a part of who I am. I want to see my struggles for their beauty and not for their pain. Acceptance is amazing. Your husband did a good job!
chibixal wrote:Katariina wrote:chibixal wrote:I wanted to symbolize this, and it was to remind me of a fresh start to take this in a more positive way... But now my outlook is better. Acceptance felt amazing.
I'm happy for you! I recently have been getting a large forearm (elbow to wrist) tattoo to cover up old self-harm scars. Not to forget about what I had gone through, but to feel reborn and accept that my past struggles are going to forever be a part of who I am. I want to see my struggles for their beauty and not for their pain. Acceptance is amazing. Your husband did a good job!
That's great to hear. My husband has covered some of his scars but it would take a lot of ink to cover all of his. But I'm proud to know its been over a year since he has harmed himself. He is a very good tattoo artist. I hope to be as good as him one day.
That's very inspiring ! I'm happy it's been so long for him, and that he has come to terms with the scars enough to have art done over them. He's a lucky guy to have your support! I have somewhat of a large amount to cover up, so even the full forearm sleeve would be just reducing what scars are seen. That's all I want to cover, though, because I'd rather myself and the world see something nice instead of that every time I'm out.
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