Individuals who ink for spiritual concerns may do so to show devotion or morality; it is a personal choice.
Religion is a touchy subject in this realm of ink, just as in any other. What ones beliefs may be, are not necessarily the same as another’s. People tend to take offense to what they are unfamiliar with or to what they do not believe in. The idea that we are all entitled to our own opinion and form of expression is subjective; always has been and may always be, as is our right to freedom of any sort.
Who draws the lines to right and wrong, and do we really care about these lines applied by others regarding those we place upon ourselves, literally? Should we? Does choosing to tattoo really need to provoke conflict or do humans just need to find a fight? Where's your spirit?
What we who ink dare to do, since we are able to, should be our choice anyhow.
Age old questions which are still aging...can't we all just get along?
Who draws the lines to right and wrong, and do we really care about these lines applied by others regarding those we place upon ourselves, literally? Should we? Does choosing to tattoo really need to provoke conflict or do humans just need to find a fight? Where's your spirit?
What we who ink dare to do, since we are able to, should be our choice anyhow.
Age old questions which are still aging...can't we all just get along?
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