刺。青。

August 17, 2015

以前可能自己还算是传统教育吧

或者是电影戏剧的影响

总是觉得刺青的人有坏人的形象

但是长大后才发现根本没有那么一回事啦

青龙白虎不过是跳跳虎和吉蒂猫

吓唬人的

哈哈哈

我就有很多超疼爱我的伯伯

他们身上也是有刺青啊

但是根本就好人一个

因为是“搞艺术”的

长大后刺青对我来说是身上的一幅画

不同的是它们有着特别的故事背景

特别中意简约风的刺青

特酷的！

也有认识到有刺青的朋友

其实他们都很善良

哈哈哈哈

为了打破传统观念

特别找了一些例子给大家看看

“‘Stet’ is a form of Latin verb, and is a term used in editing and proofreading. It roughly translates as ‘let it stand’ — or, as my editor friend Craig said it better: leave it, nothing wrong here. Some people might think that I should change who I am — tone down what they consider my crazy — but, actually it is fine for me to remain as I am.” —roxannemackey1

Stet在拉丁语大概指的是‘就这样，任由它，没什么不对的’ 她刺这个字的原因是周围的人都希望她可以改变，不要再那么她们所谓的疯狂，这会提醒她可以做她喜欢的自己，她就是她，没什么不对的，也不需要改变。

“I got this tattoo of a quote from Albert Camus — ‘In the midst of winter, I found there was within me an invincible summer’ — with a sweet olive tree for my birthday. I’ve had a lot of personal issues, most recently a divorce after 24 years of marriage, and somehow I always pull through.” —jenniferlegerm

这是Albert Camus 的名言，和她最爱的橄榄树，是她给自己的一份生日礼物告诉她从24年的婚姻走出来或许不是太坏的事，她扛得住也做到了。

“I have ‘this too shall pass’ on my shoulder. Every time I’m depressed, it reminds me that it’s only for a moment, and will pass.” —haleeee

‘这也始终会过去的’ 每每她感到失意难过的时候肩膀上的字会提醒她没什么过不去的，这次也一样！

“I have been chronically ill for my entire life. From an immune disorder at birth which led to two kidney transplants, to the chronic pain which none of the dozens of doctors I’ve seen can figure out, to every cold or flu that comes from spending life on anti-rejection drugs. When I’m not feeling well, I will often call my mom, and every time she’ll say, ‘Just breathe, drink a cup of tea, and keep moving.’ Last year, I got my first tattoo. It just says ‘BREATHE’ in my best friend’s handwriting. Every time I look at it— either during my multiple hospitalizations, on a day when I’m in so much pain I can’t move, or just when my anxiety is trying to pummel me— I look at it and I take a deep breath and it helps me keep my mind at ease with the things that I cannot control.” —imawhaleofatale

体弱多病的她，每每被病魔缠身是都会想妈咪诉苦，而妈妈每次都会告诉她-深呼吸，喝杯茶，继续你的人生。所以去年她用好友的笔迹刺了一个breathe，提醒自己深呼吸，人生还是要继续，还是会继续的。

“I have a thigh piece that says ‘I deserve good things’ because the concept of deserving the same things as everyone else, and being equal them, has been a particularly hard one for me to accept, both as a fat girl and as a survivor of physical/emotional/sexual abuse. I became really determined to get this tattoo as a symbol of how far I’ve come in my self-love journey, and as a reminder that I have inherent worth as a person!” —Amisha Treat, Facebook

遭遇了很多对她不公平的事情，不只是外表，还有身理上，心理上，甚至性虐待，她不断提醒自己‘我值得拥有更好的’提醒她要爱自己更多一点！

“I used to think being strong meant never faltering — always being there for other people, and never having to ask for help. When I was 17, I was diagnosed with panic disorder after months of crippling panic attacks, sometimes several a day. I had to change my definition of strong. Strong means asking for help. Strong means admitting when you are weak. Several years later, my fight continues. The ellipses remind me there is always more to say. The sentence is never over. Even when all you want is for it to be over, there is more fight in you.” —sfeldman26

他一直觉得strong是很强悍，是不需要帮助，知道病魔告诉他，其实strong是在有需要的时候有勇气求助，而那三点是告诉自己无数个挑战还会再继续，所以你还要继续坚强下去。。。

“This tattoo is for my recovery from self-harm. I got the ‘future’ part done on my 18th birthday, a birthday I never thought I would see because of my depression, anxiety, eating disorder, and other things. I got the ‘past’ part on the first anniversary of giving up self harm. Relapses happen, but what’s important is that we choose recovery again. These tattoos help me do that, when it’s hard to remember the point of it all. Recovery is possible and worth it.” —arur

自虐症病患的刺青。曾经无法控制的伤害自己，而未来则要无止境的爱护自己。。

“I got the idea from Project Semicolon, and it really resonated with me. I always loved tattoos on other people but never thought I’d like something enough to put it on my body forever, until I saw this. I have depression, anxiety, and the occasional panic attack. The idea behind the semicolon is that it represents a sentence the author could have ended and chose not to. YOU are the author. The sentence is your life. I look at it every day and feel like a survivor.” —janam4b10867dd
拥有忧郁症和恐惧症。这个；相信爱看书的朋友不会陌生，通常是作家在故事最后的一个符号，代表他可以将这个作为故事的结局，但他却选择不要那样做。在你的人生里你是你自己的作者，这个符号提醒着她还活着，而且选择更好的活下去！

“I got my tattoo after recovering from EDNOS. Pretty simple: The cage represents my eating disorder, and the bird represents my mind.” —yourenottheone

厌食症患者决定不再被厌食症困住自己！

这些人的刺青不是扮酷，不是跟风，更不是不良分子
他们只是选择用自己的方式
鼓励自己要做得更好，过得更好，更努力活下去而已

如果你想刺青，请为了你自己，而不是为了别人

找了一些很优雅的刺青!
抹去了高调的喧哗
换来低调的高贵 ~

特别适合女生哦