Anyone who thinks gabbie is a healthy minded person either is a liar or an enabler. She's nuts and blames every single one of her problems on mental illness. This is just something she's doing to get attention again.
Getting a whole bunch of tattoos at once is very impulsive, getting rid if them could be a sign of healing. I'd like to give this woman credit, idk why people keep wishing the worst on her.
Im glad she can afford to do all this removal and can bear the pain of it. I get the impression tiktok isnt the healthiest place for this woman to be living.
The internet isn’t good for her in general. She was like this before TikTok too lol she just didn’t have as much of a platform because she was ostracized from YT for a minute but this is classic Gabbi Hanna.
I once saw an interview with Cher & they asked about her thoughts on tattoos & I think she had the best answer. She said, “Think about it for a year. If the next year comes & you still want it, go for it”.
It's interesting that it's a Cher quote because my Mom always said the same thing... coincidentally, my Mom was a asked to do a few different Cher inspired shoots/appearances because of how similar she looked to her.
Thats how I feel The only tattoo I had on a whim was my first and it's the one I regret the most Now I think about it for at least 6 months Its so expensive and it'll last forever
That’s why I started getting tattoos! I waited a whole *year* to make sure I really wanted the first one I got. Didn’t tell anyone about it either, because I didn’t want my decision to be swayed by other people’s opinions. You gotta get your tattoos for yourself and no one else.
@@acaroljuno My first was matching with by BFF (besties for more than 35 yrs so I figured we’re safe from “the curse”) just so my mom wouldn’t freak out as much. I’m in my 40’s btw & this was just last year! 😂 Next one will be a memorial for my grandparents that I’ve wanted for more than 5 yrs. That’ll be later this summer. I’m so excited.
I agree 100%. I have 3 more tattoos in mind that I have wanted for YEARS that I will get and feel good about. My tatoos all mean something to me, too. My tatoos reflect who and what I care about.
I actually really liked her neck tat, didn’t care about the backstory at all but I thought it was really cool placement and the insects looked really elegant
Totally - for Halloween I got temporary tattooed butterflies down my neck because I loved hers, and the result didn't disappoint. If a tattoo like that didn't hurt my employability I would get it in a heartbeat.
She's not "trying" to do anything. She's manic bipolar. We really live in a virtual colosseum, where everyone is thirsty to see blood and guts and mental illness and celebrate that with hatred. its literally disgusting. i wish her peace. My grandmother died having this illness, but at least she did so in privacy and with love from her family.
You can't blame shitty behavior on mental illness...especially when you're doing nothing to help yourself. Gabbie is a horrible bully. There's no excuse for treating everyone around you like garbage. She's a trash person PERIOD
Bipolar is awful and I'm lucky my medication keeps it mostly under control and lucky DBT mindfulness has been helpful for my moods. Even then, sometimes I have to take time off work to take double my antipsychotic and in turn sleep all day just to prevent manic episodes. I can't afford more scars or another attempt just because I can't think through my delusions.
Thank you for recognizing that tattooing can be abused to be a form of SH. My tattoo artist recognized this in me, so now he won’t ‘spontaneously’ tattoo me. Obviously this only works because we have a relationship based on trust.
Thanks for sharing. For me it's not SH but more like a drug, whenever I felt down from my depression I needed a "hit" and would run to my tattoo shop. My artist also called me out on it and said he wouldn't tattoo me unless the appointment is at least 3 months away. I'm glad there are professionals out there who recognize this type of behaviour and take action.
tattoos help me cope when i get SH urges, but also i still wait months, if not a year, before getting a tattoo, because it’s better to resist the urges and heal myself from the addiction than getting a tattoo i’d hate. but it does help me get my “fix” and give me something pretty to look at. it’s a reminder of how strong i am.
I feel that if you go in thinking you can just get your tattoo removed if you don't like it, you shouldn't get tattoos unless you are 100% sure you are committed. It's okay to make mistakes and get them removed if you want, just saying my piece.
i dont think tattoos are for micro-managing types honestly... tattoos are for art lovers, people who appreciate imperfections and accept mistakes as part of who they are.
I really respect that you're willing to private a video, unprivate a video, and also admit that if someone doesn't want to get a tattoo by you that's ok.
I agree! I looked at the video and I can see both sides but it’s admirable to stand up for what you believe in even if it’s something some dont! I will say most of the top comments disagree with her which is even more admirable that she decided to put it back up
Can confirm: tattoo removal is fucking hell. Story time. You’ll love this one. I have always wanted to be a tattoo artist and be heavily tattooed since I was like 13. I planned my first (very small) tattoo for my 19th birthday (I’m 34 now) and loved it. It was a small design of filigree and stars on my lower right hip less than 3” long and 1” wide in black ink. I got home and, like a dummy, left the care instructions in the bathroom where my dad found them. He absolutely lost his fucking mind, called me all sorts of horrible names, told me I was worthless now, blah blah blah, and threw me out of the house. After 2 weeks of couch surfing he called me back and said “Ok, you can continue to live here, I will continue to pay for your car insurance, health insurance, college, food, phone, etc., but you’re getting that removed and you’re paying for it.” So, being a young victim of emotional abuse and feeling like I had no other choice, I agreed, and reluctantly went through 6 sessions of the most excruciating pain I could ever imagine. It was even more horrendous looking than Gabby’s. Horribly bloody and bruised. I could literally smell my flesh cooking at each session. $2000 I paid for that utter tormenting trauma. It was fucking horrible. 😅 Since then, I’ve gotten a half sleeve, a giant rib piece, and a huge thigh piece that won’t be going anywhere. I love all of my tattoos. But I’ve kept the big disfiguring scar on my hip of the tattoo that once was. I should really get something to cover it up, but part of me doesn’t want to forget it. My dad and I are on better terms now than we were then, but he’s never apologized or admitted any wrongdoing. I don’t know that I’ll ever be able to forget that. So that’s my traumatic tattoo removal story. 😂
Omg 😧 this is heartbreaking to read glad you survived that... that sounds very traumatic and I thought my parents were bad all they ever said was your tattoos are ugly.
Damn that must be REALLY traumatizing. Ever though about getting the same tattoo again? Maybe it would feel empowering. I really hope ur doin better now :/
@@SunriseOpportune Yes, it was much more expensive and less widely available than it is today. This all happened 15 years ago now (although it doesn’t feel like it). But, I also think the place I got it done may have been ripping me off. I also don’t think they really knew what they were doing since the tattoo removal I hear about nowadays doesn’t cause anywhere near as much burning, bruising, scarring, and pain as mine did. I also heard that they are supposed to be using Lidocaine to numb the area, but they only used a topical numbing cream and it barely did anything to mask the pain. I got it done at a “Med-Spa” in Baltimore where they also did laser hair removal and that sort of thing. I just went with the first place I found that offered tattoo removal. My only explanation is that I was young and dumb. LoL. 😆
every change she makes she claims it’s a result of a new found sense of peace, and it’s for real this time… i genuinely feel bad for her, but there’s a 90% change in a year she will make a “why i regret removing my tattoos” video
I genuinely hope she can find peace. I unfortunately don’t think she is going to find that while having so much online attention on her life. She obviously has some kind of mental health stuff going on and I’m sure the online attention isn’t helping. I wish she would take an actual real break from the internet and not share so much of herself when she comes back. I don’t think sharing every part of your life online is healthy for anyone tbh
I am not in Gabbie Hanna's brain, so I can't really know for sure, but it seems that every change she does she tells everyone that she is 100% sure that it's good for her, only for her to change her mind at some point. What if she regrets removing them ? Every time she is like "yes, that is the real me and every other time I said that I was actually wrong but now it's true", si idk what to think about it
Unfortunately you just have to wait and see. I have trouble with whether she's really just got so many issues or if she's doing it to get people to look at her. I can't really say either way but I do hope she's getting the help she needs.
I’m not qualified to diagnose her but as someone who spent over a year in various psych facilities, it honestly seems to me that she has BPD on top of being bipolar. With BPD, you don’t have a stable sense of self, and you feel a deep emptiness. Many people with BPD cope with that void by creating a new identity (with new hobbies, likes and dislikes, new friends, sometimes personality traits change too…) and after a while, they realize that it’s not really them. They feel empty again, and the cycle repeats itself. Meds can help, but they won’t cure or cover BPD symptoms up. 90% of the healing happens through therapy, but it’s a slow process that takes years, and I wish her a lot of luck with that, whether she has BPD or not.
I’m right there with you. It honestly looks more like codependency to me. The fact that she likes the tattoos, but only when she’s around other artists and musicians, but feels insecure about them around other people, tells me she is so consumed with what other people think of her that she is just trying to conform into whatever she thinks the person she’s speaking to at the moment wants her to be, at least in her own estimation. Sounds like she is just so desperate for the approval of others and so used to transforming herself into whatever she thinks other people want that she doesn’t even know who she really is. I used to be just like that too and it fucking sucks. I really feel for her. I just hope someday she’ll figure out what she really wants and stop letting the opinions of others influence her so much.
You can’t tell me that her getting all those tattoos she got especially the one on her neck wasn’t her being a bipolar manic episode. She probably came down from that and then realized oh this is what I’ve done. And now is getting them removed.
I feel like this is gonna lead to her regretting removing the tattoos, just as much as she regretted getting them. Because it’s all a bunch of impulsive decisions, and it’s gonna be an endless cycle of ups and downs for her
She didn't outright say it but she very heavily implied that whatever was going on aided her in getting them and once she got out of the manic state that she was regretting it
In my opinion, the artist should have been more cautious to give someone with very few tattoos such a visable tattoo. I know a lot of heavily tattooed people that don't have a neck tattoo! Something about it changes your appearance more than a lot of other placements. Not something to take lightly.
yeah I was about to say something along these lines! I've came across artists who will refuse to give clients visible tattoos if they have minimal tattoos already and I don't blame them at all
@@user-bw8tx4ko9s my favorite tattoo artist is like this! They won't do hand or neck tattoos unless the client has other tattoos (visible or not) and a secure job, or a job type where the tattoos wouldn't matter much.
Gabbie is bipolar. In her manic states, she is and will be ALWAYS trying to find the 'eldorado' in her mind where she feels great and clean and in peace - then she keeps starting projects, getting them, seeing is not the eldorado she searches, leaving/removing the project, restarting, and doing it all over again. She needs therapy and medications, to help her, because this will never end. She'll be forever in this chaotic mental state, without the proper mental care she needs.
Yeah, it pains me to see her go through all this self-exposure. My granfather was bipolar but thankfully he didn't get literal maniac episodes, but hypomaniac episodes.
☁️ there is a surge of people who got inked post-Covid and regret it. Most of it was around 2021-2022, so Gabbie isn’t an anomaly. If you’re doing removal, there’s an awesome subreddit that has been helpful.
@@phruitshnack7176 I read in the news a few weeks ago that Ephemeral tattoos (which were advertised to only last this long) haven’t actually been fading at all for some people and a lot of people feel they’ve been scammed by them it’s wild
I used to be a laser tech and for full removal we usually told people 3 years for full removal because to fully remove a tattoo it generally takes 10-12 sessions spaced at a minimum of 8 weeks apart.
But don’t you think her bruising & bleeding looks… wrong? We do removal in my medical office (though I don’t do it personally) and I’ve never seen anyone look that bad
@@scarletsletter4466 it definitely doesn’t look like it should. I have never seen any sort of bruising or bleeding from a pico sure or yag machines. If I had to guess this could just be a generic table top laser used by medspas a lot of the time. I
I have 4 tattoos & I don’t like all of them, but I could never remove any of them. Each of my tattoos were from a different time in my life & they don’t tell a story, but they do hold memories. They’re like bookmarks in my book of life
I get the vibe of just hurting yourself. My mom always called me a wh*r3 my whole life. When I SH'd I even carved it in my hip. I planned on tattooing it on my body and I'm so thankful someone talked some sense into me.
I think my only concern is that she seems convinced that 100% removal with zero scarring is a definite and a lot of people think that and it’s just not a guarantee. It could happen and she could be lucky but I think everyone needs to be prepared for that going into a removal because emotionally that would be so difficult to deal with if you were convinced this would solve the problem completely then find out after going through so much that it doesn’t and you aren’t lucky. I think it needs talked about more in general too because some people think it’s a magic definite and go into getting tattooed thinking that and have that false sense of security which makes them more rash in their decisions because they don’t view it as permanent really.
there is definitely a conversation to be had about people going through things and thinking a tattoo will "fix" them. same with most body mods honestly, even including something smaller like dyeing your hair. body mods shouldn't be used as a replacement for good therapy. i think that's why there's a lot of stigma now about having colorful hair, many piercings, tattoos, etc. very often those people are using changing their appearance as a way to run from deeper issues. i think the reason gabbie is getting so much hate is exactly that- she's an example of why people judge modded people like they do. in her case, they were right.
I dyed my hair crazy colors regularly for 20 years. I didn't do it for any emotional reasons, just thought it was pretty. But every time someone would ask if it was a "cry for help" or if I was going through something, I would reply with "So what if I am? What if this is how I'm self-destructing? It's not hurting anyone including myself, it's not affecting my ability to work or go to school, and it's hair and will grow back with no scars or issue at all." So not "reversible" but not permanent, ya know? So I think dying hair is actually a great body mod to choose when you are in a place where you wanna be drastic but don't wanna do real damage.
I find it hard to take anything she says at face value. I think she is always being performative and is able to rationalize and justify anything in her head. When you say she has a very positive outlook on the removal process, I’d be willing to bet she had the same energy about getting the tattoos in the first place. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if she does a 180 in a few months again.
I’d like to offer a offer a different perspective if possible 7:17 when you have bipolar disorder (like I do) you do not think in the long term. When you’re manic it can seem like you’re putting on a persona because you truly aren’t yourself, you’re a “better, idealized” version of yourself. Also 9:25 I understand still liking the tattoo but it being a reminder of the headspace you were in when you got them. I have a lot of bipolar friends with awesome tattoos that have negative associations with them because they got them at a time where their mental health was really bad. 💭
I'm glad I never regretted any of my tattoos, because I simply don't see them as a big deal, all of them are pretty and in a way complement my body, and that's it.
💭 The conversation about mental health and the decision about whether or not to get tattooed when you're "goin' through it" so to speak is sooooo interesting.
I agree, it's an interesting conversation. I Honestly, was very against getting any tattoos while you're going thru something - until it happened to me. I had this tattoo idea I had wanted for a year to 2, but never felt like it was the right time to get it. Then after losing and burying my grandma, I just knew it was the right time. I went to get the tattoo done within a week of getting home from all the travel, and now it holds a special place in my heart. Now my stance is that I don't think ppl should get a tattoo of any kind without considering it for at least a few months.
I am a tattoo artist that is open to talking about my clients mental health through tattooing, and it’s a great way to release and let go while also creating a new piece and new chapter for my clients. I absolutely love creating that space in comfort and trust for my clients.
@@shaythesensei I love that! I've heard that some tattoo artists are sort of like underpaid therapists at times. That's part of why I try to always tip 30%, because I know they have to put up with so much shit and I think the art is worth so much more than money 🥲 Thank you for being a tattoo artist!
This is why I feel that people should get temporary tattoos if they are having doubts. Don't get anything permanent if you are not sure. Atleast with temporary tattoos you get a feel for being tattooed.
@@skyegroome223 genuinely asking, didn't she only wear them for like a week tho? maybe even less? bc i thought she said she had worn the temp ones for a few days. which is not nearly enough time to decide whether you'd like that permanently or not.
Feeling super grateful that I had an amazing experience with tattoo removal! I had a small section on my arm where I didn’t like the shading of my otherwise beautiful tattoo - we also tried to fix it by incorporating some little clouds but I still wasn’t happy with it. I went to a dermatologist’s office who offered the 2 part laser removal (first laser breaks up the scar tissue and second laser breaks up the ink) and I was able to get lidocaine injections so I was numb for the whole process - even after the numbness wore off it wasn’t painful at all. Very thankful after hearing about some not so great experiences from others!
I can't imagine going through all the pain of a tattoo just to have it removed months later. But that's just me. I really appreciate your nuanced take on this situation.
@@who__cares__ the funniest thing is all the drama channels that are “holier than thou” pretending they are better than her while they won’t let her rest
I get where Gabbie is coming from. I planned a tattoo in the midst of a breakdown, but at the time I didn’t see it as that, it was something that would make me feel better about myself. Like if I change the outside I’m changing the inside? It turned out to be a terrible idea, I just went along with the artists design and didn’t think much about it because there was too much going on inside my head. Looking back, I shouldn’t have started the process in the first place. I hated it as soon as I got home and it sent me into an anxiety spiral. A year and a half after getting it I had covered by another artist in a different studio, and love what I now have. I spent time planning it and working the with artist, and it also helped that I was in a much better mental place. When you’re going through something, it’s not until the dust settles that you realise how much of a mistake you’ve made.
Mental health issues and too much money to burn do NOT go hand and hand. I understand how seeing those tattoos can send a person back to those unhealthy times, like how a scar can bring back the feeling of the injury.
I hate to break it to her but if she thinks a year will get them gone, she has a rude awakening about to happen. I am about 9 months into my lightening for a cover up and I don’t even think a year will be enough just to lighten. I wouldn’t be surprised if her dark neck tattoos take 3+ years to remove. And it’s cute to ‘enjoy them while they are here’, they are going to look like ass halfway through until it’s done. I don’t think I’d have the patience to get to full removal. It’s a painstaking process
Good for Gabbie for getting to a better place with her mental health tattoos or not. Good for Celle speaker your mind, reposting your video, and still being supportive. One of my fav tattoo channels right here
bein uncomfortable with my tattoos in certain settings is so real. i love all my tattoos and i never want to remove them but sometimes i just don’t want the attention.
God, Gabbie's such a terrible person, but it is hard to watch someone so clearly going through an extended mental breakdown. She needs to get off the internet like... forever.
Yes, too much social media is harmful for most people, but it seems like any social media (from the posting or viewing standpoint) is cancerous for Gabbie.
@@aret_ Theres a list you should really look up videos about it, but shes pretty racist and has had issues in the past with bullying, however she is manic bipolar so it could explain the behaviors but alot of what she said isn't excused by her mental diagnosis
This seems like a useful case study in why getting early job stoppers isn't an overall great idea. We think we understand how we'll feel in and respond to certain situations (like being visibly tattooed) but, in reality, it's impossible to know what it's like until you're in it. And GH not only launched into visible work, but it's also front and centre (behind the ear or back of the neck is also visible but is less involved in a person's immediate impression of you), and I can imagine her having some unexpected identity issues alongside the discomfort of feeling more observed in public spaces. She has a very young audience so I hope this serves as a bit of a cautionary tale and reinforces the value of listening to your tattoo artist when they say you should ideally be more extensively tattooed before going for hands and neck. 💭
Hey celle, I discovered your channel a month ago and have watched every video since. Your voice is so soft and relaxing and your videos are always entertaining. Also your new tattoo looks sick and I hope your apprenticeship is continuing to go well!
I havent kept up with gabbie for like a couple years bc at one point it became very obvious that everything about her presence on the internet was super unhealthy like her own experience but also the way people interact with her and me consuming that content. But from someone who hasn't seen what she's been up to in a long time, this feels very healthy to me. She is talking very clearly and sounding very rational. In response to people disagreeing with her she's not freaking out, she's showing her appreciation for the concern but sticking with her decision, which I think is a good amount of maturity to go through something like a tattoo removal and is apparently not a level of maturity she showed before getting the tattoos. Even if the tattoos are "cool" it seems like she realized thats not whats important to her and it doesn't reflect who she is and I really respect that she's admitting that. This is also hopefully a message to her young fans to not hastily get tattoos just bc they think it'll make them cool
I started getting my tattoo removed 2 months after I got it done. I had spent 3+ years with this tattoo idea, artist and placement in my head but it did not work for me once it was on me. It is true what they say about tattoo removal: it is more expensive than a tattoo, it is more painful, it is more icky, the healing is gross and it takes ages to fully remove the tattoo. I do not wish the tattoo removal process on anyone but I am glad the solution is there. Hopefully me, Gabbie and everyone else never experience such big tattoo regret going forward 💭
exact same situation with me! currently going through it now, on my 4th session and its fading but not gone yet. literally wanted it for 3 years but it just doesn't look right on me in my opinion. how many sessions did it take for you?
@@doodooheadpeepeedoo3577don’t know if you’re still taking advice but I’d check out the company inkbox. They make temporary tattoos last around 2 weeks and you can upload any image for tattoo. Then place it and see over the next two weeks how you feel about it
My wife just got her first tattoo recently and its really nice. She spent like a full 3 years searching for the right design. She settled on a trebleclef heart with a semicolon. And I actually designed her second one that's based on Phantom of the Opera. I also designed 99% of my own tattoos. Its kind of wild that Gabbi got them lazered off. That, especially on the throat, sounds excruciating. 🥴
i really appreciate how kind you were in this video and talked about how people can still like tattoos but not want them on their body and other points like that rather than just psychoanalyzing gabbie as a person. i also appreciate you for taking down the previous video during the internet storm around her to not contribute to all that even though your vid probs would’ve gotten way more views because of it
she has issues. big changes like that back to back...not good. as someone who is in therapy, i would say gabby should have done a little bit of therapy before she removed them
I think I'm what they would call heavily tattooed. I have two half sleeves, my forearm, a full chest piece and two large thigh pieces and a small back piece. I'm not even sure how I ended up this way. I started wanting tattoos because my brother liked them and had them, he died when I was 19 and he was 25. I wanted to try and keep him alive in my own way. After so much therapy and awakening, I didn't even know if I'm the type of person who gets tattoos. It's a funny thing really. I guess I'm not mad about it and I think about getting more still but I have a hard time picking a solid identity or at least being secure in one. At the end of the day they are beautiful pieces of art and they are a part of me. It hurts when I'm judged poorly for them and that does factor into my insecurities. I'm 43 and didn't start getting them until I was in my 30s.
I only regret one of my 15+ tattoos and I decided to do a coverup because I feel like tattoo removal is for celebrities or people with lots of money and time lol. And I keep moving for work so I don’t feel like it’s really accessible to me. I like my coverup a lot more but it’s the only time I ever experienced the tattoo flu and it was a great reminder to be really mindful of what you’re getting… It took me 6 years to find an coverup artist that I liked and make it happen and with the pain of that coverup, ooo girl hopefully never again. But I’m also glad I didn’t just wait to get it lasered.
As someone who also has bipolar disorder like Gabbie, I’m still concerned about her drastic change anytime there is one. But I hope removing them gives her what she wants and I hope she stays satisfied with her decision! It’s a SUPER shitty feeling when you make a decision while manic and then you kinda snap out of it and realize what’s happening. So I really hope that isn’t the case for her. With getting them, or removing them! I hope it had nothing to do with her mental health issues.
I really like your cadence…and how soft spoken and quiet you are…you give great videos on tattooing and tattoo artists…but what i love the most is how you present your self…I’ve been watching you for about a week but i will definitely be coming back for more…
Love how understanding and non-judgmental you are celle !!!! Another amazing video ! Also congrats on 40k !!!!! Im so proud of you for making this milestone !!!! Esp as a real REAL one ! 💭 can't wait to get tattooed by you someday in the future!
I discovered your channel not too long ago and I love how you share your opinion without being mean or judgy. Gabby is clearly going through some stuff and people can be so harsh on social media. We all make mistakes, and it’s okay to change our minds and grow.
💭 NGL…. I scheduled a consult for tattoo removal the day after getting it and showed up 3 days later. It’s a tattoo of Texas on my lower back with a pretty rose in it. It’s actually well done… I was just pressured to get it bigger than I wanted to. “Bold will hold.” Etc etc… I still have it (this was 2015). I’m only bummed bc the straight lines have “bled out” bc I gained weight due to meds. 😞😞😞
I’m honestly worried for her because no one just suddenly decides to remove all of their tattoos, the same way no one would suddenly decide to get a throat tattoo like she did?? At this point i’m like, is she just doing this just to feel something or what. Knowing she has serious mental health issues this is quite concerning
It’s hard to say if she did or didn’t make a mistake, but it’s for her to decide. Good luck to her and a very nice and respectful video you have done. 💭
I feel like you should wait a least 3-6 months on deciding a tattoo especially if your young because trends come and go so fast and you may not want that on your body six months later
This might be a controversial take but I wonder if when you have a mood disorder it is best to only get tattooed when you are in a healthy stable place emotionally. I have bipolar disorder myself and I know first hand that its not good to make big decisions when you are either manic or depressed. It's very complicated but this could be a factor in all of this.
Yeah it is really complicated since there's a lot of times when people aren't even aware that they're in an episode. Plus hypomanic episodes can lead to some brash decisions that are regretted later, but often nobody would realize it's an episode bc it's less obvious than a fully manic one
@@bbyghostie1044 Exactly! It's one of the hardest things about having bipolar disorder. You can't always tell when you're symptomatic. It's why it's so important to have supportive genuine people in your corner. Personally I can't always tell when I am feeling 'up' but I can tell when I am prioritising my mental health more, in good routines and on medication that works for me.
I think it's highly situational for people with mood disorders, especially bipolar. Like I was unmedicated bipolar for years getting tattoos no issue, but then when I finally was medicated was when I made a lot of tattoo mistakes that I'm having to fix with laser and cover ups - I'm not removing anything, just lightening enough to cover. I still enjoy and want to be heavily tattooed just to be clear lol But I do think for people who are impulsive with their identity getting tattoos should probably not be something you do until you're stable. Identity has never been an issue for me, I've always known who I am, even when manic. So I've never regretted a tattoo. (Just got a lot of bad ones by becoming best friends with an artist and supporting them when I couldn't see how bad the quality of their work was. Blinded by friendship 🙃)
I really respect your reasons for taking down the first Gabbie video, and for you now putting it back up. The way you talk through your experiences and changes with such self possession without apology is really refreshing 🎉
It's so interesting to see a compassionate video about Gabbie. I haven't kept up with her (I had it in my mind she had they/them pronouns but maybe I imagined that) and she seems to be more positive now, which is nice. Like therapy and treatment does wonders for your perspective and even if it's performative/manic, the fact her brain can positively spin these experiences is a good sign. Haven't heard great things about her as a person but it's good to see she's accepting more constructive criticism from followers. Cool and thoughtful video 😊
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💭 hmm i am not a fan of gabbie but i respect her decision. i hope she’s at a better place mentally now and this isn’t just another phase of her impulsive decisions
You're so sweet! I love how you're not bashing her, and being super positive and understanding. I think Gabbies situation is more common than people like to admit. I know I have tattoo regret myself, and it was like 1 min after I got it lmao. Also you're very pretty :)
We are all human and we all make mistakes and go through shit. The thing is that content creators make these mistakes in the public eye and then we all judge them for it. Its so very unfair.
The lack of empathy and understanding people display for bipolar disorder is wild to me. People here are even questioning if she is _truly_ bipolar or if she's acting like this for attention. Girlies. Her attention-seeking behavior is PART OF BEING BIPOLAR. She doesn't think it through because the CHEMICALS IN HER BRAIN make her impulsive. It's very clear that many of you have not experienced having your psyche fucked with by illness, completely transforming your behavior from one moment to the next. And I am glad you have never had to feel that. No one should have to, in a perfect world. What is fucked is the lack of ability to THINK WHAT THAT WOULD BE LIKE. To hudt understand that not everyone is the same as you, not everyone experiences day to day life the same as you, and that life is HELL with disorders like this that fuck with your very ability to think logically and keep emotions in check. Everything is extreme. Nothing is calm.
Thank you for addressing the self harm of tattoos. I use to get them solely to help me get out of the habits, but similar to exercise, it can become an unhealthy coping mechanism and send you down a different path if you aren’t mindful and healthy about it’s consumption
Hi, everybody! Great video, Celle! I usually don't comment, but maybe this helps someone. As a person who's suffered with low self-confidence and low self-steem, and based on what was shown in this video and in the previous one, my take is that Gabbie was feeling really down and wanted to boost her mood. She talks about how she feels more confident with the temporary tattoos and so on. And the videos after getting inked also portray a lot of confidence. Some of her followers saw that change and labelled it as costume-y, etc. I don't think she was faking it, though. IMO she did feel like that. The thing is.... Tattoos are not "fixers". You can't fix how you feel deep within with a tattoo. Sure, at first , with the adrenaline (and in her case, the "mission-acomplished" feeling) you'll feel like everything is great now, you rock, and so on. But if you don't really feel like that deep within, such feelings will be only temporary. And once they fade.... the tattoo loses its meaning/purpose. And you'll end up feeling bad about them. Gabbie wanted to feel "good in her skin", as she put it. So she got the tattoo for that. However, having such a big and visible tattoo takes a lot of self-confidence, which she doesn't have (yet, I pray). Therefore, the regret. So, my message is: think carefully before going through permanent procedures if you're not feeling great about yourself. Work on fixing / improving what you dislike about yourself first. Don't think that aesthetic procedures will do that for you. And if you're in such position, seek professional help. You deserve and you can feel great. And I hope Gabbie gets there.
Your body is your body, but Gabbie getting them seemed impulsive and now REMOVING them seems wildly impulsive. I understand she is diagnosed Bipolar, which can lead to impulsive decision-making, but she needs to be aware that she IS, in some sense, a role model to people, and not everyone has the amount of privilege she does to just get multiple laser treatments for something that is supposed to be permanent. It sounds like she should've stuck with temporary tattoos. She needs some serious help and to stay OFF social media for a good long while.
What does other people not having the privelege of removing their tattoos has to do with ANYTHING here? We are talking about someone with BPD, which is not smth you can control. So pulling the “you are role model for many people” card here doesnt really make sense, imo. She did it TO HERSELF, and with her own money. What other people are going to do with that is simply not her fault nor relevant for her own personal situation.
@@lalailmbpd doesn't require you to be on social media. She could have at least been honest about how her mental state was the reason why she got them done. She should probably also be in therapy and would have been told by a psychologist that this new phase is a part of her cycle, and not film it for others to see or as I said be honest
Throat tattoos are a SUPER easy thing to regret , no shame in getting them removed whatever YOU need to do, to feel good about the person in the mirror.
I thought they were temporary. So you’re telling me she went through the ink process of tattoos, some on her neck which could’ve been a potentially very dangerous process, only to have them for like 2 years and then pay to get them undone all over again?
That is a really good point about being careful with highly visible tattoos. The tattoos I love the most are hidden and I definitely have found certain groups I feel totally comfortable with my tattoos exposed and others not. I have removed a very large thigh tattoo and have a medium size foot tattoo I want to remove. On another note, her removals are reacting different than mine did. Might be a diff/new laser.
@@majak5752 Yeah. All her videos made it obvious she was manic, but the artist didn't see those. And it can genuinely be difficult to discern what is and isn't "normal" behavior for someone you don't know.
I remmeber your original video and i also remember ending up in a small argument in the comments - so I wanna apologize if my negativity made you uncomfortable!! but also!!!! the person who said "you should remove this if you want to be a tattoo artist" was so out of line for that - and this video kinda proves it to me you're so open and you're very compassionate despite disagreeing w Gabbies previous tattoo experiences I truly enjoy your soft spoken commentary on things and I would love to continue to hear someone with an education in tattoos do more commentary on celeb tattoos!! (without being weird abt it of course, but i genuinely don't get the vibe that you would be - again, your consideration and objectivity feels very refreshing on the platform!!)
I would be very interested in a video about how tattoos can be a form of self harm. Also I am in the process of removing two of my tattoos, and I hate them even more now because they look like shit partially faded and blotchy. One thing no one mentioned to me about tattoo removal is the itching. I don't know if I'm allergic to the ink and my body is reacting as it breaks it down and clears it out, but they are so itchy and inflamed and irritated and look even more terrible.
i got one tattoo on my forearm that was tattooed really poorly. The person who tattooed it did not perform as they always did. and the second after it was done i was like WTF this looks nothing like any of the work ive seen. still need to get it redone by another artist, and pray that its wont be fd up forever.
Watching the other video and then this one I can’t help but feel like there’s some weird plot twist here and that these were all just temporary tattoos anyway and she got tired of keeping up the charade, so she decided to “remove” them. That would explain the machine not being turned on or doing anything in the photos and the tremendous amount of “bruising” from “removal” which really just looks like makeup applied over temporaries in a softer color to make it look like they’re fading. It all seems to add up to someone pretending to know what the tattoo removal process could look like but failing miserably to execute. But what do I know.
I don't understand. Everybody on the face of the Earth was telling her how terrible of an idea that would be and she would regret it, she admits she feel some last-second decisions and still go through with it, now she's getting it removed..... what
💭 I can understand her wanting to get a removal after such a short period. Our reasons are very different and so are our responses to a silimar thing. I know I wanted to be tattooed. I always have. So, I had a cover up done in a similarly short space of time to Gabbie Hanna.. I cant really judge her for her choice in this case.🤷🏾
Sounds like MH issues that she may have got help.for. Compulsion disorder etc.. as for visible tattoos, getting the first publicly visible one this month, have many that only partners have seen.
Have you watched some of her other videos? She's condescending and holier than thou. And she is very self centered on her stance of if I tattoo you it it will be my design not yours. She talks like she is already a tattoo artist who gets paid top dollar.
This is the reason why every Tattoo artist who isn‘t in it for the money doesn’t tattoo necks and hands if you’re not heavily covered first. I dunno but stuff like this makes me understand them grumpy old tattoo artists and why they hold so many grudges on the younger generation 🤷🏼♂️
Removing ALL of your tattoos suddenly at the same time can't be a healthy decision imo. That seems like an impulsive act
I thought so too, I wonder if she's becoming manic again.
@@sleepyote i wonder if she's actually bipolar and can even become manic in the first place.
Anyone who thinks gabbie is a healthy minded person either is a liar or an enabler. She's nuts and blames every single one of her problems on mental illness. This is just something she's doing to get attention again.
Getting tatted is impulsive
Getting a whole bunch of tattoos at once is very impulsive, getting rid if them could be a sign of healing. I'd like to give this woman credit, idk why people keep wishing the worst on her.
Im glad she can afford to do all this removal and can bear the pain of it. I get the impression tiktok isnt the healthiest place for this woman to be living.
she needs a break from the internet probably more than anyone else on the internet tbh
Yeah she needs to take a good year or so off
I will never trust an adult tiktok user, they're all effed in the head
The internet isn’t good for her in general. She was like this before TikTok too lol she just didn’t have as much of a platform because she was ostracized from YT for a minute but this is classic Gabbi Hanna.
i hope she's okay
I once saw an interview with Cher & they asked about her thoughts on tattoos & I think she had the best answer. She said, “Think about it for a year. If the next year comes & you still want it, go for it”.
It's interesting that it's a Cher quote because my Mom always said the same thing... coincidentally, my Mom was a asked to do a few different Cher inspired shoots/appearances because of how similar she looked to her.
Thats how I feel
The only tattoo I had on a whim was my first and it's the one I regret the most
Now I think about it for at least 6 months
Its so expensive and it'll last forever
That’s why I started getting tattoos! I waited a whole *year* to make sure I really wanted the first one I got. Didn’t tell anyone about it either, because I didn’t want my decision to be swayed by other people’s opinions. You gotta get your tattoos for yourself and no one else.
@@acaroljuno My first was matching with by BFF (besties for more than 35 yrs so I figured we’re safe from “the curse”) just so my mom wouldn’t freak out as much. I’m in my 40’s btw & this was just last year! 😂 Next one will be a memorial for my grandparents that I’ve wanted for more than 5 yrs. That’ll be later this summer. I’m so excited.
I agree 100%. I have 3 more tattoos in mind that I have wanted for YEARS that I will get and feel good about. My tatoos all mean something to me, too. My tatoos reflect who and what I care about.
I actually really liked her neck tat, didn’t care about the backstory at all but I thought it was really cool placement and the insects looked really elegant
Sameee!
Same. That’s my favorite tattoo look
I actually thing a lot of her tattoos are at least very well done and the neck one is cool!
Totally - for Halloween I got temporary tattooed butterflies down my neck because I loved hers, and the result didn't disappoint. If a tattoo like that didn't hurt my employability I would get it in a heartbeat.
She's not "trying" to do anything. She's manic bipolar. We really live in a virtual colosseum, where everyone is thirsty to see blood and guts and mental illness and celebrate that with hatred. its literally disgusting. i wish her peace. My grandmother died having this illness, but at least she did so in privacy and with love from her family.
sadness
gabbie reminds me of myself more than id like to admit And i can't imagine going through all my episodes in public!!!!!!!!
You can't blame shitty behavior on mental illness...especially when you're doing nothing to help yourself. Gabbie is a horrible bully. There's no excuse for treating everyone around you like garbage. She's a trash person PERIOD
Absolutely couldn’t agree more. Preach 💯
Bipolar is awful and I'm lucky my medication keeps it mostly under control and lucky DBT mindfulness has been helpful for my moods. Even then, sometimes I have to take time off work to take double my antipsychotic and in turn sleep all day just to prevent manic episodes. I can't afford more scars or another attempt just because I can't think through my delusions.
Thank you for recognizing that tattooing can be abused to be a form of SH. My tattoo artist recognized this in me, so now he won’t ‘spontaneously’ tattoo me. Obviously this only works because we have a relationship based on trust.
Thanks for sharing. For me it's not SH but more like a drug, whenever I felt down from my depression I needed a "hit" and would run to my tattoo shop. My artist also called me out on it and said he wouldn't tattoo me unless the appointment is at least 3 months away. I'm glad there are professionals out there who recognize this type of behaviour and take action.
tattoos help me cope when i get SH urges, but also i still wait months, if not a year, before getting a tattoo, because it’s better to resist the urges and heal myself from the addiction than getting a tattoo i’d hate. but it does help me get my “fix” and give me something pretty to look at. it’s a reminder of how strong i am.
What is SH?
@@Kennylovessandwiches self harm :)
Oh wow. I never made that connection to tattoos. Good on those tattoo artist that recognized that
Imagine spending months planning and micromanaging your tattoo just to be like... Aight I'm out. 😅
Temporary tattoos are a thing.
Everyone can change
I feel that if you go in thinking you can just get your tattoo removed if you don't like it, you shouldn't get tattoos unless you are 100% sure you are committed. It's okay to make mistakes and get them removed if you want, just saying my piece.
i dont think tattoos are for micro-managing types honestly... tattoos are for art lovers, people who appreciate imperfections and accept mistakes as part of who they are.
Right! Can you imagine how the tattoo artist must feel seeing this?!
I really respect that you're willing to private a video, unprivate a video, and also admit that if someone doesn't want to get a tattoo by you that's ok.
I agree! I looked at the video and I can see both sides but it’s admirable to stand up for what you believe in even if it’s something some dont!
I will say most of the top comments disagree with her which is even more admirable that she decided to put it back up
I'm curious to know if she would have put it back up had Gabbie not apparently decided to remove her tattoos?
@@dearrationalsprobably not!
She's not even a tattoo artist.
Can confirm: tattoo removal is fucking hell. Story time. You’ll love this one. I have always wanted to be a tattoo artist and be heavily tattooed since I was like 13. I planned my first (very small) tattoo for my 19th birthday (I’m 34 now) and loved it. It was a small design of filigree and stars on my lower right hip less than 3” long and 1” wide in black ink. I got home and, like a dummy, left the care instructions in the bathroom where my dad found them. He absolutely lost his fucking mind, called me all sorts of horrible names, told me I was worthless now, blah blah blah, and threw me out of the house. After 2 weeks of couch surfing he called me back and said “Ok, you can continue to live here, I will continue to pay for your car insurance, health insurance, college, food, phone, etc., but you’re getting that removed and you’re paying for it.” So, being a young victim of emotional abuse and feeling like I had no other choice, I agreed, and reluctantly went through 6 sessions of the most excruciating pain I could ever imagine. It was even more horrendous looking than Gabby’s. Horribly bloody and bruised. I could literally smell my flesh cooking at each session. $2000 I paid for that utter tormenting trauma. It was fucking horrible. 😅 Since then, I’ve gotten a half sleeve, a giant rib piece, and a huge thigh piece that won’t be going anywhere. I love all of my tattoos. But I’ve kept the big disfiguring scar on my hip of the tattoo that once was. I should really get something to cover it up, but part of me doesn’t want to forget it. My dad and I are on better terms now than we were then, but he’s never apologized or admitted any wrongdoing. I don’t know that I’ll ever be able to forget that. So that’s my traumatic tattoo removal story. 😂
Omg 😧 this is heartbreaking to read glad you survived that... that sounds very traumatic and I thought my parents were bad all they ever said was your tattoos are ugly.
I’m so sorry you had to experience that, it must’ve been so painful… I’m glad you seem to be doing much better now and I send internet hugs 🩵
$2000 for a small tattoo removed?? Was tattoo removal more expensive back then?
Damn that must be REALLY traumatizing. Ever though about getting the same tattoo again? Maybe it would feel empowering.
I really hope ur doin better now :/
@@SunriseOpportune Yes, it was much more expensive and less widely available than it is today. This all happened 15 years ago now (although it doesn’t feel like it). But, I also think the place I got it done may have been ripping me off. I also don’t think they really knew what they were doing since the tattoo removal I hear about nowadays doesn’t cause anywhere near as much burning, bruising, scarring, and pain as mine did. I also heard that they are supposed to be using Lidocaine to numb the area, but they only used a topical numbing cream and it barely did anything to mask the pain. I got it done at a “Med-Spa” in Baltimore where they also did laser hair removal and that sort of thing. I just went with the first place I found that offered tattoo removal. My only explanation is that I was young and dumb. LoL. 😆
every change she makes she claims it’s a result of a new found sense of peace, and it’s for real this time… i genuinely feel bad for her, but there’s a 90% change in a year she will make a “why i regret removing my tattoos” video
She's very easily influenced by her comments as well. I agree with what you said 100% I feel bad for her
I genuinely hope she can find peace. I unfortunately don’t think she is going to find that while having so much online attention on her life. She obviously has some kind of mental health stuff going on and I’m sure the online attention isn’t helping. I wish she would take an actual real break from the internet and not share so much of herself when she comes back. I don’t think sharing every part of your life online is healthy for anyone tbh
I am not in Gabbie Hanna's brain, so I can't really know for sure, but it seems that every change she does she tells everyone that she is 100% sure that it's good for her, only for her to change her mind at some point. What if she regrets removing them ? Every time she is like "yes, that is the real me and every other time I said that I was actually wrong but now it's true", si idk what to think about it
Unfortunately you just have to wait and see. I have trouble with whether she's really just got so many issues or if she's doing it to get people to look at her. I can't really say either way but I do hope she's getting the help she needs.
Pretty sure her medication isn't working for her. That's up to her and her psychiatrist to figure it out and it takes time.
I’m not qualified to diagnose her but as someone who spent over a year in various psych facilities, it honestly seems to me that she has BPD on top of being bipolar.
With BPD, you don’t have a stable sense of self, and you feel a deep emptiness. Many people with BPD cope with that void by creating a new identity (with new hobbies, likes and dislikes, new friends, sometimes personality traits change too…) and after a while, they realize that it’s not really them. They feel empty again, and the cycle repeats itself.
Meds can help, but they won’t cure or cover BPD symptoms up. 90% of the healing happens through therapy, but it’s a slow process that takes years, and I wish her a lot of luck with that, whether she has BPD or not.
I hope it's not but it looks like another manic episode.
I’m right there with you. It honestly looks more like codependency to me. The fact that she likes the tattoos, but only when she’s around other artists and musicians, but feels insecure about them around other people, tells me she is so consumed with what other people think of her that she is just trying to conform into whatever she thinks the person she’s speaking to at the moment wants her to be, at least in her own estimation. Sounds like she is just so desperate for the approval of others and so used to transforming herself into whatever she thinks other people want that she doesn’t even know who she really is. I used to be just like that too and it fucking sucks. I really feel for her. I just hope someday she’ll figure out what she really wants and stop letting the opinions of others influence her so much.
You can’t tell me that her getting all those tattoos she got especially the one on her neck wasn’t her being a bipolar manic episode. She probably came down from that and then realized oh this is what I’ve done. And now is getting them removed.
I feel like this is gonna lead to her regretting removing the tattoos, just as much as she regretted getting them. Because it’s all a bunch of impulsive decisions, and it’s gonna be an endless cycle of ups and downs for her
@@madokami03 that’s what it’s like to have BPD. When it’s untreated if course
She didn't outright say it but she very heavily implied that whatever was going on aided her in getting them and once she got out of the manic state that she was regretting it
I think you’re right :/ poor gabbie has not had an easy go lately
@@gabimaza780 I think people say she has bipolar disorder not borderline personality disorder
this is the exact reason, i, as a tattooer, try not to tattoo job-stoppers on people who are not heavily tattooed already :)
Respect 🫡
"job-stoppers" is a wonderful way to put it
When I worked in a tattoo shop that was the deal too. It always made me feel so solid about the artists.
This might sound harsh but - i thought that’s what respectable tattoo artists did
😂 Me with my one little hand tattoo that the artist advised against, being able to get jobs that ban tattoos without even having to cover it ✨
As someone who has bipolar disorder she was definitely manic when she decided to get those. I can’t say I blame her for getting them removed.
In my opinion, the artist should have been more cautious to give someone with very few tattoos such a visable tattoo. I know a lot of heavily tattooed people that don't have a neck tattoo! Something about it changes your appearance more than a lot of other placements. Not something to take lightly.
yeah I was about to say something along these lines! I've came across artists who will refuse to give clients visible tattoos if they have minimal tattoos already and I don't blame them at all
@@user-bw8tx4ko9s that's super wise and ethical 😊
@@user-bw8tx4ko9s my favorite tattoo artist is like this! They won't do hand or neck tattoos unless the client has other tattoos (visible or not) and a secure job, or a job type where the tattoos wouldn't matter much.
That's bs. It's not their problem they are just there to do a job.
@@chuyistheshiz6811 it is argued that this is part of that job. A lot of tattoo artists are pretty split on this opinion.
Gabbie is bipolar. In her manic states, she is and will be ALWAYS trying to find the 'eldorado' in her mind where she feels great and clean and in peace - then she keeps starting projects, getting them, seeing is not the eldorado she searches, leaving/removing the project, restarting, and doing it all over again. She needs therapy and medications, to help her, because this will never end. She'll be forever in this chaotic mental state, without the proper mental care she needs.
Yeah, it pains me to see her go through all this self-exposure. My granfather was bipolar but thankfully he didn't get literal maniac episodes, but hypomaniac episodes.
☁️ there is a surge of people who got inked post-Covid and regret it. Most of it was around 2021-2022, so Gabbie isn’t an anomaly. If you’re doing removal, there’s an awesome subreddit that has been helpful.
Like why not just get temporary tattoos first to see if you like them? Or just wear them so you don’t have to remove them.
they also have ink that lasts only 1-2 years
@@phruitshnack7176 I read in the news a few weeks ago that Ephemeral tattoos (which were advertised to only last this long) haven’t actually been fading at all for some people and a lot of people feel they’ve been scammed by them it’s wild
@@Funeral_Mannequin Gabbie actually did that a lot before she got the neck tattoo so I’m honestly surprised she regretted it.
I didn't know about this, I only knew people got more pets.
💭 we definitely need to talk about getting tattoos as a form of s-h. Thank you for mentioning it.
Sh?
@@bepinkfloyd814 self harm
@@Kyjinn aaah okok got it
removing it could be also a form of it..
I agree but youtube would probably take it down 🙄
I used to be a laser tech and for full removal we usually told people 3 years for full removal because to fully remove a tattoo it generally takes 10-12 sessions spaced at a minimum of 8 weeks apart.
But don’t you think her bruising & bleeding looks… wrong? We do removal in my medical office (though I don’t do it personally) and I’ve never seen anyone look that bad
@@scarletsletter4466 it definitely doesn’t look like it should. I have never seen any sort of bruising or bleeding from a pico sure or yag machines. If I had to guess this could just be a generic table top laser used by medspas a lot of the time. I
My removal took 3 years and 12 sessions
Does tattoo removal help your skin produce more collagen like other kinds of skin lasers?
@@BoopieNoodledoes it actually remove the tattoo completely or is there still a shadow left over ?
I have 4 tattoos & I don’t like all of them, but I could never remove any of them. Each of my tattoos were from a different time in my life & they don’t tell a story, but they do hold memories. They’re like bookmarks in my book of life
I get the vibe of just hurting yourself. My mom always called me a wh*r3 my whole life. When I SH'd I even carved it in my hip. I planned on tattooing it on my body and I'm so thankful someone talked some sense into me.
Damn, I'm sorry your mom treated you so terribly. Hope you're in a place where you can heal now.
I think my only concern is that she seems convinced that 100% removal with zero scarring is a definite and a lot of people think that and it’s just not a guarantee. It could happen and she could be lucky but I think everyone needs to be prepared for that going into a removal because emotionally that would be so difficult to deal with if you were convinced this would solve the problem completely then find out after going through so much that it doesn’t and you aren’t lucky. I think it needs talked about more in general too because some people think it’s a magic definite and go into getting tattooed thinking that and have that false sense of security which makes them more rash in their decisions because they don’t view it as permanent really.
there is definitely a conversation to be had about people going through things and thinking a tattoo will "fix" them. same with most body mods honestly, even including something smaller like dyeing your hair. body mods shouldn't be used as a replacement for good therapy. i think that's why there's a lot of stigma now about having colorful hair, many piercings, tattoos, etc. very often those people are using changing their appearance as a way to run from deeper issues. i think the reason gabbie is getting so much hate is exactly that- she's an example of why people judge modded people like they do. in her case, they were right.
I dyed my hair crazy colors regularly for 20 years. I didn't do it for any emotional reasons, just thought it was pretty. But every time someone would ask if it was a "cry for help" or if I was going through something, I would reply with "So what if I am? What if this is how I'm self-destructing? It's not hurting anyone including myself, it's not affecting my ability to work or go to school, and it's hair and will grow back with no scars or issue at all." So not "reversible" but not permanent, ya know? So I think dying hair is actually a great body mod to choose when you are in a place where you wanna be drastic but don't wanna do real damage.
I find it hard to take anything she says at face value. I think she is always being performative and is able to rationalize and justify anything in her head. When you say she has a very positive outlook on the removal process, I’d be willing to bet she had the same energy about getting the tattoos in the first place. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if she does a 180 in a few months again.
I’d like to offer a offer a different perspective if possible 7:17 when you have bipolar disorder (like I do) you do not think in the long term. When you’re manic it can seem like you’re putting on a persona because you truly aren’t yourself, you’re a “better, idealized” version of yourself.
Also 9:25 I understand still liking the tattoo but it being a reminder of the headspace you were in when you got them. I have a lot of bipolar friends with awesome tattoos that have negative associations with them because they got them at a time where their mental health was really bad. 💭
You nailed it (we share a diagnosis). I'm glad I've taken a few years between tattoos, and made sure I was in the right mindset for it. No regrets. 🙂
I'm glad I never regretted any of my tattoos, because I simply don't see them as a big deal, all of them are pretty and in a way complement my body, and that's it.
💭 The conversation about mental health and the decision about whether or not to get tattooed when you're "goin' through it" so to speak is sooooo interesting.
I agree, it's an interesting conversation. I
Honestly, was very against getting any tattoos while you're going thru something - until it happened to me. I had this tattoo idea I had wanted for a year to 2, but never felt like it was the right time to get it. Then after losing and burying my grandma, I just knew it was the right time. I went to get the tattoo done within a week of getting home from all the travel, and now it holds a special place in my heart. Now my stance is that I don't think ppl should get a tattoo of any kind without considering it for at least a few months.
@@independantegirl that sounds different to Gabbie Hanna though. For you the question wasn't "if" but "when"
I am a tattoo artist that is open to talking about my clients mental health through tattooing, and it’s a great way to release and let go while also creating a new piece and new chapter for my clients. I absolutely love creating that space in comfort and trust for my clients.
@@shaythesensei See now that sounds amazing! Healing and healthy vs. self-destructive.
@@shaythesensei I love that! I've heard that some tattoo artists are sort of like underpaid therapists at times. That's part of why I try to always tip 30%, because I know they have to put up with so much shit and I think the art is worth so much more than money 🥲 Thank you for being a tattoo artist!
This is why I feel that people should get temporary tattoos if they are having doubts. Don't get anything permanent if you are not sure. Atleast with temporary tattoos you get a feel for being tattooed.
@@skyegroome223 genuinely asking, didn't she only wear them for like a week tho? maybe even less? bc i thought she said she had worn the temp ones for a few days. which is not nearly enough time to decide whether you'd like that permanently or not.
I kinda wish it would be more common for the tattoo artist to let you wear the stencil for a bit then come back if you want to do it
Feeling super grateful that I had an amazing experience with tattoo removal! I had a small section on my arm where I didn’t like the shading of my otherwise beautiful tattoo - we also tried to fix it by incorporating some little clouds but I still wasn’t happy with it. I went to a dermatologist’s office who offered the 2 part laser removal (first laser breaks up the scar tissue and second laser breaks up the ink) and I was able to get lidocaine injections so I was numb for the whole process - even after the numbness wore off it wasn’t painful at all. Very thankful after hearing about some not so great experiences from others!
I can't imagine going through all the pain of a tattoo just to have it removed months later. But that's just me. I really appreciate your nuanced take on this situation.
I don’t know who Gabby is but she definitely will benefit from therapy. ☁️
She knows her erratic attention seeking behavior gets views, that why she practically refuses help
Also it's how she tries to sell her "music"
@@who__cares__ the funniest thing is all the drama channels that are “holier than thou” pretending they are better than her while they won’t let her rest
She should definitely get some help.
@@helixier6629 Tbf it’s not that hard to be a better person than Gabbi Hanna 😂
I thought she was in therapy?? Or had been
I get where Gabbie is coming from. I planned a tattoo in the midst of a breakdown, but at the time I didn’t see it as that, it was something that would make me feel better about myself. Like if I change the outside I’m changing the inside?
It turned out to be a terrible idea, I just went along with the artists design and didn’t think much about it because there was too much going on inside my head. Looking back, I shouldn’t have started the process in the first place.
I hated it as soon as I got home and it sent me into an anxiety spiral. A year and a half after getting it I had covered by another artist in a different studio, and love what I now have. I spent time planning it and working the with artist, and it also helped that I was in a much better mental place.
When you’re going through something, it’s not until the dust settles that you realise how much of a mistake you’ve made.
Mental health issues and too much money to burn do NOT go hand and hand. I understand how seeing those tattoos can send a person back to those unhealthy times, like how a scar can bring back the feeling of the injury.
I hate to break it to her but if she thinks a year will get them gone, she has a rude awakening about to happen. I am about 9 months into my lightening for a cover up and I don’t even think a year will be enough just to lighten. I wouldn’t be surprised if her dark neck tattoos take 3+ years to remove. And it’s cute to ‘enjoy them while they are here’, they are going to look like ass halfway through until it’s done. I don’t think I’d have the patience to get to full removal. It’s a painstaking process
Good for Gabbie for getting to a better place with her mental health tattoos or not.
Good for Celle speaker your mind, reposting your video, and still being supportive.
One of my fav tattoo channels right here
Just wanted to say I love and appreciate your soft & gentle energy, very pleasing to watch and listen to 😊
bein uncomfortable with my tattoos in certain settings is so real. i love all my tattoos and i never want to remove them but sometimes i just don’t want the attention.
God, Gabbie's such a terrible person, but it is hard to watch someone so clearly going through an extended mental breakdown. She needs to get off the internet like... forever.
Yes, too much social media is harmful for most people, but it seems like any social media (from the posting or viewing standpoint) is cancerous for Gabbie.
you're like the only person who's mentioned she's shitty and not excusing it 😭 I also agree, she'll never get better while posting online
what has she done?
Yeah, people seem to have forgotten all that.
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Theres a list you should really look up videos about it, but shes pretty racist and has had issues in the past with bullying, however she is manic bipolar so it could explain the behaviors but alot of what she said isn't excused by her mental diagnosis
This seems like a useful case study in why getting early job stoppers isn't an overall great idea. We think we understand how we'll feel in and respond to certain situations (like being visibly tattooed) but, in reality, it's impossible to know what it's like until you're in it. And GH not only launched into visible work, but it's also front and centre (behind the ear or back of the neck is also visible but is less involved in a person's immediate impression of you), and I can imagine her having some unexpected identity issues alongside the discomfort of feeling more observed in public spaces. She has a very young audience so I hope this serves as a bit of a cautionary tale and reinforces the value of listening to your tattoo artist when they say you should ideally be more extensively tattooed before going for hands and neck. 💭
Hey celle, I discovered your channel a month ago and have watched every video since. Your voice is so soft and relaxing and your videos are always entertaining. Also your new tattoo looks sick and I hope your apprenticeship is continuing to go well!
I havent kept up with gabbie for like a couple years bc at one point it became very obvious that everything about her presence on the internet was super unhealthy like her own experience but also the way people interact with her and me consuming that content. But from someone who hasn't seen what she's been up to in a long time, this feels very healthy to me. She is talking very clearly and sounding very rational. In response to people disagreeing with her she's not freaking out, she's showing her appreciation for the concern but sticking with her decision, which I think is a good amount of maturity to go through something like a tattoo removal and is apparently not a level of maturity she showed before getting the tattoos. Even if the tattoos are "cool" it seems like she realized thats not whats important to her and it doesn't reflect who she is and I really respect that she's admitting that. This is also hopefully a message to her young fans to not hastily get tattoos just bc they think it'll make them cool
I started getting my tattoo removed 2 months after I got it done. I had spent 3+ years with this tattoo idea, artist and placement in my head but it did not work for me once it was on me. It is true what they say about tattoo removal: it is more expensive than a tattoo, it is more painful, it is more icky, the healing is gross and it takes ages to fully remove the tattoo. I do not wish the tattoo removal process on anyone but I am glad the solution is there. Hopefully me, Gabbie and everyone else never experience such big tattoo regret going forward 💭
exact same situation with me! currently going through it now, on my 4th session and its fading but not gone yet. literally wanted it for 3 years but it just doesn't look right on me in my opinion. how many sessions did it take for you?
What's ur advice for someone who's also wanting a tattoo like how can I avoid disliking the tattoo afterwards?
@@doodooheadpeepeedoo3577don’t know if you’re still taking advice but I’d check out the company inkbox. They make temporary tattoos last around 2 weeks and you can upload any image for tattoo. Then place it and see over the next two weeks how you feel about it
This is the most coherent and stable ive heard her in a while. She sounds so much like she did during the gabbie show era
My wife just got her first tattoo recently and its really nice. She spent like a full 3 years searching for the right design. She settled on a trebleclef heart with a semicolon. And I actually designed her second one that's based on Phantom of the Opera. I also designed 99% of my own tattoos. Its kind of wild that Gabbi got them lazered off. That, especially on the throat, sounds excruciating. 🥴
*designing your own tattoo is a NO NO for this artist.
To the point she would turn you away 😂
i really appreciate how kind you were in this video and talked about how people can still like tattoos but not want them on their body and other points like that rather than just psychoanalyzing gabbie as a person. i also appreciate you for taking down the previous video during the internet storm around her to not contribute to all that even though your vid probs would’ve gotten way more views because of it
I really like how much compassion and perspective you have in your videos. Thanks for the rad vids and looking forward to more.
she has issues. big changes like that back to back...not good. as someone who is in therapy, i would say gabby should have done a little bit of therapy before she removed them
I think I'm what they would call heavily tattooed. I have two half sleeves, my forearm, a full chest piece and two large thigh pieces and a small back piece. I'm not even sure how I ended up this way. I started wanting tattoos because my brother liked them and had them, he died when I was 19 and he was 25. I wanted to try and keep him alive in my own way. After so much therapy and awakening, I didn't even know if I'm the type of person who gets tattoos. It's a funny thing really. I guess I'm not mad about it and I think about getting more still but I have a hard time picking a solid identity or at least being secure in one. At the end of the day they are beautiful pieces of art and they are a part of me. It hurts when I'm judged poorly for them and that does factor into my insecurities. I'm 43 and didn't start getting them until I was in my 30s.
I only regret one of my 15+ tattoos and I decided to do a coverup because I feel like tattoo removal is for celebrities or people with lots of money and time lol. And I keep moving for work so I don’t feel like it’s really accessible to me. I like my coverup a lot more but it’s the only time I ever experienced the tattoo flu and it was a great reminder to be really mindful of what you’re getting… It took me 6 years to find an coverup artist that I liked and make it happen and with the pain of that coverup, ooo girl hopefully never again. But I’m also glad I didn’t just wait to get it lasered.
As someone who also has bipolar disorder like Gabbie, I’m still concerned about her drastic change anytime there is one. But I hope removing them gives her what she wants and I hope she stays satisfied with her decision!
It’s a SUPER shitty feeling when you make a decision while manic and then you kinda snap out of it and realize what’s happening. So I really hope that isn’t the case for her. With getting them, or removing them! I hope it had nothing to do with her mental health issues.
I really like your cadence…and how soft spoken and quiet you are…you give great videos on tattooing and tattoo artists…but what i love the most is how you present your self…I’ve been watching you for about a week but i will definitely be coming back for more…
I love the way you talk about tattoo regrets and problems. I feel better after your videos you’re also a beautiful person with amazing tattoos❤
Love how understanding and non-judgmental you are celle !!!! Another amazing video ! Also congrats on 40k !!!!! Im so proud of you for making this milestone !!!! Esp as a real REAL one ! 💭 can't wait to get tattooed by you someday in the future!
I discovered your channel not too long ago and I love how you share your opinion without being mean or judgy. Gabby is clearly going through some stuff and people can be so harsh on social media. We all make mistakes, and it’s okay to change our minds and grow.
💭 NGL…. I scheduled a consult for tattoo removal the day after getting it and showed up 3 days later. It’s a tattoo of Texas on my lower back with a pretty rose in it. It’s actually well done… I was just pressured to get it bigger than I wanted to. “Bold will hold.” Etc etc… I still have it (this was 2015). I’m only bummed bc the straight lines have “bled out” bc I gained weight due to meds. 😞😞😞
The right skilled artist could help touch it up for you. I'm in the same boat due to meds, you have my sympathy.
I’m honestly worried for her because no one just suddenly decides to remove all of their tattoos, the same way no one would suddenly decide to get a throat tattoo like she did?? At this point i’m like, is she just doing this just to feel something or what. Knowing she has serious mental health issues this is quite concerning
It's most likely a maniac episode :/
It’s hard to say if she did or didn’t make a mistake, but it’s for her to decide. Good luck to her and a very nice and respectful video you have done. 💭
I feel like you should wait a least 3-6 months on deciding a tattoo especially if your young because trends come and go so fast and you may not want that on your body six months later
This might be a controversial take but I wonder if when you have a mood disorder it is best to only get tattooed when you are in a healthy stable place emotionally. I have bipolar disorder myself and I know first hand that its not good to make big decisions when you are either manic or depressed. It's very complicated but this could be a factor in all of this.
Yeah it is really complicated since there's a lot of times when people aren't even aware that they're in an episode. Plus hypomanic episodes can lead to some brash decisions that are regretted later, but often nobody would realize it's an episode bc it's less obvious than a fully manic one
@@bbyghostie1044 Exactly! It's one of the hardest things about having bipolar disorder. You can't always tell when you're symptomatic. It's why it's so important to have supportive genuine people in your corner. Personally I can't always tell when I am feeling 'up' but I can tell when I am prioritising my mental health more, in good routines and on medication that works for me.
I think it's highly situational for people with mood disorders, especially bipolar. Like I was unmedicated bipolar for years getting tattoos no issue, but then when I finally was medicated was when I made a lot of tattoo mistakes that I'm having to fix with laser and cover ups - I'm not removing anything, just lightening enough to cover. I still enjoy and want to be heavily tattooed just to be clear lol
But I do think for people who are impulsive with their identity getting tattoos should probably not be something you do until you're stable. Identity has never been an issue for me, I've always known who I am, even when manic. So I've never regretted a tattoo. (Just got a lot of bad ones by becoming best friends with an artist and supporting them when I couldn't see how bad the quality of their work was. Blinded by friendship 🙃)
@@SpookyCharms That's so interesting! Thanks for sharing. Makes sense! You bring up a good point about self identity.
Could I ask where you get these tops?! They look stunning on you~ Loving your whole aesthetic
Love your videos but also separately just LOVE your voice and calm demeanor ❤ would be perfect for asmr lmao
I really respect your reasons for taking down the first Gabbie video, and for you now putting it back up. The way you talk through your experiences and changes with such self possession without apology is really refreshing 🎉
Okay, i thought i was in a pocket dimension for a moment. She said she took it down, but i just watched it.
It's so interesting to see a compassionate video about Gabbie. I haven't kept up with her (I had it in my mind she had they/them pronouns but maybe I imagined that) and she seems to be more positive now, which is nice. Like therapy and treatment does wonders for your perspective and even if it's performative/manic, the fact her brain can positively spin these experiences is a good sign. Haven't heard great things about her as a person but it's good to see she's accepting more constructive criticism from followers. Cool and thoughtful video 😊
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💭 hmm i am not a fan of gabbie but i respect her decision. i hope she’s at a better place mentally now and this isn’t just another phase of her impulsive decisions
This was a very compassionate take. I like your positivity.
You're so sweet! I love how you're not bashing her, and being super positive and understanding. I think Gabbies situation is more common than people like to admit. I know I have tattoo regret myself, and it was like 1 min after I got it lmao. Also you're very pretty :)
😂😂😂you should see her first video... she's bashing in that one.
off topic from the vid but you have such a calm soothing voice, like i could literally listen to you talk all day
So glad ur talking about thing, feel like people rush into tattoos without doing research. Love ur videos and have been watching for a while. ☁️☁️☁️
We are all human and we all make mistakes and go through shit. The thing is that content creators make these mistakes in the public eye and then we all judge them for it. Its so very unfair.
The lack of empathy and understanding people display for bipolar disorder is wild to me.
People here are even questioning if she is _truly_ bipolar or if she's acting like this for attention.
Girlies.
Her attention-seeking behavior is PART OF BEING BIPOLAR. She doesn't think it through because the CHEMICALS IN HER BRAIN make her impulsive. It's very clear that many of you have not experienced having your psyche fucked with by illness, completely transforming your behavior from one moment to the next. And I am glad you have never had to feel that. No one should have to, in a perfect world.
What is fucked is the lack of ability to THINK WHAT THAT WOULD BE LIKE. To hudt understand that not everyone is the same as you, not everyone experiences day to day life the same as you, and that life is HELL with disorders like this that fuck with your very ability to think logically and keep emotions in check.
Everything is extreme. Nothing is calm.
Thank you for addressing the self harm of tattoos. I use to get them solely to help me get out of the habits, but similar to exercise, it can become an unhealthy coping mechanism and send you down a different path if you aren’t mindful and healthy about it’s consumption
It seems like she's flipflopping between extremes from here. But then whomst among us has not at some point
People who aren't mentally unstable
She does erratic behavior for attention purposes, it's not that deep
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Hi, everybody! Great video, Celle!
I usually don't comment, but maybe this helps someone. As a person who's suffered with low self-confidence and low self-steem, and based on what was shown in this video and in the previous one, my take is that Gabbie was feeling really down and wanted to boost her mood. She talks about how she feels more confident with the temporary tattoos and so on. And the videos after getting inked also portray a lot of confidence.
Some of her followers saw that change and labelled it as costume-y, etc. I don't think she was faking it, though. IMO she did feel like that.
The thing is.... Tattoos are not "fixers". You can't fix how you feel deep within with a tattoo.
Sure, at first , with the adrenaline (and in her case, the "mission-acomplished" feeling) you'll feel like everything is great now, you rock, and so on. But if you don't really feel like that deep within, such feelings will be only temporary.
And once they fade.... the tattoo loses its meaning/purpose. And you'll end up feeling bad about them.
Gabbie wanted to feel "good in her skin", as she put it. So she got the tattoo for that. However, having such a big and visible tattoo takes a lot of self-confidence, which she doesn't have (yet, I pray). Therefore, the regret.
So, my message is: think carefully before going through permanent procedures if you're not feeling great about yourself. Work on fixing / improving what you dislike about yourself first. Don't think that aesthetic procedures will do that for you.
And if you're in such position, seek professional help. You deserve and you can feel great.
And I hope Gabbie gets there.
Your body is your body, but Gabbie getting them seemed impulsive and now REMOVING them seems wildly impulsive. I understand she is diagnosed Bipolar, which can lead to impulsive decision-making, but she needs to be aware that she IS, in some sense, a role model to people, and not everyone has the amount of privilege she does to just get multiple laser treatments for something that is supposed to be permanent. It sounds like she should've stuck with temporary tattoos. She needs some serious help and to stay OFF social media for a good long while.
What does other people not having the privelege of removing their tattoos has to do with ANYTHING here? We are talking about someone with BPD, which is not smth you can control. So pulling the “you are role model for many people” card here doesnt really make sense, imo. She did it TO HERSELF, and with her own money. What other people are going to do with that is simply not her fault nor relevant for her own personal situation.
@@lalailmbpd doesn't require you to be on social media. She could have at least been honest about how her mental state was the reason why she got them done. She should probably also be in therapy and would have been told by a psychologist that this new phase is a part of her cycle, and not film it for others to see or as I said be honest
I love how nuanced and compassionate your takes are!!! It’s refreshing
I think this is a good step for Gabby. She obviously was too uneasy about getting the tattoos in the first place.
Throat tattoos are a SUPER easy thing to regret , no shame in getting them removed whatever YOU need to do, to feel good about the person in the mirror.
you're so well spoken and so compassionate to Gabbie's situation
I thought they were temporary. So you’re telling me she went through the ink process of tattoos, some on her neck which could’ve been a potentially very dangerous process, only to have them for like 2 years and then pay to get them undone all over again?
*5 months ago for the neck, then started removal process
@@TheWoodEyeLyes Jesus. Just get temporary ones at that point.
@@Funeral_Mannequin Yeah those bruises and popped skin look too sore to be worth it at all
I really appreciate the level and fair commentary. I appreciate you not using this to just trash Gabbie for views
This video was SOOOO much better as apposed to the part 1. Seemed very mature and respectful, yet got all the points across the table. ✨😌
That is a really good point about being careful with highly visible tattoos. The tattoos I love the most are hidden and I definitely have found certain groups I feel totally comfortable with my tattoos exposed and others not. I have removed a very large thigh tattoo and have a medium size foot tattoo I want to remove. On another note, her removals are reacting different than mine did. Might be a diff/new laser.
She was manic. A professional never should have tattooed her.
A tattoo artist is not a mental health professional. She may have been manic but it may have not been noticed by the artist.
@@majak5752 Yeah. All her videos made it obvious she was manic, but the artist didn't see those. And it can genuinely be difficult to discern what is and isn't "normal" behavior for someone you don't know.
Imagine if tattooists had the gift of not tattooing someone who's not okay?
I remmeber your original video and i also remember ending up in a small argument in the comments - so I wanna apologize if my negativity made you uncomfortable!!
but also!!!! the person who said "you should remove this if you want to be a tattoo artist" was so out of line for that - and this video kinda proves it to me
you're so open and you're very compassionate despite disagreeing w Gabbies previous tattoo experiences
I truly enjoy your soft spoken commentary on things and I would love to continue to hear someone with an education in tattoos do more commentary on celeb tattoos!! (without being weird abt it of course, but i genuinely don't get the vibe that you would be - again, your consideration and objectivity feels very refreshing on the platform!!)
I would be very interested in a video about how tattoos can be a form of self harm.
Also I am in the process of removing two of my tattoos, and I hate them even more now because they look like shit partially faded and blotchy. One thing no one mentioned to me about tattoo removal is the itching. I don't know if I'm allergic to the ink and my body is reacting as it breaks it down and clears it out, but they are so itchy and inflamed and irritated and look even more terrible.
i got one tattoo on my forearm that was tattooed really poorly. The person who tattooed it did not perform as they always did. and the second after it was done i was like WTF this looks nothing like any of the work ive seen. still need to get it redone by another artist, and pray that its wont be fd up forever.
I think whether people like her or not, her response is pretty honest and good to hear. We all have our stories and journeys
Watching the other video and then this one I can’t help but feel like there’s some weird plot twist here and that these were all just temporary tattoos anyway and she got tired of keeping up the charade, so she decided to “remove” them. That would explain the machine not being turned on or doing anything in the photos and the tremendous amount of “bruising” from “removal” which really just looks like makeup applied over temporaries in a softer color to make it look like they’re fading. It all seems to add up to someone pretending to know what the tattoo removal process could look like but failing miserably to execute.
But what do I know.
I don't understand. Everybody on the face of the Earth was telling her how terrible of an idea that would be and she would regret it, she admits she feel some last-second decisions and still go through with it, now she's getting it removed..... what
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💭 I can understand her wanting to get a removal after such a short period. Our reasons are very different and so are our responses to a silimar thing. I know I wanted to be tattooed. I always have. So, I had a cover up done in a similarly short space of time to Gabbie Hanna.. I cant really judge her for her choice in this case.🤷🏾
Just discovered your channel and I'm binging it. Your voice is so soothing! 💭
You're brave for taking stances on stuff 💭 it's impossible to be neutral all the time & there will always be haters disagreeing in harsh ways.
I really appreciate how classy and smooth your dialogue is. It is a pleasure to listen and watch your videos! Thank you and keep it up!!
Sounds like MH issues that she may have got help.for. Compulsion disorder etc..
as for visible tattoos, getting the first publicly visible one this month, have many that only partners have seen.
So many people see them as a fashion thing. People without regrets have ones with deep deep meaning.
you're such a kind, thoughtful person and it would be an honor to be tattooed by you!
Have you watched some of her other videos? She's condescending and holier than thou. And she is very self centered on her stance of if I tattoo you it it will be my design not yours. She talks like she is already a tattoo artist who gets paid top dollar.
This is the reason why every Tattoo artist who isn‘t in it for the money doesn’t tattoo necks and hands if you’re not heavily covered first. I dunno but stuff like this makes me understand them grumpy old tattoo artists and why they hold so many grudges on the younger generation 🤷🏼♂️
I need to know where you got your sword earrings!!! Wonderful video btw! ❤
where do you buy your earings ???? they ALWAYS look so pretty and cool