Some of U have asked about my body art including my tattoos and their symbolism. I believe my body is a canvas on which I illustrate some of my innermost feelings and desires in permanent ink. Some people see my tattoos and think I must be an alt girl or emo or even punk! I don’t think I can be so easily labeled. The first tattoo I got was the: Nothing to Kill or Die For quote from the John Lennon song “Imagine”. I’m not a Lennon fan per se, but that line resonates with me, since I’m a pacifist at heart. I truly believe that men have fucked up the world with wars and continue to fuck it up. I’m a total female supremacist and wish that women ran the world. I long for a world where women are in power and men are our slaves.
I have a tattoo of stars on one of my feet. I thought it would be pretty and star tattoos are symbolic of guidance, to guide me where I want to go in life and yes, the tattoo placement is symbolic. I have my boyfriend’s name next to a tiny heart over my heart. It’s a cheaper looking tattoo, not a self-tatt, I went to an ink parlor to have it done. I wanted that tatt to look like the work of famous French tattoo artist Fuzi Uvtpk who has tatted a lot of celebs with his homemade looking tattoos, including Scarlett Johansson. I have twin butterflies on my lower belly to symbolize beauty and my free spirited nature. Of course, I have the tattoo that is popularly called the tramp stamp on my lower back, it’s a tribal design of a talisman that is supposed to bring luck. Let’s see, I also have a paw print on one of my ass cheeks for obvious reasons, it reflects my raw sexual passion.
I have a Kanji tattoo of the Japanese character for Honor on the back of my neck and U will Honor me! If U know anything about Japanese symbols, a symbol has multiple meanings, this symbol can also mean Reverence, Distinction, Obeisance and Tribute. Of course, I am a Goddess of Distinction, U will Revere me, Obey me and Tribute me now!
