Tattoos serve as a form of self-expression that sometimes have certain cultural or religious significance. For some people, tattoos are simply a pure form of art or a way to commemorate an event or a loved one.
Regardless of the reasons for getting a tattoo, it remains a personal decision, and in some cultures, it is still viewed as taboo.
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