I got an EXTREMELY rude tattoo on my arm – people hate it but I don’t regret it

COMMITTING to a tattoo alone can be a difficult decision – and rest assured many other people will have an opinion on it.

But one woman couldn’t be less concerned about what other people think of her inking, even if it is EXTREMELY rude.

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TikToker Zoey isn’t phased by peoples opinions of her tattoos[/caption]

TikToker Zoey, who goes by the username @zoeywgr, even proudly states the bold artwork will be her “biggest flex as a grandma”.

The fitness fanatic from Germany regularly shows off her toned physique online as well as her array of inkings.

But one of her tattoos is particularly striking due to its cheeky message.

On the inside of her right arm, Zoey has an expletive phrase inked that reads: “Eat p***y not animals.”

The fearless vegan says that although people tell her she will regret her tongue-in-cheek tattoo – she loves it.

But despite the backlash she has faced from others in real life, the TikToker’s inking was applauded on social media.

One admirer commented on the clip: “This is ICONIC lmao I love it!”

Another added: “Literally the best I’ve seen so far.”

And a third chimed in: “I’m not vegan but this is a very good argument and artwork!”

If you enjoy reading about other people’s rude tattoos, why not take a look at this lady’s eyebrow-raising inking.

TikToker Joanna wondered how she would explain her interesting acronym on her forearm – especially to her mum.

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Zoey’s says her rude tattoo will be her ‘biggest flex’ as a grandma[/caption]

She had gotten the words “Dilf tamer” added to her skin – but instead told her parents that “it’s Latin for love yourself”.

And this woman was left mortified after her family pointed out a very rude meaning of her upper thigh tattoo.

The inspirational quote was instead interpreted as “sexual” by her family – but getting it altered only made her problem worse.

For more tattoo fails, why not take a look at this artist’s work – who tattooed Elon Musk’s face on a tech geek.

But it wasn’t even the portrait that got people talking – it was the unconventional words written alongside it.