‘This drives me nuts’ people cry as they see world’s ‘most confusing’ tattoo in broken heart design

WHEN somebody get’s a tattoo it can say a lot about who they are as a person or where they are in life at that current moment.

And it seemed one woman was going through heartbreak as she showed her artistic inking.

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Posting her tattoo on social media, the woman’s skin etching showed a heart that had been broken and then stuck together with another piece.

The piece that had broken off could be seen underneath the now broken heart.

Tattooed on her upper chest, it was a design that couldn’t be hidden – something she might regret.

The tattoo went viral online where people were quick to point out there was a major flaw with the design.

The heart, which had been stitched together read ‘Steve’ with the ‘st’ in a grey half heart and the ‘ve’ in red.

But the broken piece underneath, which was also in red had the letters ‘lo’ in the centre.

Many people were confused by the placement with many asking if the tattoo was meant to read as Steve or Stove.

The awkward design was in fact supposed to say ‘Lost Love’ but nobody got it.

While you could blame it on them, it seemed the tattoo just wasn’t thought through enough.

People were quick to share their thoughts of the inking on the Facebook group, That’s It, I’m inkshaming. (Actually Bad Tattoos), while others were still trying to work out what it said.

One person wrote: “Should’ve done it the other way round so it says lost love.”

Another commented: “I literally didn’t know what it was supposed to say until your comment.”

“I was super confused – I needed the comments to see what it’s supposed to say. Steve, stove….lost was not on the list,” penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: “EVERY TIME this is shared and it is A LOT I STILL see Steve… not Lost Love and it drives me nuts that it’s not actually Steve at all at this point…”

“Horrible execution,” claimed a fifth.

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