Woman regrets tattoo she got before covid-19 pandemic

She wishes she could “mask” this permanent pandemic fail.

A TikTok user was asked what was the “dumbest” tattoo she’s ever gotten, and it turns out the ink that had a profound meaning to her before COVID-19 struck is something she now regrets.

“So I got this tattoo — I’ve wanted it for a couple of years — it basically means being, like, true to yourself and real and not pretending to be something you’re not,” TikTok user @wakaflockafloccar explained in a now viral video.

The unfortunate tat, which she got in March just before the Coronavirius swept the world, reads: “Courageous and radically, refuse to wear a mask.”

She ends the clip by giving a sarcastic two thumbs up, and commenting: “I could NOT have had worse timing. P.S. I’m not anti-mask I promise.”

The post, which has now been viewed nearly 1.5 million times, garnered plenty of critical comments, including one user who asked what she plans to do now that the inking makes her seem anti-mask."

“I wore long sleeves all last year so no one would see it,” she answered.

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