Tattoos have become a common thing in today's life.
Many people aren't afraid of getting them drawn unlike in the past.
They can be used to express some things that can't be explained, some are used as memories, and others are just used for beauty.
People have different ways to express what they want to, some choose tattoos in the form of drawings and others choose words, quotes, or Bible verses to explain the expression.
There are two kinds of drawing tattoos: words, Tattoos in the form of pictures and drawings.
Most of the tattoos in the form of words, sentences, and names are self-explanatory as for the pictures and drawings, it's hard to interpret their meaning.
They always have hidden meanings.
Here are some of the common tattoos you probably didn't know their meaning;
1. Semicolon.
In the English language, a semi-colon represents a sentence the author could have ended but chose not to.
As a tattoo the sentence represents your life and the author represents you.
This means that there was a point in life when you thought that it was over but you chose to rise up again.
Most of the people who draw this symbol are suicidal survivors, who have lost loved ones, cured of depression, or someone who has suffered from anxiety.
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