Comparison Of Two Tattoos

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The two tattoos represent decisions we make in our life; some of them are perfect as we think and study the consequences of making this decision, like her first tattoo. Although some people, including her mother did not like it, she was pleased with her tattoo. However, we regret making other decisions. She admitted that it was not the doctor’s fault, as he told her that it would not be detailed as she wanted. These other decisions are not well-studied and could lead to permanent negative outcomes. She rue her second tattoo because she chose the design only in 30 seconds! These decisions can have unexpected negative results that take place out of our control. At this point, we should avoid regret, stop forcing ourselves to feel satisfied and

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