A woman from Finland, Milana Pulianin, 30 years old.
At first glance, Pulianin is particularly different from the average woman, and this is mainly because of the colorful patterns on her whole body.
At first, I was worried and just wanted to tattoo one or two patterns
Pulianin lives in a town in Finland, Pieksemäki.
When it comes to the pattern of the whole body, Pulianin is still quite happy and proud.
According to Pulianin, in fact, her first pattern began at the age of 17. At first, though, Pulianin had only intended to tattoo one or two on his body. Because she is worried that she may not be able to find a job in the future, or be pointed out by others.
However, what Pulianin did not expect was that from then on, she could not stop.
"I love colors, and I can finally 'paint' them on my body. Slowly, I wanted to cover my whole body with colors because they brought me joy and showed my optimism," says Pulianin.
Time flies, and unconsciously, 13 years have passed, and Pulianin has changed from a clueless girl to a woman who exudes self-confidence. And the pattern on her body has also changed from the original one to a lot, which "surrounds" the whole body, including the face, hands, neck and other places that will be seen by others.
Then, even the head, Pulianin did not "raise his noble hand". To this end, she also deliberately cut all her beautiful hair.
And the picture above it is also Pulianin's favorite.
"My favorite is the pattern on my head," Saylanin said happily. It was a brilliant sun.
This means that Pulianin explains that she always believes in beautiful things and feels that no matter what happens, the final result will be as brilliant as the sun's rays.
I don't care if I'm being pointed out, I want more
Pulianin proudly shows off the fruits of his years. Its whole body is colorful like a palette with various patterns on it: green leaves, slender hands wearing rings and "painting eyes", flowers, necklaces, etc.
Pulianen admits that the reason why she overcame her fear, "painted" so many patterns on her body, and had the courage to generously post photos of herself on social media was mainly due to the people she met who were engaged in art.
And what makes her happy is that many people have expressed their appreciation for her approach, thinking that she is beautiful.
However, Pulianin also revealed that along the way, she also encountered a lot of sneers. However, Pulianin did not care about this, and did not intend to stop her "grand ambitions".
In the time that followed, Pulianen also planned to leave blank spaces on his body and add some beautiful patterns.
"We're all beautiful, and I want to set an example for others to be brave enough to pursue what they want," Says Pulianin.
In fact, everyone has the right to pursue what they like, as long as it doesn't hurt others. However, it is reported that the pain caused during the tattoo process is not small, and it is not easy to remove it later.
So, if you want to do this, you still have to think about it before doing it.
Image source: Milana Pulliainen/Ins
(Floret)