A man with a lot of tattoos has had enough of his mother’s constant questioning. She asks him absurd questions that he has no way of knowing the answer to. He finally decided to get a tattoo to deal with her annoying habit, but his mother takes it as a personal attack. Was he justified in getting the tattoo or did he go too far? Read on to find out.
Decorated man’s ink irks disapproving parent
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Tattoos as a defense mechanism ️
Mom’s invasive questions lead to tattoo as last resort
Man gets tattoo to avoid annoying questions, mom takes offense
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Mom’s reaction to son’s tattoo goes *brrrr*
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Man’s tattoo to stop annoying questions backfires with mom
A man with many tattoos came up with a unique way to stop his mom from asking him annoying questions he couldn’t answer: getting a tattoo that reads “No Se” on his forearm. However, his mom took it as a personal attack and called him a “pendejo sinverguenza” for desecrating his body to make a childish point and embarrass her. Despite explaining that he had repeatedly asked her to stop, his dad called him an a**hole for permanently marking his body to make his mom think before asking him a question. Do you think the man was justified in getting the tattoo or did he take it too far? Check out the comments and reactions below!
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Commitment to the joke is applauded by commenters. NTA.
Engage your imagination and make stuff up instead ☕
OP’s mom bombards him with pointless questions, tattoo not enough ♂️
Asserting body autonomy, a positive message
Commitment to the bit
Mom takes tattoo as personal attack, NTA needs forgiveness.
When parents ask uncomfortable questions…
Navigating annoying questions from family members can be tough.
Tattoo to stop annoying questions backfires on OP’s relationship with mom
YTA for the petty revenge ting. Some people just do this.
Commenter suggests asking OP’s mom about her internal dialogue. Replies clarify the concept of internal monologue.
Tattoo to stop questions leads to family drama. NTA wins.
The struggle of being the family’s own Google/Wikipedia
New acronym proposal for well-meaning sh*t stirrers, NTA.
Relatable comment about annoying family members, tattoo solution
Tattoo your skin, not your mom’s feelings. NTA
Middle-aged woman laments about her invisibility in society.
Tattoo as a solution to annoying questions – a legend move
NTA, this comment got us laughing out loud
Mom’s invasive questions are not okay, NTA for setting boundaries
Mom expects factual answers, but son can’t provide them
Don’t be too quick to judge, maybe the mom just talks a lot ♀️
Don’t be a language snob, it’s prickish.
Tattoo wins hearts, but mom’s heartbroken
Tattoo to stop annoying mom backfires. YTA or NAH?
When your mom forgets your profession
Tattoo stops annoying questions, mom takes offense. NTA wins.
A relatable NTA comment about bizarre questions from moms.
Mom’s reaction to tattoo is a whole other level
Perspectives on getting a tattoo to avoid annoying questions
Embrace the randomness! NTA’s tattoo thwarts mom’s nosiness
Hilarious tattoo to stop annoying questions from mom
Tattoo to stop questions leads to mom’s personal attack.
Clever solution to tattoo questions, mom needs to lighten up
Relatable! ♀️ When moms ask unnecessary questions.
A mischievous mom plans to prank her son with unanswerable questions
Creative lies to stop annoying questions from nosy people
Getting a tattoo for personal reasons is okay, NTA.
A touching tribute or a jerk move?
This commenter is definitely NTA
Understanding and patience can mend relationships
Mom takes tattoo personally, commenter says NTA with a laugh
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Relatable struggle with annoying moms. NTA confirmed
Tattoo hero shuts down annoying questions, mom takes offense. NTA
Getting a tattoo to avoid questions is a new level
Mom’s annoying questions are just an attempt at bonding. YTA.
Hilariously petty YTA comment earns praise
Hilarious response to tattoo controversy
Spread love not hate! Give your mom a hug ❤️
Mom’s long tangents are acceptable, tattoo is AH move
Breaking free from mom’s curious questions with tattoos
Expressing surprise with a Spanish twist
Petty but hilarious: man’s tattoo shuts down annoying questions.
Commenter finds the situation hilarious and supports the OP (NTA)
Get revenge on your mom’s annoying questions with humor
Gold star behavior recognized for shutting down annoying questions
