So I thought id share this with you all.. yesturday afternoon on our our city radio station the topic of conversation came up, where someone phoned in and said that they went to their tattoo artist, got a tattoo. Then hated their tattoo afterwards because they got upset that their artist didn't post a picture of their tattoo. so they asked local artists and clients to share their perspective's on this topic. so you can send a voice note or call in to share. although my perspective wasn't aired, a couple artists mentioned the same perspectives as I had, whereby i say that i don't share everything I do as the simple and common tattoos such as infinities ect that are so overly shared isn't something we either want to promote unless its creatively different to the common "infinty" and that certain tattoos we do a million times over isnt a true reflection of our creative gifts, but to never take this personally or let that be the reason you'd hate your tattoo. curious on some of your perspectives as to whether we should post absolutely everything we do even if we don't want to just to make the clients feel important and people please? so what or how can we explain to clients that makes them feel important and not left out..even if we feel that this is stemming from their own projections of deeper insecurities when clearly that kind of client feels they need their affirmations through a social media post to feel important or apart of something bigger??