“Tattooing one’s grief can be an act of resistance to the notion that grief can or should be cured … The act of tattooing suggests that grief is permanent and that it is life-long, visible, and always present.”
For some, memorializing their loved one with a tattoo is a way to keep a part of them. We share this article from Psyche Digital Magazine.
The When You Die team is committed to bringing death back into our everyday conversations as an integral part of our human journey.
