I’m definitely not a believer in astrology or anything like it, but I do know several people who have their “sign” tattooed on their body somewhere. I’d venture to guess that most people who chose their sign as a tattoo don’t believe in it, either; they just thought it was kind of cool.
However, due to the earth’s very wobbly orbit, the astrology chart most people relied on is now quite different. Some people have discovered, much to their chagrin, that the tattoo that symbolized “their sign” is no longer accurate. In other words, people are now wearing some other person’s birth and fate details, not their own.
My sign is Capricorn. Well, it used to be; now it’s Sagittarius. This means nothing to me except that now I’ll have to read about how my day is going to go, in that tiny little newspaper column about the Horoscope, in another category. Also? It’ll be sort of nice not to be a goat any more. 🙂
My point? Things change, and maybe it’s not such a good idea to put a permanent piece of skin art on our bodies because at any point in time, relationships change. Locations change. Conditions change. Likes and dislikes change. Names change. And apparently, even the route a planet takes can change.
To all of you people out there who are now wearing the wrong sign of the zodiac on your body: Order some Nuviderm and get rid of it. It’s easy, almost painless, and leaves no scar or trace of any kind. At least, that’s how it worked for me.