The ability to do anything you want, whenever you want, is, in my opinion, one of the finest aspects of being an adult. This entails having authority over how you show yourself to the outside world, dressing anyway you desire, and doing your hair however you like.
We all have the luxury, but not everyone is as creative as Amber Luke, an Australian lady in her twenties who has the unusual ambition of getting tattoos all over her body.
Amber reportedly started getting tattoos at the age of 16, and her love of body art has since grown to be a major aspect of her life.
Amber claims that she has spent an incredible $120,000 over the years to turn into the person she now refers to as the “Dragon Girl.”
But there have been difficulties along the way. When she made the decision to have eyeball tattoos a few years ago, things almost went terribly wrong.
Regretfully, my artist penetrated my eyeball too deeply. I spent three weeks blind. “That was quite cruel,” she recalled.
Amber used to look like the average blonde girl next door, but now that she has experimented with body alteration so much, she is almost completely different. She had a treatment to create a forked tongue, had her eyeballs tattooed, and had almost every inch of exposed flesh covered.
The *Daily Mail* claims that the Brisbane, Australia native has spent $120,000 on bodily changes, including $70,000 for surgery and $50,000 for roughly 600 tattoos.
Although some may be shocked by her unusual appearance, Amber feels that her change has been essential in keeping her from committing suicide or living a life of sadness.
“I was so catatonically depressed, suicidal, and a walking dead girl,” she revealed. I felt numb. Most of the time, I harbored a deep-seated dislike for myself. I was tortured by it. I’ve completely changed into a person I’m proud to be now. I am a strong lady who is aware of her identity and desires.
The contrast between Amber’s appearance before she began her body changes and the pictures she published a few years ago is really striking.
After receiving her first tattoo, Amber said she received criticism, but it didn’t stop her from pursuing her ambition of using body art to express herself. It may not be to everyone’s taste, but what counts most is that she is content and confident in herself.
