“Blindspot” seems to be based on a cool (even if not that new) idea of searching for something by means of tattoos. Of course, there has been a lot of talking about the main character’s tattoos and their coolness factor but such is the way of the modern pop/ pulp culture, no? No talk, no sales after all.

Quite interesting, and also similar to a degree, is this story from another TV show. The headlines sell but there’s so much more behind this and many other stories. The late Shannon Larratt used to say that our bodies are the only thing that really belongs to us. But do they?

One sentence gives much food for thought, tho: “It’s very easy for a lot of people to assume the worst in their parents” [or any other people for that matter!]

It’s hard to believe that these days ppl can still be awfullu narrow-minded and oblivious to not only others’ feelings but also/ above all their humanity! Tattoo shaming is as horrible as fat/ age/ gender/ etc. shaming. In the end, we are all humans and we should treat everyone with kindness and respect, no? As one of the great Poles said, it’s worth it to be a decent wo/man! 😉