Woman accidentally gets wrong star sign tattooed behind her ear
When something so personal — say, a tattoo — is set to be inscribed on your skin forever, it stands to reason that ink-enthusiasts would make like Santa, and check everything at least twice.
One unlucky woman, however, was left red-faced after accidentally getting the wrong star sign permanently inked on her body.
TikTok user Katie Martin, who is a Gemini, took to the video-sharing app to share her new design, which featured the astrological sign for Pisces. Watch above.
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Katie Martin accidentally got the symbol for Pisces tattooed on her body, when she's a Gemini. TikTok
"When you're actually a Gemini," Martin captioned the clip, where she shows a Pisces sign inked behind her ear.
"When you get the wrong star sign tattooed behind your ear," she wrote in the video.
TikTok users were quick to laugh at Martin's blunder, but also reassure her.
People were quick to call Katie 'slow' for her blunder. TikTok
"As a Gemini I am so disappointed," one user commented.
"I remember this post saying Geminis, Scorpio and Aquarius are the most intelligent signs," another user wrote. "You. You my friend are an exception."
A third person commented: "This is such a Gemini thing to do," to which another user wrote, "NOO A PISCES GIRL I'M SO SORRY. Geminis are my favourite that's such a shame."
One person, however, was able to take the negative and spin it into a positive, writing, "Maybe it's a sign your soulmate is a Pisces x."
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Martin did, however, share another video — in response to a comment that said, "I love Geminis. They always a bit slow" — where she showed that she had actually covered the mistake with a tattoo of a butterfly.
"Finally got it covered!" Martin beamed as she showed off her new ink and sang along to Bill Withers' song 'Lovely Day.'
"Now let's not make that mistake again bestie," a TikTok user commented.
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