A model has recently shared her struggles, revealing that she faces difficulties in securing jobs due to her body being 99% covered in tattoos.

She describes the world as harsh and judgmental, finding it challenging to understand the negativity and criticism directed at her appearance.

“I intimidate a lot of people. I find it hard to understand how they can be so mean to me,” she expresses. For her, earning a livelihood from her jobs is crucial, as it is her primary means of supporting herself.

Losing job opportunities feels like an ordeal she wishes she didn’t have to face.

With nearly her entire body covered in tattoos, many people in public tend to avoid her, while others step back and observe her silently.

She finds it especially challenging when people treat her this way. “I often don’t know what to say in response,” she adds.

Amber Luke, often referred to as the “dragon girl” due to her extensive tattoos, explains that people tell her she’s made a mistake by tattooing her face.

“They say I’ll never be like a normal human and I’ll struggle to find any job,” she shares.

Amber feels deeply discriminated against, which she considers unfair. “My tattoos and piercings are part of my identity. Is that really so difficult for people to understand?” she questions passionately. What are your thoughts? Do tattoos really have the power to provoke such reactions?