NOTHING says "I love you" like getting matching tattoos with your partner.

Unfortunately, one upset woman revealed her and her boyfriend's couple's tattoo went horribly wrong in so many ways.


The woman, who goes by @chauntaeee_ online, revealed she and her boyfriend asked for matching tattoos that read "my love" in Chinese.

In a screenshot of the communication supposedly between her and the tattoo artist, she sent a picture of the actual tattoo she wanted, which was written out in Chinese characters.

Then, she sent a picture of a person with a similar tattoo under his ear to show how she and her boyfriend wanted the tattoos placed.

Unfortunately the tattoo artist made a huge mistake and accidentally inked on the Chinese characters from the inspiration photo instead of the characters the client and her boyfriend actually wanted.

Following the appointment, the woman claimed to have put her new tattoo in a Chinese to English translator on Google, which revealed they both got the name "Elaine" permanently placed on their necks.

Oops.

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To throw more dirt into the wound, when a viewer suggested the woman and her boyfriend have a baby and name them Elaine, the woman revealed she and her boyfriend broke up.

So, now she has a random woman's name tattooed on her body as a matching piece with someone no longer in her life.

Meanwhile, dozens of other users seemed conflicted over the whole situation.

Some commented on the video to express their shock or sympathy, while others blamed the couple for not checking the tattoo stencil.

The woman clarified that she did not blame the artist at all and understands that it's her own fault.

"Live and you learn I guess," she said.

If it helps at all, the unlucky woman is not he only one to take her complete tattoo fail to the internet.

Previously, another person showed off her unsatisfactory ink, which looked nothing like what she asked for.

Plus, another woman took to the internet to show how she got her fail of a tattoo covered up.


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