Getting a tattoo is a special and meaningful occasion for many.
It's often a nod to family or something symbolic to your life and you want it to be perfct.
But for others it can be a spur of the moment decision that they often regret later.
However, one woman was after a sentimental tattoo that reminded her of strength.
Her quest went horribly wrong when the tattoo artist made a major spelling mistake leaving her permanently marked with an awkward error.
Eighteen-year-old Jennifer McGee took to TikTok to share what happened with her botched tattoo.
She said: "I wanted a tattoo and I wanted "with pain comes strength".
"I gave this man a reference photo and he spelt strength "stenth"."
But she was shocked when she noticed the spelling error and revealed that she wanted it removed as soon as possible.
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Jennifer's video has clearly got people talking as it has racked up 11.3k views and over 1,000 likes.
Jennifer revealed that she will be getting it "fully removed" and explained: "There's not a way to add a G without fully removing it honestly and he made the W in with sooo long."
She admitted she didn't see the initial error at the stencil stage.
"I didn't see he missed the letter G in the cursive word strength."
Friends and viewers weighed in on the error, poking fun at Jennifer.
"I'd cry," one said.
Another added: "Was this done drunk?"