on second thought this might say YTWCH. So here's a few tips for your kids-

1) Don't get a foreign word tattooed on you unless it's verified by several people.

2) Don't get the names of deities in a language you can't understand tattooed on your arm

Hahah. Love that you commented on it.

I had to. I can't let this kid flash his tattoo around thinking he's cool.

I KNOW!

and for GOD SAKES don't tattoo HIS NAME on your arm.

he never responded, i can only assume he's been swallowed by the earth.

He responded. I just stalked. Also, none of the 'I's in his profile are capitalized.

MollyWeasleyMagic: this guy is blowing my mind.

He says it's 'highly stylized'... here are some more lessons for you children-

1) If I 'highly stylize' the word CORN and write it as POOP it actually says poop.

2) There is actually script hebrew. It's a faster way of writing and looks nothing like this.

3) Don't tell someone who's been studying the language for 13 years what your tattoo says.

He's a winner. eye roll

4) Yes, it is 'too late' to change your tattoo. Congratulations on becoming a member of Trend Church.

"Highly stylized" hahaha

Actually writing it out CORRECTLY in Hebrew is kind of an egregious no-no in that religious tradition, isn't it?

Well, only if you write in the vowels. The consonants are the same for Yahweh and Jehovah, so when read aloud, one would say "Jehovah." When writing it out, they had to ritually purify themselves

beforehand. I wanted a similar-ish tattoo (whoops) but it was going to say "daughter of God," merging OT and NT theology. But tattoos cost money and I've been on a budget forever, lol. But I can

also spell in Hebrew. lol

No i think it is shortened even when they write it.