Recently, while browsing one of the social media platforms that I am on, I read a comment in a mental health support group that I am a member of. Well, I tried to read it at least. Beside the bastardization of the English Language and the lack of punctuation and lack of cohesive thoughts, this particular post was quite annoying. Here is the general idea of what was being said. You shouldn’t be allowed to have a Fire or EMS related tattoo until you have “earned” it. If you get it before you are “entitled” to it, you should be ostracized. The original poster than goes on to explain how he “earned” his tattoos (to paraphrase) cutting his teeth on the mean streets of his volunteer fire house’s f
Recently, while browsing one of the social media platforms that I am on, I read a comment in a mental health support group that I am a member of. Well, I tried to read it at least. Beside the bastardization of the English Language and the lack of punctuation and lack of cohesive thoughts, this particular post was quite annoying. Here is the general idea of what was being said. You shouldn’t be allowed to have a Fire or EMS related tattoo until you have “earned” it. If you get it before you are “entitled” to it, you should be ostracized. The original poster than goes on to explain how he “earned” his tattoos (to paraphrase) cutting his teeth on the mean streets of his volunteer fire house’s f
