Aussie woman regrets her tattoo because it’s a d**k magnet’: Paul Sterrantino TikTok video

A beachgoer with a huge tattoo spanning across her back has admitted she deeply regrets getting inked – and described it as a ‘d**k magnet’. 

The young woman was featured in a short video shared by Australian TikToker Paul Sterrantino, who goes by the name @imthatannoying online. 

In the clip, Paul asked the woman ‘what’s your biggest regret?’, and she quickly responded.

A beachgoer was stopped by Australian TikToker Paul Sterrantino, who goes by the name @imthatannoying online, who asked what her ‘biggest regret’ is. Without hesitation, she said she deeply regrets getting the tattoo on her back (pictured, right)

The tattoo appears to be a large decorative pattern consisting of flower-like shapes arching from each shoulder and dipping towards the tailbone. 

The woman dubbed the tattoo as a ‘d**k magnet’ as she receives ‘a lot of unwanted attention’ from it.

The woman also appears to have another two tattoos on her right ankle and elbow.  

The humorous video has since gone viral and been viewed more than 19,300 times but has received few comments.

The video is part of a series where Paul asks random strangers questions to create entertaining videos for TikTok. 

Other questions he’s asked include ‘biggest turn offs’ among women, ‘craziest’ travel moments and ‘worst names’. 

Earlier this month a young man was left furious after his tattoo artist sneakily added their initials to his latest arm piece 

Earlier this month a young man was left furious after his tattoo artist sneakily added their initials to his latest arm piece.

The man took to Reddit to explain he was getting an ancestral tattoo done and wanted it to look exactly life his father’s and grandfather’s before him.

But the artist took it upon themselves to add a tiny AJ to the design, a detail the man missed while the ink was healing.

‘A few weeks later when I show my great grandmother the tattoo. She’s static, grabs my arm to look at and compliment it, then asks, ‘Who’s AJ?’,’ he wrote.

He was further infuriated by the artist who ‘brushed him off’ when he went to complain about the unapproved tweak to the original. 

‘They told me the style of art I got is called traditional and it’s ‘pretty trad’ for all artists who do that style to do it,’ he said.

He asked for a partial refund but the artist declined, so he took it to the shop’s owner who gave him all of his money back.

This apparently started a war with the artist who he says has ‘started a smear campaign’ and prompted the man to ask who is in the wrong.

‘My sister says I’m an a*****e for pushing the issue, but I feel like, at the end of the day, I told you exactly what I wanted and you didn’t do that,’ he said.