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Here is 1 of my latest tattoos I got done. It's also 1 of my favorites. I got this tattoo as a representation of an old Native American story. A wise older man was telling his son about the battle inside every single person. 2 wolves. 1 full of evil, hate, and greed. The other full of love, sympathy, and joy. He tells the boy the fight is always going on and can be dangerous. His son asked him which 1 wins. The man replies, "The 1 you feed".

Here is 1 of my latest tattoos I got done. It's also 1 of my favorites. I got this tattoo as a representation of an old Native American story. A wise older man was telling his son about the battle inside every single person. 2 wolves. 1 full of evil, hate, and greed. The other full of love, sympathy, and joy. He tells the boy the fight is always going on and can be dangerous. His son asked him which 1 wins. The man replies, "The 1 you feed".

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