“No Regrets”: Inked Grandmother, 41, With Dozens Of Tattoos Slams Trolls Who Criticize Her Looks
A woman who goes by “left-handed Granny” and is followed by nearly 280,000 people on TikTok has been slamming the trolls criticizing her unusual looks and telling her she would regret her numerous piercings and tattoos.
The grandmother, who reportedly has close to 30 piercings, with many of them located on her face, has been targeted by cruel haters on social media due to her unique style.
The TikToker is notable for wearing bright-colored wigs, sporting diamond teeth, and exhibiting her impressive collections of tattoos and piercings.
A woman who goes by “left-handed Granny” slammed trolls criticizing her unusual looks and telling her she would regret her numerous piercings and tattoos
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The 41-year-old has been consistently told she would regret her extreme looks in a few decades but has responded that such feelings would never occur. On the contrary, Left-handed Granny has gone on to reveal that her look wasn’t even completed and that she was planning to undergo more body modifications.
The content creator has responded a few times to critics. In one video posted last year, the woman filmed her daughter’s response to a person asking how her children felt about her looks, to which she replied: “I think my mother is perfect the way she is, and I wouldn’t want her to look like anybody else.”
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In another video, the granny replied to a troll who had told her: “We all know you are regretting.” She replied: “Regretting what? All this beauty? There’s no regretting here, nah. Thank you. Appreciate it.”
Shedding light on more reasoning behind all of her body modification, she responded to a TikTok user who rudely asked: “Who would want to look like you?”, to which the granny replied: “I hope nobody. I don’t want to look like you either. I don’t want to look like a skinny b*tch, I don’t want to look like a fat m*ther f*cker, I don’t want to look like a man, I don’t want to look like a f*cking female.
The grandmother has close to 30 piercings and dozens of tattoos
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The inked grandma enjoys sharing her extravagant looks with her social media audience
@lefthanded_granny #viral #fyp #bodymods #piercedgrandma #ink #piercings #tattoograndma #facetattoo #grandma #womanwithtattoos ♬ original sound – left-handed Granny
“I don’t want to wear certain colors, I don’t want to eat certain foods, I don’t wanna do a lot of stuff because I’m me, and I’m an original person.”
She went on to explain that she wouldn’t expect anyone to look like her before pleading with her followers to not copy her style. “This is all mine,” she added.
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“I think my mother is perfect the way she is, and I wouldn’t want her to look like anybody else,” her daughter said
@lefthanded_granny Replying to @02.05.005 they can speak for themselves #viral #fyp #tattoo #piercing #ink #motherdaughter #lefthanded #daretobedifferent ♬ original sound – left-handed Granny
In other videos, the TikToker opened up about struggling with Lupus, an autoimmune disease that has caused her to be paralyzed for two years. She has since shared her recovery.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, Lupus makes your immune system damage organs and tissue throughout your body.
“There’s no regretting here, nah,” the viral grandma replied to haters
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Moreover, the disease causes inflammation that can affect your skin, joints, blood, and organs like your kidneys, lungs, and heart.
The Lupus Foundation in Ohio reported that about 1.5 million Americans have lupus, and there are an estimated 16,000 new cases each year. More than five million people worldwide have some form of the disease.
While the grandmother received some backlash, other social media users came to her defense
Only thing I'm 100% not down with is the tooth jewelry. We only get one set as adults and we need to treat them right! Sorry - this comes from having a family friend die young and suddenly in his sleep - they found a bacterial infection had made it's way from his gums to his heart; and I watched another family member, in the 1970s, go through the hell of having ALL their teeth out and then terrible dentures. I was a kid, but vividly remember how much pain that person was in. :( Everything else? Go for it, granny! :)
you dont have to say its wrong. but you can't stop me from saying they look stupid.
And, unfortunately, so many people care about strangers' stupid opinions of them.
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I understand that shes a grandmother but like.... shes only 41, lets all calm down :D Also, because no one told me when I was a teenager/young adult - mouth and lip piercing might fudge your gums up. Speaking from an experience unfortunately.
Yup, gums a bit destroyed because I would not stop playing with the tongue ring.
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I have several tattoos on my body. I have never been comfortable with my body, even when I was super skinny. I feel so much more comfortable after I got tattoos. Let people do what they want! If you dont like to look at it, look another way!
Same here. The more tattoos I get, the more I love the skin I'm in. It's a lose, lose situation...being taught by society that there's something wrong with our bodies the way we are naturally and then being told by that same society that there's still something wrong when we decide to make our bodies feel more our own.
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This looks like some psychological issue to me. Like those people who are addicted to getting ever more tattoos.
Being happy in your own skin, knowing love, and self confidence are not psychological issues. Stop attempting to blather a diagnosis from a 10 second video you saw. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Load More Replies... Wow. Why am I still surprised when a comments section fills up with such hateful, judgemental and borderline racist content? I thought for one second that us Pandas were better than this, but here I am disappointed again.
Her body, her choice. But if she ever has an accident, the medics are going to struggle with oxygen masks and suchlike.
Why does anyone else care what she does with her own body? No one's business.
It's everyone's business when you post it on the internet. She wants attention, she got it.
Load More Replies... You do you Grandma but I gotta imagine that having all that stuff dangling off your face makes navigating life pretty difficult. Can't be near any spinning machinery, I can see babies trying to rip those dermal piercings out, they could get caught in clothing. Also you're not young forever, that is going to look even more strange when she is in her 60's.
Damn! There goes her dreams of working around spinning machinery!! Fùck!! She probably is really gonna wish she had you there to remind her of that when she goes in for that deep sea drilling job interview. 🤣🤦🏾♀️🤣🤦🏾♀️
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She’s complaining about the haters, putting her down and making fun of her yet she says “ I don’t wanna be a fat motherf**ker, so I’m not going to be. As a fat guy I take a fence to that. She doesn’t like people making fun of her yet she can make fun of other people kind of hypocritical if you ask me.
They just mad 'cuz she can afford all that extra and they can't. Ppl should be able to "DO YOU." Besides, what does it matter what we LOOK like on the OUTSIDE? Isn't "it" MORE important what we DO to our bodies on the INSIDE??? * (i.e. taking illicit drugs, etc.)
“Look at my tattoos and piercings”. Also: “Only nice comments allowed.”
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Not my body, not my business. Psychological issues? Perhaps but if so, could those who are so superduper worried about hers perhaps have a look first at themselves? Why do you care so much about how someone else looks, do YOU have issues? And if you want to complain about other peoples' psychology, why don't you go after trolls and bulies? THEY have issues, and those issues harm others. Way more worth of your time and energy, one would think....
★~(◠‿◕✿) I'm not religious.. but, AMEN to that! WELL put!!! (✿◠‿◠)
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Hopefully she never has to go flying. I’d feel sorry for the TSA agents.
To keep it all clean would be a nightmare. It's like those extra extra extra long nails where it hinders regular daily life. The dangly bits from her lower lip and the upper lip - how does she eat or drink without them getting in the drinks? Also it might be hard to sneak up on someone as it might jingle all the time. Also, what has being a "grandma" have to do with it? The shocking effect? She's a 41 y.o. woman. (wether she has kids or not is not really relevant). Although the comment about babies ripping things out is valid - I didn't wear long earrings when my kids were babies for a while. Yes, you do you, but I am also allowed to have an opinion about it. Some like pineapple on pizza, others don't. I at least don't like jewerlry on my pizza.
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When my wife started showing bi-polar symptoms she bejeweled herself somewhat similar to this. Jewelry all over her ears, throughout her hair, and necklaces to make MR. T proud. Luckily she's left her face alone except for a small nose ring. It looks ridiculous but there's nothing I can do to convince her of this. Her family is totally confused by it and doesn't seem to grasp how things manifest when metal illness is involved. Until she has her next psychosis and I can get her into a facility and they can fix her dopamine levels this is what I have to live it.
Only 41... WOW, She's had a HARD life then. She looks bout 60...😲😲
Only thing I'm 100% not down with is the tooth jewelry. We only get one set as adults and we need to treat them right! Sorry - this comes from having a family friend die young and suddenly in his sleep - they found a bacterial infection had made it's way from his gums to his heart; and I watched another family member, in the 1970s, go through the hell of having ALL their teeth out and then terrible dentures. I was a kid, but vividly remember how much pain that person was in. :( Everything else? Go for it, granny! :)
you dont have to say its wrong. but you can't stop me from saying they look stupid.
And, unfortunately, so many people care about strangers' stupid opinions of them.
Load More Replies... I understand that shes a grandmother but like.... shes only 41, lets all calm down :D Also, because no one told me when I was a teenager/young adult - mouth and lip piercing might fudge your gums up. Speaking from an experience unfortunately.
Yup, gums a bit destroyed because I would not stop playing with the tongue ring.
Load More Replies... I have several tattoos on my body. I have never been comfortable with my body, even when I was super skinny. I feel so much more comfortable after I got tattoos. Let people do what they want! If you dont like to look at it, look another way!
Same here. The more tattoos I get, the more I love the skin I'm in. It's a lose, lose situation...being taught by society that there's something wrong with our bodies the way we are naturally and then being told by that same society that there's still something wrong when we decide to make our bodies feel more our own.
Load More Replies... This looks like some psychological issue to me. Like those people who are addicted to getting ever more tattoos.
Being happy in your own skin, knowing love, and self confidence are not psychological issues. Stop attempting to blather a diagnosis from a 10 second video you saw. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Load More Replies... Wow. Why am I still surprised when a comments section fills up with such hateful, judgemental and borderline racist content? I thought for one second that us Pandas were better than this, but here I am disappointed again.
Her body, her choice. But if she ever has an accident, the medics are going to struggle with oxygen masks and suchlike.
Why does anyone else care what she does with her own body? No one's business.
It's everyone's business when you post it on the internet. She wants attention, she got it.
Load More Replies... You do you Grandma but I gotta imagine that having all that stuff dangling off your face makes navigating life pretty difficult. Can't be near any spinning machinery, I can see babies trying to rip those dermal piercings out, they could get caught in clothing. Also you're not young forever, that is going to look even more strange when she is in her 60's.
Damn! There goes her dreams of working around spinning machinery!! Fùck!! She probably is really gonna wish she had you there to remind her of that when she goes in for that deep sea drilling job interview. 🤣🤦🏾♀️🤣🤦🏾♀️
Load More Replies... She’s complaining about the haters, putting her down and making fun of her yet she says “ I don’t wanna be a fat motherf**ker, so I’m not going to be. As a fat guy I take a fence to that. She doesn’t like people making fun of her yet she can make fun of other people kind of hypocritical if you ask me.
They just mad 'cuz she can afford all that extra and they can't. Ppl should be able to "DO YOU." Besides, what does it matter what we LOOK like on the OUTSIDE? Isn't "it" MORE important what we DO to our bodies on the INSIDE??? * (i.e. taking illicit drugs, etc.)
“Look at my tattoos and piercings”. Also: “Only nice comments allowed.”
Load More Replies... Not my body, not my business. Psychological issues? Perhaps but if so, could those who are so superduper worried about hers perhaps have a look first at themselves? Why do you care so much about how someone else looks, do YOU have issues? And if you want to complain about other peoples' psychology, why don't you go after trolls and bulies? THEY have issues, and those issues harm others. Way more worth of your time and energy, one would think....
★~(◠‿◕✿) I'm not religious.. but, AMEN to that! WELL put!!! (✿◠‿◠)
Load More Replies... Hopefully she never has to go flying. I’d feel sorry for the TSA agents.
To keep it all clean would be a nightmare. It's like those extra extra extra long nails where it hinders regular daily life. The dangly bits from her lower lip and the upper lip - how does she eat or drink without them getting in the drinks? Also it might be hard to sneak up on someone as it might jingle all the time. Also, what has being a "grandma" have to do with it? The shocking effect? She's a 41 y.o. woman. (wether she has kids or not is not really relevant). Although the comment about babies ripping things out is valid - I didn't wear long earrings when my kids were babies for a while. Yes, you do you, but I am also allowed to have an opinion about it. Some like pineapple on pizza, others don't. I at least don't like jewerlry on my pizza.
Load More Replies... When my wife started showing bi-polar symptoms she bejeweled herself somewhat similar to this. Jewelry all over her ears, throughout her hair, and necklaces to make MR. T proud. Luckily she's left her face alone except for a small nose ring. It looks ridiculous but there's nothing I can do to convince her of this. Her family is totally confused by it and doesn't seem to grasp how things manifest when metal illness is involved. Until she has her next psychosis and I can get her into a facility and they can fix her dopamine levels this is what I have to live it.
Only 41... WOW, She's had a HARD life then. She looks bout 60...😲😲
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