An Australian model is facing difficulties in finding a job. The reason behind it? She believes it’s due to her extensive body tattoos, covering 99% of her body. The media has primarily highlighted Queensland-born Amber Luke’s tattoos and other body modifications.
Amber, also known as “Dragon Girl,” has invested close to $250,000 in her appearance. However, she is facing challenges in finding work despite all the effort.
Although Australia is generally known as a progressive country, it appears that she is struggling to find employment.
The model with tattoos was brought up during the Robin, Terry & Kip radio show in Brisbane.
I’ll be honest, it has restricted my job opportunities, but that’s alright. From my perspective, I wouldn’t want to work for a narrow-minded company that judges me solely based on my appearance. They wouldn’t appreciate my work ethic, my principles, or the unique skills I can offer.
A model with extensive tattoos faces difficulties in securing a long-term job opportunity.
Unfortunately, individuals have been quite straightforward in expressing their opinions.
Everyone holds their own unique perspective on what beauty entails. It’s fascinating to observe various cultures where individuals elongate their necks, ears, and lips to enhance their appearance. However, it’s important to remember that we all have the right to our own opinions, and that’s perfectly fine.
It really bothers me when someone shares their opinion in public by saying things like, ‘You’re unattractive’ or ‘You’ve destroyed yourself’. It’s unsettling to realize that people can be so harsh without facing any consequences.
The stunning woman with tattoos mentioned that her tattoos haven’t caused any harm or injury to anyone. Even though her fans have urged her to stop getting more tattoos, she now feels accomplished. She confidently states that the expenses she incurred for her physical transformations have been completely worth it, as she has shown great resilience.
The process was far from painless. Luke recalls how tears streamed down her face as she got her eyeballs tattooed in a striking shade of blue. To always remember that moment, she decided to get a tattoo of it on her chest. It’s worth mentioning that although she initially thought the eyeball tattoo would be her last modification, she has since had other procedures like butt lifts and breast augmentation.
Amber Luke has undergone extensive surgery.
Amber shared a picture of herself from before her transformation in 2020, causing quite a stir on Instagram!
The caption stated, “Everyone has to begin somewhere. This photo shows me at 18 years old. I was deeply depressed, suicidal, and felt like a zombie. I was emotionless. Most of the time, I despised myself- that self-hatred was intense. It haunted me. But now, I’ve completely changed into a person I’m proud of. I’m a confident woman who is sure of her desires and identity.”
She also discussed the risky process she underwent to get tattoos on her eyeballs.
I struggle to find the words to convey the sensation, but imagine this: when the ink pierced my eyeball, it was akin to having ten pieces of glass dragged across my eye. This process was repeated four times for each eye, making it quite intense. Regrettably, the artist went too deep, causing me to be blind for three weeks. When done correctly, an eyeball procedure should not result in blindness. It was a tough experience.
This woman with tattoos is also delighted with her teeth, which are another form of body modification. She believes they accentuate her mesmerizing dragon-like eyes.
I glance at my mouth in the mirror and think, “Wow, it looks so icy and blinged out! I’m thrilled with the changes I’ve made to my teeth.” Initially, I had my fangs extended and sharpened, but after a month, I felt they were too short. I decided to go back and have them extended and sharpened once more, costing me $1,000 AUD due to the additional materials used and less coverage from my private health insurance compared to the first time.
I have a permanent VVS white gold tooth right next to my fang. It’s a veneer with a perfect pave finish and I paid $5,000 AUD for just one tooth.
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