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In such times, reality appears to have become a largely outmoded and obsolete concept. Perhaps this is understandable, after all, what interest does a picture of Bob down the road on his ride-a-long lawnmower hold in the face of such effervescent beauty? That same beauty can be devastating viewing for individuals with issues surrounding body confidence, though. Of late, some with an online presence seem to have been recognising this, and, laudably, have been speaking out on the subject to great effect. Sara Puhto, a 20-year-old health blogger from Finland, has become the latest to shed light on just how damaging it can be to base one’s body aspirations on the unattainable fiction that Instagram modelling can be. 
Puhto posts encouraging messages on her Instagram page, alongside photographs that highlight just much a photograph can be subtly changed before it is posted online. Here’s one of her messages; “I’m sure we’ve all had that feeling where you’re feeling cute at the beach but then you sit down and all of a sudden feel insecure and don’t know how to sit without your tummy feeling oddly too exposed. “The other day I went to the beach and would have slight moments where I felt like people were looking at my tummy and these feelings of insecurity where I wanted to hide my tummy because “it didn’t look good” sitting down. But I realised that I was being silly and ruining my time at the beach and not enjoying it fully just because of this small silly thing. 
“You really shouldn’t feel that way! Everyone looks like this when they sit down! Nobody is judging you and even if someone was then that’s a reflection of their inner insecurities, not yours. You are not fat. We all have fat, especially on our tummies and it’s completely normal. And that fat does not make you worth any less as a person! Nobody has abs or a flat tummy 24/7 when they sit down. Don’t let this idea ruin your time because it’s completely normal! If you want to wear a bikini, then wear it cause life’s too short not to wear what you want!! You look amazing so wear it with confidence and you’ll radiate beauty!” 
Puhto provides such an important reminder for those who feel under-confident about their own bodies. The images we are confronted with every day on Instagram do not necessarily bare any resemblance to reality. 
In their endless quest to attain a tattoo that’s utterly unique, enthusiasts have gone to more and more extreme lengths to modify themselves. Some people cover their entire skin in tattoos, in a process that’s halfway between a ritual and an addiction. Others employ facial tattoos and creepy markings in order to give themselves a frightening, intimidating appearance. There are some people who see tattoos as a way of telling a visual joke, and use their body as a means of delivering a punchline of sorts. Is it worth it? Probably not. But is it often hilarious? Absolutely. This week however we’ve managed to learn about what might just be the weirdest, and funniest tattoo ever devised. A truck driver from the North of England has posted images of his new self-devised tattoo on social media, and it really deserved to be looked at twice. You’ll either laugh out loud or do a double-take when you see this dude shirtless. 
Cumbrian truckerKenny Ollerenshaw decided to go big or go home with his weird chest tattoo, which makes it look like his head is gigantic and attached to a tiny shrunken half-naked body which is seemingly driving a go-kart … wow.Let’s all pause and take a moment out of your lives to appreciate what I had to write just now. The 36-year-old father-of-one, who hails from Silloth, says that he loves his “interactive” tattoo because it moves along with him. The body art took four hours to finish, and apparently Kenny’s young son loves it. “He thought it was cool but I wasn’t expecting it to go viral, it’s all gone a bit mad and my son has told my mum that I’m famous,” he stated. “I keep looking at it in the mirror and thinking it’s just crazy. You should see what happens when I tense my pecs. My family are all on board with it. The way I look at it is if people don’t like it then they don’t have to wear it.” 
TattooistRichard Batey, the man responsible for the tattoo, stated, “It’s the first of its kind in the world. I have a good mechanical understanding from working in the car industry. When Kenny came in he was up for having this done as a chest piece. The result is just the start. There’s a long way to go.” Batey added, “It has 1.1 million views and 2million likes on Facebook – and it isn’t even finished yet. It’s what I’d call an interactive tattoo and it’s more of a shocker than anything else. It’s got the ability to make an entire room of people smile and laugh and get them talking.” He’s got a point there, but all I’m saying is that I wouldn’t have it done to me. Would you?
