'AITA for getting a tattoo I knew my husband wouldn't like?': Couple disagrees about woman's colorful 'memorial tattoo,' ignites internet debate

Tattoos and marriages are both supposed to be permanent, and this woman is wondering if she made a mistake.

When people marry, they vow to spend their lives together, for better or for worse. However, they never mention the 1,000,000 little things that you'll disagree on or bicker over during said marriage. Plus, people grow and change all the time, and that's just something you have to deal with as you and your partner grow older. This woman's relationship is facing some of those growing pains at the moment, and the internet can't decide who has the right approach to fixing the issue at hand. 

 U/Grognac_the_Red shared to r/AmItheA**hole her story. Simply put, she's been getting tattoos for some time, but she recently got a brightly colored rooster tattooed on her to honor her late father. When her husband saw it, the OP realized he was actually mad at her for getting the tattoo! 

See below for the story and the comments, which range from "YTA" to "NTA" to "ESH." And then click here to read a story of "Justice — dad style" as a father fights to get his children's dolls back from their neighbor. 

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