masayang tatuan para maiba ang inesiyon ko sa sakit ng karayun hehehehemay tanong lang ako saking sarili \nbakit iisa lang tayo ng layunin tung kol sating kultura na mapanatiling buhay at makulay ang kulturang pilipino\nbakit di tayo mag kasundo at mag-kaisa bakit watak watak tayo\n?\n\npara kanyak \nkultura ha nabaknang \ndaytoy poso ko \nkultura nabaknang lumablaban.\n\n\nREVIVAL A majority of people in the Philippines still view tattoos as a symbol reserved for those in jail, a dirty expression, and a dying one with the tribal peoples of the mountain provinces. Once revered as a symbol for headhunters and their relations, the tribal peoples have since abandoned this expression (as well as headhunting) and lean towards more western ways. The symbols of their tattoos are minimal in documentation and may be seen in Aleks Figueroa\'s forthcoing book on tattoos from the Philippines.* Today, those who have been tattooed are predominately of Filipino American descent. They have had keen interests in various styles- American, Japanese, or Polynesian tattooing or any of it\'s influence Pilipino, tattoo, tribal