Through her seven children and her 46 years of age Melissa Sloan has spent numerous years developing her interest in tattoos while creating 800 tattoos across her entire body.

Her first connection with tattoos arose when she reached 20 years old but it quickly advanced into full-blown fascination.

Each week Melissa gets three new face tattoos at a time while she continuously fills all possible areas of her facial skin.

Her partner Luke performs all her home tattoos since tattoo artists avoid working on her fully tattooed body.

No matter her deep love for tattoos Melissa faces overwhelming challenges in her life because her extensive body art prevents her from obtaining both personal and professional goals.

Her appearance apparently causes potential employers to reject her which results in no stable career opportunities.

“I can’t get a job. They won’t have me. She told the Daily Star that her job application for toilet sanitation but the employers rejected her because of her tattoos.

Everyone rejects her job applications because of her appearance which she admits she wishes to work.

Her exceptional look results in two separate forms of rejection including public place denials as well as her children being barred from school admission.

The school excluded her from her child’s nativity performance by asking her to observe through the window instead of attending inside.

According to Melissa going to the grocery store stands as one of her daily challenges because people show excessive reaction to her appearance.

Access to simple stores becomes impossible since I cannot enter my nearby supermarket for common shopping. People stare at her while she feels her appearance scares both customers in stores and supermarket staff. She said openly.

Melissa’s tattoos express more than social perceptions because they have important personal meaning.

She explained that tattooing her body functions as emotional recovery from the s*xual assault experiences carried out by her half-brother.

The scars from s*xual abuse remain with Melissa although her abuser spent time in prison she finds emotional healing by getting tattoos.

She maintains no regrets about how she lives but she understands the full price she must pay for her extreme appearance.

Extreme body art Credit: Instagram/melissa.sloan.357284)

Against her desires to work any available position she can get she revealed how her extensive tattoos prevented potential employers from hiring her.

Extreme body art faces total rejection from potential employers because of how unacceptable such decoration appears to society.

Despite her intent to tattoo her body going forward Melissa repeatedly experiences job rejections that cause her pain because she chooses to defend her individuality.

The permanent scarring makes her ineligible for conventional employment roles yet she does not alter her appearance for anybody.

“Regard it as my personal life choice which ends when day concludes.” She declares that she prefers the appearances of her tattoos over what people thought was beautiful before she got her ink.