Two forearms each show the same black fine line script reading We got this with a small heart at the end, placed on the inner forearm.

Matching 'We got this' script on two forearms

Lettering · Forearm · Black and grey · Photo

Two forearms are shown side by side, each with the same handwritten script reading We got this followed by a small outlined heart. The lettering uses thin, even black linework with a casual, slightly slanted hand. The ink is black only, and the text sits near the centre of each forearm against a plain, softly lit background.

Lettering Fine line Forearm Script Heart Phrase

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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction

Now sit down, you, and mind the chair, because this is the bit where the floor starts to tilt. Ballroom at the Palais in Hartlepool, spring of fifty-one, and Maggie Doyle had nineteen hours left on the marathon and a pair of shoes held together with Sellotape. Her partner Frank was no better. He'd trodden on her hem twice since midnight and called it a waltz.

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The judges came round every hour with their clipboards and their terrible tea. Somewhere past three, the bandleader stopped playing the numbers and started playing the slow sour ones nobody could dance to, and half the couples gave up and lay down on the sawdust. Maggie looked at Frank, and Frank looked at the ceiling, and she could see he was about to say sorry. So she got in first. She took his hand, squeezed it hard, and said, 'We got this, Francis,' the way her mother used to say it when the Christmas dinner went wrong.

He laughed so hard he nearly let go. Then he pulled her in close and they went round that floor like two boats coming off the same wave, slow at first, then faster, until the bandleader lifted his bow and the whole room gave a groan of pure envy.

The next morning they walked to the tattooist on Church Street, sleeves rolled up, and had the words put on the same inch of skin, a little heart after each. Forty years on, Frank still said it was the cheapest thing they ever bought. Maggie never argued. Sit still now, the next song's starting.