Katelyn Richardson

Connect What inspired your most recent tattoo?

I got Yuta from Jujutsu Kaisen because he mirrors my soul: quiet, loyal, and shaped by grief, yet powerful when pushed. As an INFJ, I see myself in his emotional depth, his struggle to control a power born from pain, and his unwavering love. He reminds me that even sorrow can become strength, and that the most broken hearts often carry the fiercest light. This tattoo is my quiet rebellion and my healing in ink.

If your ink could speak, what would it say?

If my ink could speak, it would whisper the battles I’ve survived in silence. It would say I loved deeply, broke quietly, and rose stronger each time. It would echo the voices I buried, the dreams I guarded, and the power I didn’t know I held. My ink would speak of shadows turned to strength, of beauty in the scars, and of a soul that feels everything yet still chooses to love, protect, and rise.

What would you do with the $25,000?

With $25,000, I’d finish the art etched into my skin, turning pain into power. I’d create a peaceful space to heal, travel somewhere soul-soothing, and invest in my daughter’s future. I’d nurture the quiet dreams I’ve buried to write, build, create. I wouldn’t just spend it; I’d pour it into the life I’ve always deserved but never paused to build. Every dollar would be a step toward peace, purpose, and self-love.