WELCOME to Plathville’s Moriah Platt made it clear that she’s in charge of her life as she revealed she is considering getting a lot more tattoos.
Because she is breaking the rules that her family has taught her, the 19 year-old has been called the rebel.
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Moriah took to Instagram to share various photos of herself, as she not only showcased her purple hair, but she also put her wrist tattoo on display.
She captioned: “I’ve had my tattoo for a year now and I’m kinda really wanting more! While I understand there may be objections, I have never regretted my tattoo. It will always be mine.
“Yes I can listen to y’all’s opinions but at the end of the day this is MY life and I will be the one living with the ‘good’ or ‘bad’ decisions I make… though I will say, I don’t see them as good or bad decisions but as learning curves!”
The reality star concluded: “On the road to becoming who I’m meant to be. And I’m not just talking about tattoos but just life decisions in general. So I guess we’ll just have to see what the future brings.”
People were loving the post, as they took to the comments section to respond, as one wrote: “Don’t worry about other people’s opinions, tattoos are amazing!”
Another wrote: “It’s your body and not a single person can tell you what you can and can’t do with it…”
Even her sister-in-law Olivia – who is marry to Moriah’s brother Ethan – chimed in: “You do you, boo.”
Moriah has in fact been doing whatever she pleases lately, especially after walking her own path away from her family.
Kim and Barry Plath raised their nine children with little technology and no sugar. They also lived on an isolated farm and followed a strict fundamentalist Christian belief system.
MORIAH THE REBEL
Aside from moving out of the family home with her brother Micah, 20, Moriah has also dyed her hair purple, showed off her abs in head-turning outfits, and even kissed her boyfriend in photos.
Moriah said in a Welcome to Plathville episode: “In six months so many things have changed. I got kicked out after I moved out of my home. I had got to the point where I was just starving for freedom and didn’t follow the rules my parents had set.
“My parents were shielding me or protecting me, whatever, from the outside world. They tried to control everything. What we ate, and what we wore. Jeans and tank tops were out. Swimming suits were a no-no.
“I felt like an outsider in the real world. I didn’t feel normal.”
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