Yep. At least three, including the love of her life, Luigi Tenco.

But let's be thankful for the popularisation of tattoos for something very valuable, if not actually something K-selected in nature: any presence of tattoos shows you someone with very limited future time orientation.

There are people who succeed despite this setback, but they often succeed by feeding off people who also have very limited future time orientation.

Pop chanteuses singing silly love songs are literally the models for this concept as well as for living in positive feedback bubbles.

The really shit thing is that none of her friends were able to convince her that this would be a really bad idea a decade or so down the road, but then again, that's what living in a positive feedback bubble does.

Openly advertising r-selection and limited future time orientation probably saved a few guys in her social orbit a lot of time and bother.