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over a year ago
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Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it |
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over a year ago
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No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it "
Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way |
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"No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products"
That’s what I think as well, I’ve never known someone to be bothered by them. I have two new ones and my little sister (who’s sixteen and a size four ) gave me her bio oil to use to prevent them getting any worse, or to make them fade or something |
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I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products" like that stupid woman on itv2 at 4 this morning shouting how she invented a younger eye system |
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. "
I had them before I even got pregnant, I have two new ones (but my bump isn’t that big yet) and I’ve never been bothered |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products like that stupid woman on itv2 at 4 this morning shouting how she invented a younger eye system "
wait....there is a 4 in the morning? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way "
Had to check your age then coz when you get older you'll find most people have them (not just the ladies) ... I love having mine kissed tbh and have been told so many times that it shows my body has done what it's designed to do! Couldn't care less about mine or what others think ... if anyone even thinks about them says a lot about that person!!! |
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time.
I had them before I even got pregnant, I have two new ones (but my bump isn’t that big yet) and I’ve never been bothered "
If you're not bothered about them, that's great.. Fuck what other people think |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time.
I had them before I even got pregnant, I have two new ones (but my bump isn’t that big yet) and I’ve never been bothered
If you're not bothered about them, that's great.. Fuck what other people think "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. " . Being honest they aren't nice to look at especially if they go dark in colour . I used a vitamin E oil all through my pregnancy and didn't get any but that could be down to genetics rather than what I used
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’ve got them on my stomach and it isn’t as flat as I’d like, sometimes it makes me self conscious and one guy did actually message me to ask what was wrong with my stomach and why I had stretch marks!
I don’t tend to think anyone else is that focused on them other than the person themselves. |
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. . Being honest they aren't nice to look at especially if they go dark in colour . I used a vitamin E oil all through my pregnancy and didn't get any but that could be down to genetics rather than what I used
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How aren’t they nice to look at? I’m not saying they’re beautiful or turn me on, but not nice to look at? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products like that stupid woman on itv2 at 4 this morning shouting how she invented a younger eye system
wait....there is a 4 in the morning? " there is when the gobby bitch wakes you from a fever dream |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Stretch marks are completely natural and sounds like people are just making comments to be nasty about them
Personal doesn’t bother me about stretch marks as all part of having a baby
Congrats too |
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over a year ago
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"I think some can look really sexy. Some on the hips and boobs are my favourite "
I have some on my boobs - I developed early, and quickly. They aren’t noticeable at all anymore really, but at school people used to make fun of me if I wore a low cut top |
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"Stretch marks are completely natural and sounds like people are just making comments to be nasty about them
Personal doesn’t bother me about stretch marks as all part of having a baby
Congrats too "
Thanks
And you can have them without having a baby, like I have done for yeaaaaaaars. My husband is barely eight stone, and has them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it "
Nope embrace them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Stretch marks are completely natural and sounds like people are just making comments to be nasty about them
Personal doesn’t bother me about stretch marks as all part of having a baby
Congrats too
Thanks
And you can have them without having a baby, like I have done for yeaaaaaaars. My husband is barely eight stone, and has them " Most people get them at some stage unless you're super human? |
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"Stretch marks are completely natural and sounds like people are just making comments to be nasty about them
Personal doesn’t bother me about stretch marks as all part of having a baby
Congrats too
Thanks
And you can have them without having a baby, like I have done for yeaaaaaaars. My husband is barely eight stone, and has them Most people get them at some stage unless you're super human? "
Exactly |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way
Had to check your age then coz when you get older you'll find most people have them (not just the ladies) ... I love having mine kissed tbh and have been told so many times that it shows my body has done what it's designed to do! Couldn't care less about mine or what others think ... if anyone even thinks about them says a lot about that person!!! "
I know I'm just saying they're not attractive - i've got scars from acne too and I know they ain't attractive but no one's perfect and fuck what they think anyway lol |
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"Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way "
.... Also had to check his age. I love seeing these replies as it makes it easier for me to whittle out who to never entertain. Blocked.
When I was younger I used to pay mine quite a bit of attention but I barely even think about them these days. No one has commented on them that I’ve met / been with. I’ve met a few incredibly gorgeous women and men and their stretch marks haven’t even entered my mind.
To be ashamed of them is a social construct I think. I don’t know that I know anybody WITHOUT. |
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"Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way
.... Also had to check his age. I love seeing these replies as it makes it easier for me to whittle out who to never entertain. Blocked.
When I was younger I used to pay mine quite a bit of attention but I barely even think about them these days. No one has commented on them that I’ve met / been with. I’ve met a few incredibly gorgeous women and men and their stretch marks haven’t even entered my mind.
To be ashamed of them is a social construct I think. I don’t know that I know anybody WITHOUT. "
Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way "
sad man! |
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. "
Here here! We earnt them |
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"Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way
.... Also had to check his age. I love seeing these replies as it makes it easier for me to whittle out who to never entertain. Blocked.
When I was younger I used to pay mine quite a bit of attention but I barely even think about them these days. No one has commented on them that I’ve met / been with. I’ve met a few incredibly gorgeous women and men and their stretch marks haven’t even entered my mind.
To be ashamed of them is a social construct I think. I don’t know that I know anybody WITHOUT.
Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ?"
I disagree. They’re kinda just *there*. I find them neither attractive or unattractive |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way
sad man! "
The op asked if anyone really cared about them. This guy does. It doesn't make him sad. Possibly he should have considered his audience. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I don't have any from my pregnancies, which is odd because my bumps were HUGE! I have them in other places from growing as a teenager, as do most people I've seen naked. Saying you find them unattractive is like saying you don't find people having eyes attractive |
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If people are this sensitive because stretch marks are unattractive you go round every single person in the world they ei have a unattractive quality about them, I've got a massive noseband big ears and acne scars and yes they are unattractive but I'm still a strong 7 get over your imperfections and being so sensitive |
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"I don't have any from my pregnancies, which is odd because my bumps were HUGE! I have them in other places from growing as a teenager, as do most people I've seen naked. Saying you find them unattractive is like saying you don't find people having eyes attractive "
blergh, eyes! Not for me thanks |
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I was more bothered about getting them than it seems men are of seeing them. I was so paranoid I smothered myself with moisturiser in the morning and oil in the evening every day when I was pregnant. It wasn’t till after that I found out you either get them or you don’t. I didn’t get any. But I don’t think that was because of what I did! I’ve learnt since, people need to embrace who they are. If others don’t like it that’s not your issue it’s theirs. |
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"Depends how bad they are and where really but they ain't attractive let's put it that way
.... Also had to check his age. I love seeing these replies as it makes it easier for me to whittle out who to never entertain. Blocked.
When I was younger I used to pay mine quite a bit of attention but I barely even think about them these days. No one has commented on them that I’ve met / been with. I’ve met a few incredibly gorgeous women and men and their stretch marks haven’t even entered my mind.
To be ashamed of them is a social construct I think. I don’t know that I know anybody WITHOUT.
Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ?
I disagree. They’re kinda just *there*. I find them neither attractive or unattractive "
Good for you I find them unattractive - omg I'm the biggest prick on fab all of a sudden |
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Stretch marks and scars are things that happen. They're part of life. My stretch marks are from other things, but I tend to have more comments on my scars, some of them quite nasty.
Like OK, I'm very sorry I needed surgery and that offends your boner? Bye bye then... |
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"If people are this sensitive because stretch marks are unattractive you go round every single person in the world they ei have a unattractive quality about them, I've got a massive noseband big ears and acne scars and yes they are unattractive but I'm still a strong 7 get over your imperfections and being so sensitive"
Just remember to add that they are unattractive in your opinion. Not everyone will think that. Just like you don't like some of your features, others will think that it gives you added character that makes you more attractive.
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. . Being honest they aren't nice to look at especially if they go dark in colour . I used a vitamin E oil all through my pregnancy and didn't get any but that could be down to genetics rather than what I used
How aren’t they nice to look at? I’m not saying they’re beautiful or turn me on, but not nice to look at?"
I think most people have faint ones, I've got some on my knees of all places as well as surgical scarring on my stomach.
I did once see some on holiday that looked like raw Freddy Krueger skin though and have to admit that would put me off. |
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"Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ?"
I do disagree. They’re not something I pay any attention so I neither find them unattractive or attractive. I appreciate a man / woman that is able to look beyond marks on my skin, as I’m sure every other person with stretch marks does too. That’s all. |
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"If people are this sensitive because stretch marks are unattractive you go round every single person in the world they ei have a unattractive quality about them, I've got a massive noseband big ears and acne scars and yes they are unattractive but I'm still a strong 7 get over your imperfections and being so sensitive
Just remember to add that they are unattractive in your opinion. Not everyone will think that. Just like you don't like some of your features, others will think that it gives you added character that makes you more attractive.
Holly"
Sorry you're right I should have put in my opinion |
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"Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ?
I do disagree. They’re not something I pay any attention so I neither find them unattractive or attractive. I appreciate a man / woman that is able to look beyond marks on my skin, as I’m sure every other person with stretch marks does too. That’s all. "
If a woman has got stretch marks it would not mean it makes her any more unattractive they are just unattractive to look at if that makes sense |
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I had really bad stretch marks on my hips when I was overweight and now they have faded you can barely notice them. I did find they knocked my confidence a lot when they were bright and red, but knowing what they fade to, it wouldn't bother me too much if I ever got them again. I didn't get any during pregnancy but my bump was tiny.
I don't think most men even notice them, and if they do notice and shame a person for having them it just makes them a massive bellend and that's a lot uglier than stretch marks. |
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I have loads of them! No one has ever cared...they bothered me when I was a teenager, but now I honestly don't even think about them.
They certainly don't bother me on others |
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In my teens and 20s , I used to be very self conscious about them.
Now I don't give a shit.
Think it's good that you see the occasional model with them not airbrushed out too these days, that would never have happened back in the day |
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"No, and to be honest, I don't know any man who does find them a turn off.
Think stretch marks being hideous was invented by make up companies to sell more products
That’s what I think as well, I’ve never known someone to be bothered by them. I have two new ones and my little sister (who’s sixteen and a size four ) gave me her bio oil to use to prevent them getting any worse, or to make them fade or something "
I used bio oil all the way through my pregnancy and was lucky and escaped with a few tiny ones under the baby shelf which aren’t really noticeable.
However, if I had ended up with my belly being covered in them who cares it is part of having a baby. If a man can’t handle what is the most natural thing then my lovely, he’s not worth your time |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it "
Nobody is perfect OP, we all have our own lumps bumps and scars. Your look wonderful |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Nobody is perfect OP, we all have our own lumps bumps and scars. Your look wonderful "
I am perfect
And thank you! |
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Used to hate mine but learned to like them they are very faded now but can still see them on my funny and boobs they don't seem to out anyone off that I've met |
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"Used to hate mine but learned to like them they are very faded now but can still see them on my funny and boobs they don't seem to out anyone off that I've met"
*Tummy |
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Mine didn't look as obvious, even after having a long twin pregnancy then I lost weight and then that coupled with loose belly skin from 5 stone weightloss, it's just left me with a hideous tummy. I hate them on myself so keep covered up by wearing some sexy lingerie and then no man can be bothered by it if he can't see it |
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I think the best way to put it is that they are natural, inevitable and part of who we are.
If you like them or dont care enough to get rid of them, the best thing to do is leave them.
If you want to get rid of them, do it or look into it how to remove them. No harm in that.
At the end of the day it's your choice, remember that. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but we can not be ignorant and forget that we do have a societal based beauty standard that the majority of us strive for. Some wear make up, some work out, others get their hair cut and some wear nice clothes. They do make you feel better but the cost at which they do so needs to be considered too.
If you want to get rid of them feel free to do so, but do it for yourself. If you want to do it for others, as long as it makes YOU feel good. Look into it and make a decision.
You say it's a recent thing that's come to your mind so I would wait at least a month to decide. If not, start to remove them and see how it feels. Continue or stop at your leisure.
My 2c |
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"I think the best way to put it is that they are natural, inevitable and part of who we are.
If you like them or dont care enough to get rid of them, the best thing to do is leave them.
If you want to get rid of them, do it or look into it how to remove them. No harm in that.
At the end of the day it's your choice, remember that. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but we can not be ignorant and forget that we do have a societal based beauty standard that the majority of us strive for. Some wear make up, some work out, others get their hair cut and some wear nice clothes. They do make you feel better but the cost at which they do so needs to be considered too.
If you want to get rid of them feel free to do so, but do it for yourself. If you want to do it for others, as long as it makes YOU feel good. Look into it and make a decision.
You say it's a recent thing that's come to your mind so I would wait at least a month to decide. If not, start to remove them and see how it feels. Continue or stop at your leisure.
My 2c "
Who said they wanted rid of them? |
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90% woman over 20 have stretch marks, wobbly bits, dangly things and dimpley stuff
The 10% with tight arses firm breast a flat tummies make me suspicious
I'm sure if you look closely at one you will find a made in China sticker and a battery flap
Ladies be proud of all them bits your a real woman and we love every inch of you
But if your in the 10% check your self for that sticker and battery flap |
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"Are stretch marks a turn off ? Well they don’t look great if honest
Does it make a huge difference to me ? Well no not massively
Would a women look better without them ? Yes 100%"
In your opinion |
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"Are stretch marks a turn off ? Well they don’t look great if honest
Does it make a huge difference to me ? Well no not massively
Would a women look better without them ? Yes 100%"
Omg here we go let's all go in on this lad now |
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This
"I don't think most men even notice them, and if they do notice and shame a person for having them it just makes them a massive bellend and that's a lot uglier than stretch marks" .
Very well said.
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"Are stretch marks a turn off ? Well they don’t look great if honest
Does it make a huge difference to me ? Well no not massively
Would a women look better without them ? Yes 100%
In your opinion "
Sorry, yes in my opinion |
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"Dunno why you're getting annoyed because I said they're unattractive do you disagree ?
I do disagree. They’re not something I pay any attention so I neither find them unattractive or attractive. I appreciate a man / woman that is able to look beyond marks on my skin, as I’m sure every other person with stretch marks does too. That’s all.
If a woman has got stretch marks it would not mean it makes her any more unattractive they are just unattractive to look at if that makes sense "
Makes sense to me. |
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By *bcums3Couple
over a year ago
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time. "
Totally agree, I have 2 kids both left me with lots of stretch marks, just part of my beautiful mum body I wear with pride |
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My weight has yo yo'd a lot and pregnancies have made me have lots of stretch marks. Boobs, hips, stomach and arms but it's never bothered anyone I've had sex with. Not that they've said anyway. It was me who was more bothered about them. Now I see them as part of me, they tell a story of the children I incubated and my struggle with my weight x |
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over a year ago
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I absolutely am not bothered at all about them.
I actually think they're a turn on in some respects and have mentioned this in my profile.
Mummy tummies this way! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You can see mine quite clearly in a lot of my pics. I have been prone to them since my teenage years and through my pregnancies, despite using bio oil. I couldn't care less if someone else finds them unattractive, they're part of me and there's not much I can do about it now, other than rock the bod I've got! |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it "
I dont have problems with them, I actually like to see them, adds to the sexiness in my opinion. It shows life. |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
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I wouldn't think that any man would walk away from a sexual meet on here due to this.
I personally dont like the look of them but some are worse than others. I'm very lucky and dont have any on my body.
What's important is that you embrace you for being you and that's unique. |
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"I wouldn't think that any man would walk away from a sexual meet on here due to this.
I personally dont like the look of them but some are worse than others. I'm very lucky and dont have any on my body.
What's important is that you embrace you for being you and that's unique."
I would agree with you there. Even the genuine decent guys out there if they had their wits about them would see past them if a potential partner showed intimate interest. The others, well just dont care as long as they are getting a bit! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think the best way to put it is that they are natural, inevitable and part of who we are.
If you like them or dont care enough to get rid of them, the best thing to do is leave them.
If you want to get rid of them, do it or look into it how to remove them. No harm in that.
At the end of the day it's your choice, remember that. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but we can not be ignorant and forget that we do have a societal based beauty standard that the majority of us strive for. Some wear make up, some work out, others get their hair cut and some wear nice clothes. They do make you feel better but the cost at which they do so needs to be considered too.
If you want to get rid of them feel free to do so, but do it for yourself. If you want to do it for others, as long as it makes YOU feel good. Look into it and make a decision.
You say it's a recent thing that's come to your mind so I would wait at least a month to decide. If not, start to remove them and see how it feels. Continue or stop at your leisure.
My 2c
Who said they wanted rid of them?"
Who said they didn't?
Regardless, if you read my post you would understand that removal is not what my post is about, rather you conviently ignored the rest to fit your narrative.
It's about CHOICE and OPTIONS. Regardless, of what you feel, others have feelings and opinions too. Having the option to choose what you feel is best for yourself and to feel free of judgement after choosing is what I intended to come across as saying. I apologise if this was not the case.
I think now would be a good time to say I have stress marks too and I'm fine with them. |
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over a year ago
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"I wear mine like a badge of honour... Such an amazing thing to be able to grow a baby... If a man turned me down because of them, he ain't worth my time.
I had them before I even got pregnant, I have two new ones (but my bump isn’t that big yet) and I’ve never been bothered
If you're not bothered about them, that's great.. Fuck what other people think "
Perfectly put if anyone has a problem it's there problem |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I think the best way to put it is that they are natural, inevitable and part of who we are.
If you like them or dont care enough to get rid of them, the best thing to do is leave them.
If you want to get rid of them, do it or look into it how to remove them. No harm in that.
At the end of the day it's your choice, remember that. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but we can not be ignorant and forget that we do have a societal based beauty standard that the majority of us strive for. Some wear make up, some work out, others get their hair cut and some wear nice clothes. They do make you feel better but the cost at which they do so needs to be considered too.
If you want to get rid of them feel free to do so, but do it for yourself. If you want to do it for others, as long as it makes YOU feel good. Look into it and make a decision.
You say it's a recent thing that's come to your mind so I would wait at least a month to decide. If not, start to remove them and see how it feels. Continue or stop at your leisure.
My 2c
Who said they wanted rid of them?
Who said they didn't?
Regardless, if you read my post you would understand that removal is not what my post is about, rather you conviently ignored the rest to fit your narrative.
It's about CHOICE and OPTIONS. Regardless, of what you feel, others have feelings and opinions too. Having the option to choose what you feel is best for yourself and to feel free of judgement after choosing is what I intended to come across as saying. I apologise if this was not the case.
I think now would be a good time to say I have stress marks too and I'm fine with them."
I didn’t ignore anything. I was wondering if I had missed something, so asked who wanted them removed. Just seemed a bit out of place |
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over a year ago
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Doesn't bother me at all.
I have them pretty much everywhere and have for years. I went from being 4ft3 to 5ft4 in a short amount of time so always had some round my back/hips.
Then I went on birth control and mass gained weight so now have them pretty much everywhere.
If people don't like them that's their perogative. I am proud of my body and no one is going to make me feel shit over something I had no control over.
I've never been pregnant or had kids, just growth spurt and weight gain.
~Mia |
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over a year ago
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"Doesn't bother me at all.
I have them pretty much everywhere and have for years. I went from being 4ft3 to 5ft4 in a short amount of time so always had some round my back/hips.
Then I went on birth control and mass gained weight so now have them pretty much everywhere.
If people don't like them that's their perogative. I am proud of my body and no one is going to make me feel shit over something I had no control over.
I've never been pregnant or had kids, just growth spurt and weight gain.
~Mia"
That’s exactly the reason why I have mine. I used to be really short and skinny. I’m neither of those anymore, I grew about five inches round about the same time I went on birth control! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it " many people say what they need to to get you into bed you must know that by now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I adore stretch marks on a tummy. Took me ages to reassure my wife she looks sexy with a stretch marked belly, love to feel them on her when cuddling in from behind.
I love to see them on women.
A curvy body that wobbles during sex is a huge turn on for me. |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it "
Ailsa has them now and I love them They are the mark of our son Xx |
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Ailsa has them now and I love them They are the mark of our son Xx "
Beautiful!! |
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By *viatrixWoman
over a year ago
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"Does anyone *really* care about them?
Are they a turn off?
I’ve never been bothered about mine, and I’m still not. But it seems to be the new ‘thing’ that is focused on when I reject someone.
I’m wondering if they are truly put out over stretch marks and were willing to make an exception just so they could fuck me, or if they think I’m bothered by them?
I don’t get it
Ailsa has them now and I love them They are the mark of our son Xx "
That is lovely.
All your photos are great... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’ve got so many. It makes me feel gross. But it is what it is. I don’t care if people have them. All bodies are beautiful but I completely understand the self consciousness. And it’s far worse for women. My experience isn’t a comparison at all. |
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I personally hate mine and the hanging skin that goes with them, but then they are the results of two gorgeous sons who I love more than anything else in this world and they love me, so hell yeah I got a saggy belly but to my surprise men have kissed it and never seemed that bothered about it |
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I hate mine (yes I have some) make me self conscious about my body and for years hated taking my top.off in public.
Now I don't give a shiny shit what people think.
People will hate their own and people will use them when rejected to try and hurt that persons self confidence.
Be proud for what they stand for. Yours is for childbirth. Mine were for losing a few stone in weight (5-6 stone at one point)
So peoples opinions can fuck off.
Its about how you feel about them not them.
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over a year ago
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I have some on my stomach from when I gained weight a couple of years ago. I’m not ashamed of them, and my hubby and I love my curves.
My belly is flatter again and the marks have faded, but if a guy is more interested in a couple of marks on my belly than he is in the rest of me (which is pretty damn hot) then that’s his issue and he doesn’t deserve to touch me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate mine but not so much them, more just my mummy tummy in general. I have the whole shelf thing going on with stretch marks. I get pretty self conscious about it so try to always cover them.
I've found it's always been more of an issue for me than it has been for anyone I've got naked with though x |
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over a year ago
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I don't care I know this sounds soppy but it's all about the connection whether that a quick fumble or something long term. When I am with someone it's a multitude of senses, smell, touch, sight that get all the fires popping so just pointing at one thing and saying ooh no thanks is silly or you just ain't connected in the first place |
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By *ee04Man
over a year ago
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TBH I wouldn’t even notice them. As a young guy many years ago I thought I’d find them off putting but when it came to it I found them alluring along with the mummy tummy. So not an issue in my book |
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I don't mind mine but they're not that noticeable anymore. I remember when I first got them after weight gain years ago I was so upset as they were so big, red and angry looking. I did get one or two small ones during pregnancy but they've all faded to nothing now.
I'm not bothered about them these days, and I have never even thought twice about them on someone else! It's a completely natural part of our bodies and pretty much everyone I know has them. If I ever do get them again, I'll be much kinder to myself than I was when I was younger. |
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I've got some round my middle, because I am forever either losing or gaining weight. I'm not aware that they've ever put anyone off meeting me, though
My excessive body hair and abrasive personality seem to do that instead |
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I don’t think I’ve ever really been bothered by them. My mum had them but would call them her tiger stripes, or say she got in a wrestling match with a bear at the shops for the last jar of honey. When I get them as a teenager I just assumed it was normal, I would always wonder why my friends would feel bad about theirs because why wouldn’t they want their own tiger stripes?! |
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"I don’t think I’ve ever really been bothered by them. My mum had them but would call them her tiger stripes, or say she got in a wrestling match with a bear at the shops for the last jar of honey. When I get them as a teenager I just assumed it was normal, I would always wonder why my friends would feel bad about theirs because why wouldn’t they want their own tiger stripes?! "
Now we know who you get the awesome attitude from
I call them my pride stripes. |
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They don't bother me at all really but unless they belong to the woman you had a baby with then I think it's hard to call them attractive aesthetically in all honesty..... I think a lot of ppl talk shit about them to get a shag.... |
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"They don't bother me at all really but unless they belong to the woman you had a baby with then I think it's hard to call them attractive aesthetically in all honesty..... I think a lot of ppl talk shit about them to get a shag.... "
I think a lot of people will say shit to get a shag |
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"I don’t think I’ve ever really been bothered by them. My mum had them but would call them her tiger stripes, or say she got in a wrestling match with a bear at the shops for the last jar of honey. When I get them as a teenager I just assumed it was normal, I would always wonder why my friends would feel bad about theirs because why wouldn’t they want their own tiger stripes?! "
When men ask me ‘what happened to your tummy’ I tell them I was attacked by a shark. Some legit believe me |
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"They don't bother me at all really but unless they belong to the woman you had a baby with then I think it's hard to call them attractive aesthetically in all honesty..... I think a lot of ppl talk shit about them to get a shag....
I think a lot of people will say shit to get a shag"
I'd say the same about nipples, but maybe there are ppl that genuinely love them, idk.... The mind is where it all starts for me.... |
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over a year ago
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They are a part of what makes her the Mother of my beautiful Children. Along with her battle scars (c-section) they’re as sexy as any other part of her. |
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"They are a part of what makes her the Mother of my beautiful Children. Along with her battle scars (c-section) they’re as sexy as any other part of her. "
Ooooo I have a battle scar |
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