Captain Creeper
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It’s how I operate, bro! I multitask.Mostly done by premature ejaculators.
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It’s how I operate, bro! I multitask.Mostly done by premature ejaculators.
Not me but I’m sure there areHaving body art (tattoos) is obviously a personal choice. I wonder if placement isn't a turn off for men when they find it on a woman. For instance, who is this tattoo for? She won't even see it most of the time however anyone (probably a man) will see it when taking her from behind. Is that really something most men would like to see on a potential life partner?
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Maybe she should tattoo a bullseye on her back.Yeah I'm sure there were a lot of guys in her past gazing at that tattoo while hammering her.
I couldn't agree more on all counts.I'm almost 80. I've never gotten a tattoo, and never will. A few small tattoos might be OK on people, but when they start doing the larger and all over the body, it's gross.
When I was a kid in the 40s & 50s, a lot of World War 2 vets had tattoos only on their arms, of army, navy, etc logos, or eagles, or American flags. Those I thought highly of. I still do.


You must be the guy drooling over Skin & Ink magazine.Tattoos used to be a little intimidating. You knew you were dealing with someone who was potentially volatile. That was a couple of generations ago.
Now they are the epitome of sheep-think. About as stupid as driving an EV.
They mostly look like permanent bruises. Unattractive and revealing.