mona

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Maybe you can find yourself a nice antique rocking chair to die in.

I wonder why anyone would put a tattoo on a body so beautiful. Look at how pure the photos "No One Knows" and "Don't Turn Your Back on Me" seem with no visible tatts. If you get one, why not just a small Cupid figure on your lower abs.
Mike.

Tattoo’s and opinion’s will always vary. One must take into account as to why the tattoo is there in the first place. In most instances the tattoo is simply a portrayal of oneself on the outside. Granted some turn out better than others depending on the artist. In its’ purest form, the pain received by getting it, sheds the pain one carries within as it becomes worn on the outside. There’s many feelings of suffering, and strength that one endures both seeing it and wearing one of there own. Some are novelty naturally, but most times, when you look deep within, there is more meaning in the tattoo than any picture of portrait will ever show.

I choose to wear mine both as a strength and as a weakness. A reminder as to what I've lived through.

Kindest regards,
GC

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“Strength, through eternal suffering and persicution.”

_{thanks, dear}

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My pleasure

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Maybe you can find yourself a nice antique rocking chair to die in.

thanks for the feature!

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Very welcome

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Maybe you can find yourself a nice antique rocking chair to die in.

thanks

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M0thyyku.Jenise.
Sopra la panca, la capra campa,
sotto la panca, la capra crepa.