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To: armydawg505

“The tramp stamps for the world to see say more about her than anything else.”

There’s a store I frequent with a GREAT looking young woman (22-26 I’m guessing) who besides being great looking is also really interesting and apparently intelligent. I say apparently for one reason - she has tons of visible tattoos. I’m sure there are many more in the covered up areas.

I’ve talked to her many times and she is delightful. I almost know her well enough to say what I am actually thinking - “why the f would a beautiful woman like you cover yourself with those trash marks?”

Like I said, almost know her well enough.


13 posted on 05/18/2014 12:26:19 PM PDT by I cannot think of a name
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To: I cannot think of a name

My newest squeeze has more than a couple of them. Don’t get it. I will not make that a show-stopper though. Tell me what to expect.


16 posted on 05/18/2014 12:41:10 PM PDT by DIRTYSECRET (urope. Why do they put up with this.)
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To: I cannot think of a name
I almost know her well enough to say what I am actually thinking - “why the f would a beautiful woman like you cover yourself with those trash marks?”

In my experience, you can say virtually anything to a woman and get away with it, with two caveats: 1) you have to say it in a non-judgmental way (this can be difficult if you are truly repulsed by it), 2) it helps a lot if she already finds you attractive. I tend to be plain-spoken, but at the same time very low-key in my speech, and I have surprised even myself on occasion not only at what I've gotten away with asking, but with the verbose and honest responses I've gotten as a result.
62 posted on 05/18/2014 4:06:19 PM PDT by fr_freak
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