This beautiful young lady is absolutely amazing. Arranging to meet was easy as she was prompt with responses. Very friendly when we first met and super easy to talk to. I’ve seen her a couple times and I have no intention of stopping. Safe services and amazing rates. Beautiful body, gorgeous eyes that don’t break contact with yours while she does her thing and has no problem letting you know she’s enjoying herself. Definitely gonna see her again and you should too!
Lacey baby in Oshawa
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This beautiful young lady is absolutely amazing. Arranging to meet was easy as she was prompt with responses. Very friendly when we first met and super easy to talk to. I’ve seen her a couple times and I have no intention of stopping. Safe services and amazing rates. Beautiful body, gorgeous eyes that don’t break contact with yours while she does her thing and has no problem letting you know she’s enjoying herself. Definitely gonna see her again and you should too!
How much does a woman have to hate herself to cover herself with that much trashy ink?
Sweetie just because you don’t like ink doesn’t mean that I hate myself, I love everything about my self and as long as I’m happy with it nothing else matters
Have a wonderful day tho hun. Stay safe 
Heavy ink turns me off. But I certainly don't think any less of someone who has it.Ink is beautiful baby. Such a turn on
There are things I could overlook if I wasn't paying. If I were truly in love with a woman who has tattoos , cosmetic surgery, or was a BBW, etc it wouldn't matter. I'm paying for a fantasy, for the woman I really want but wouldn't get otherwise. Smoking and perfume are deal-breakers no matter what. I'm generally in agreement with AO: I like my women as natural as possible.
Being fairly inked myself, I can honestly say that I don’t hate myself and if anything tattoos have helped me feel more comfortable in my own skin because I get to wear artwork that I love or has sentimental meaning to me for the rest of my life. Also, with that being said, tattoos (and piercings/spacers/body modification) have been a part of human cultures almost as long as we have been in existence. They date back to the earliest days of human societies, there isn’t anything trashy or unnatural about them, in fact, quite the opposite. Those points of view come from a lack of understanding that was in turn born out fear of those travelling the early worlds who didn’t understand and didn’t care to understand the meaning and reasoning for tattoos and body modification. If you think about it, even the simple ear piercings people get for their daughters when they’re like two year old is technically a body modification, so what’s the difference? Factually and objectively speaking, tattoos/body mods are neither trashy or unnatural. Subjectively speaking, your preference is your preference.
Personally, I think Lacey’s tattoos look great on her and I hope she intends on getting more
Personally, I think Lacey’s tattoos look great on her and I hope she intends on getting more
Shit, I can't even commit to a bumper sticker, much less something permanent!Being fairly inked myself, I can honestly say that I don’t hate myself and if anything tattoos have helped me feel more comfortable in my own skin because I get to wear artwork that I love or has sentimental meaning to me for the rest of my life. Also, with that being said, tattoos (and piercings/spacers/body modification) have been a part of human cultures almost as long as we have been in existence. They date back to the earliest days of human societies, there isn’t anything trashy or unnatural about them, in fact, quite the opposite. Those points of view come from a lack of understanding that was in turn born out fear of those travelling the early worlds who didn’t understand and didn’t care to understand the meaning and reasoning for tattoos and body modification. If you think about it, even the simple ear piercings people get for their daughters when they’re like two year old is technically a body modification, so what’s the difference? Factually and objectively speaking, tattoos/body mods are neither trashy or unnatural. Subjectively speaking, your preference is your preference.
Personally, I think Lacey’s tattoos look great on her and I hope she intends on getting more
I have tattoos for various points in my life and I also have a sentimental tattoo for my grandmother. But historically speaking, using native tribes and such as an example, tattoos and body modifications were a way of visually signifying rank, status, or their role within the culture similarly to how our military have symbols sewn into their uniforms. Where do you think doing such derived from?
Reminds me of a comment I heard a couple years ago about a rather heavily inked girl. "It'd be just like fucking a colouring book." OK, juvenile, but I still snicker at it.
Oh, I get it. I've just never had a milestone in my life that I thought was worth immortalizing in that way.
It's funny, I used to be pretty neutral about it. Then I saw an girl who literally has "fuck off" tattooed across her ass. Now every time I see more than a small amount of ink it just turns me right off.
Just to be clear, I don't judge people who modify their bodies on a personal level. I also get the cultural connection, but for me I just prefer a woman without makeup, dyed hair, piercings, implants ink, etc. I don't even like high heels - give me GND type in jeans or shorts and a well-fitting T-shirt with her hair tied back. Of course I do make some accommodations - for example, I'm attracted to a variety of body hair choices, from shaved to jungle. I'm not such an adherent of "natural" that I don't want both of us to be freshly showered (but not heavily scented). I just pine more for the girl on the volleyball team than the cheerleader.Being fairly inked myself, I can honestly say that I don’t hate myself and if anything tattoos have helped me feel more comfortable in my own skin because I get to wear artwork that I love or has sentimental meaning to me for the rest of my life. Also, with that being said, tattoos (and piercings/spacers/body modification) have been a part of human cultures almost as long as we have been in existence. They date back to the earliest days of human societies, there isn’t anything trashy or unnatural about them, in fact, quite the opposite. Those points of view come from a lack of understanding that was in turn born out fear of those travelling the early worlds who didn’t understand and didn’t care to understand the meaning and reasoning for tattoos and body modification. If you think about it, even the simple ear piercings people get for their daughters when they’re like two year old is technically a body modification, so what’s the difference? Factually and objectively speaking, tattoos/body mods are neither trashy or unnatural. Subjectively speaking, your preference is your preference.
Personally, I think Lacey’s tattoos look great on her and I hope she intends on getting more
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