Sassy and EY's erotic inspiration thread

[ClaudeBalls]

Beautiful post and an even more beautiful pic, Sassy. You’re an amazing woman...hoping you never forget that

 

[Moochienanu]

Because I Was thinking of my partner in crime today.. This seemed like the only fitting thread.

Very beautiful. This thread went through it’s life cycle while I was away, and I’m sad to see it die. This is so beautiful. The whole thing.

 

[SassySheDevil]

Beautiful post and an even more beautiful pic, Sassy. You’re an amazing woman...hoping you never forget that

With sweet friends like you to remind me. I'm certainly trying.

Very beautiful. This thread went through it’s life cycle while I was away, and I’m sad to see it die. This is so beautiful. The whole thing.

Thank you. Maybe you can help me bump it back up.

 

[lurkingguy1978]

Thank you. Maybe you can help me bump it back up.

If anyone can...it would be a good thing. Positivity of all types is a blessing, and has been sorely needed here for awhile.

 

[hotoldrguy]

Because I Was thinking of my partner in crime today.. This seemed like the only fitting thread.

This is fantastic Sassy!!!

 

[SassySheDevil]

If anyone can...it would be a good thing. Positivity of all types is a blessing, and has been sorely needed here for awhile.

Yes I agree. I always wanted everyone to join in.

This is fantastic Sassy!!!

Thank you. It turned out better than I thought

 

[Willingtoshare]

Because I Was thinking of my partner in crime today.. This seemed like the only fitting thread.

Beautiful words, alongside a beautiful image!

 

[SassySheDevil]

Beautiful words, alongside a beautiful image!

Aww thank you. I appreciate that.

 

[SassySheDevil]

Don't walk....

 

[Moochienanu]

Thank you. Maybe you can help me bump it back up.

If anyone can...it would be a good thing. Positivity of all types is a blessing, and has been sorely needed here for awhile.

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

 

[Moochienanu]

Don't walk....

This is a beautiful quote.

 

[RustyIron]

Don't walk....

I really like the message, and it goes without saying love the pic too.
:caning: Over loaddddddddddd

 

[Dribble]

I see no flaws moochie.

 

[SassySheDevil]

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

I love this!! Truly. We are so cruel to ourselves. It is sad. Why can we see the beauty in others. But not ourselves.
When I posted the totally raw one of my stomach, I cried. But it is me.

So I'm proud of you!!!

 

[Todger65]

Don't walk....

http://forum.literotica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2062615&stc=1&d=1548414190

Perfectly said, although walking behind is a lovely view.

 

[Todger65]

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

http://forum.literotica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2062622&stc=1&d=1548416312​

Stretchies, tiger stripes whatever you want to call them are a naturally produced part of who you are. I’ve never seen a woman yet after bearing a child that hasn’t got some residual marking. There is nothing bad about it or anything to feel ashamed of. It doesn’t detract from your beautiful self.

 

[Todger65]

I love this!! Truly. We are so cruel to ourselves. It is sad. Why can we see the beauty in others. But not ourselves.
When I posted the totally raw one of my stomach, I cried. But it is me.

So I'm proud of you!!!

Sassy, I remember that photo, and sorry that you should have cried over it. See my post above in reply to Moochie, it applies to you as well. You have a beautiful body, and I know you are trying hard to see it as others do. It is beautiful, it is you, and that is all that matters.

 

[SassySheDevil]

Sassy, I remember that photo, and sorry that you should have cried over it. See my post above in reply to Moochie, it applies to you as well. You have a beautiful body, and I know you are trying hard to see it as others do. It is beautiful, it is you, and that is all that matters.

I am trying. Yet another reason I wanted to revive this.

Thank you.

 

[scotluvsoral]

Don't walk....

Lovely!!! Both picture and words!

 

[scotluvsoral]

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

Sexy and elegant. Our bodies all show the history of our lives, our struggles and triumphs! Some marks are badges of courage, some, like yours are signs of genuine love!

 

[Kinkenglish]

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

Deliberately reposted because I echo all the positive comments on here. It is beautiful. You are beautiful. Believe .

 

[hotoldrguy]

Don't walk....

Love the sentiment ...and the behind

 

[hotoldrguy]

I don’t know why I’m so nervous about doing this, but I am. I recently posted a picture with some of my stretch marks in it... but I did it on a bit of a whim and freaked out after. Why? They’re a part of who I am. They are a reminder of a long weight loss journey I’ve been through and a beautiful child I carried to stretched my skin to it’s limits... they really aren’t all that bad, but I don’t wear a 2 piece to the pool. I don’t show a lot of my lower abdomen in pictures on my thread. I choose lighting that doesn’t accentuate the fact that I am covered in these silvery marks that may never go away. I have to say, I’ve been starting to be more and more okay with them. Trying to love that part of me more. So, in the interest of (possibly) reviving a beautiful thread, I am going to share this picture I normally wouldn’t on lit because I really love how I look in it, despite the glaring flaws.

This is terrific! Wonderful post!

 

[Youneverknow81]

Don't walk....

You have without a doubt one of the all time greatest bodies that has ever graced this page. Sorry for looking past the inspiration quote but it had to be said!

 

[Moochienanu]

I love this!! Truly. We are so cruel to ourselves. It is sad. Why can we see the beauty in others. But not ourselves.
When I posted the totally raw one of my stomach, I cried. But it is me.

So I'm proud of you!!!

Why are we always our own worst critics, especially when it comes to such superficial crap like this? I have never touched up a photo I have posted before and don’t plan to in the future. I am just going to try and be less inhibited when it comes to the marks... it’s a personal step toward self-acceptance.

Stretchies, tiger stripes whatever you want to call them are a naturally produced part of who you are. I’ve never seen a woman yet after bearing a child that hasn’t got some residual marking. There is nothing bad about it or anything to feel ashamed of. It doesn’t detract from your beautiful self.

Thank you. It is sweet of you to remind me that what they represent is beautiful. I know that even the ones on the sides of my breasts from feeding a child for two years and the ones on my inner arms from gaining and then losing so much weight are badges of honour that I should proudly show (and will probably... slowly...). I know I am beautiful because of who I am more than any physical attributes I have.

Sexy and elegant. Our bodies all show the history of our lives, our struggles and triumphs! Some marks are badges of courage, some, like yours are signs of genuine love!

This is important to hear and remind myself, thank you for posting and appreciating this.

Deliberately reposted because I echo all the positive comments on here. It is beautiful. You are beautiful. Believe .

It is hard to explain the knowing that I’m beautiful and the feeling that I’m beautiful. I feel beautiful when I take a picture like this one I did for Him and knowing that He will kiss every inch of my skin visible without hesitation. I feel beautiful when I see my daughter emulate my good behaviors and want to be like me. I feel beautiful when, after a really long, grueling day at work, I can take a bath and clear my head. I know I probably am beautiful, as many people have remarked that I am... but Sometimes I forget. Sometimes I need a reminder, something to make me feel beautiful again. Am I making sense?

This is terrific! Wonderful post!

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy it and that you’re supporting this thread.