Miss Oatlash
Hellbent for Leather
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- Jun 16, 2004
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I could not have expressed that better...thank you. For me, scars are stories of life. I met a woman not long ago who was worried about showing me her body because of her scars. I found them interesting, intriguing, and sexy as hell.Stella_Omega said:I think they can add interest to a body- in so many ways. They tell of experience. They can be a fascinating contrast against the unmarred skin.
I often add scars to my characterisations. One story I wrote (I want to upload it but I can't get it out of it's old format, arrgh! was written for a woman I dated, I wrote about her body as i saw it, something like;
"I paid homage to my mistress' body, the finegrained flesh, and the long surgeon's scars- evidence of her greed and willpower- that made her somewhat a Frankenstein's creature..."
Some of her friends were upset that I wrote that, but she was really happy with it, that I faced her scars with realism and love.
Scars mean you've done things, you've survived something. When my 13-year-old son cut his eyebrow open, the other adults were so upset- "It's going to leave a scar!" "Good" I said "He's too damn cute as it is" As it happens the little scar makes him look even more irresistible. I am beginning to worry about the day the girls discover him!
