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Do body/skin flaws turn you off.....

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I've had a rather busy week so some things that I perhaps would have noticed or paid attention to slipped my mind.
Some how I acquired a bruise on the back my right arm, it was fairly large, probably 4inches long and a couple of inches wide, couldn't tell you how it happened.
When I was meeting with a client I'd forgotten all about it and while preparing him a drink he noticed it and pointed it out. He appeared put off by it....I felt bad, apologized for not remembering it was there and mentioning it.....
So if you notice some skin flaw, or mark of some kind on your mates body, not mentioned, would you be turned off?
 
I like my partners to be human, and I can accept their flaws if they will accept mine, of which I have many. Heck, even a robot should have a flaw or two just to seem more "real".
 
I agree bruises etc don't bother me so long as I know they are not as a result of abuse. One of my regulars has readily admitted she is quite clumsy and will have bruises at times as a result of running into the side of bed etc. As mentioned earlier we are all human and we all have flaws.
 
Rude, cruel and obnoxious people turn me off.

That is all.
 
When is a bruise considered a flaw on one's body?.
 
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