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I love bruises 🤤

I’m not into BDSM, violence in relationships, or god forbid self-harm… But bruises on my own body — they’ve always driven me a little crazy. Especially the big ones. Real bruises — not just tiny dark spots, but full patches, even hematomas… of course, all within reason. What fascinates me isn’t just the mark itself but the way the color changes day by day. I know, it sounds pretty freaky. (You brought this on yourselves by joining this tier — I’m innocent here))

I don’t like to think about — let alone imagine — the cause of those bruises. But when I randomly discover a strong one on my body, I quietly celebrate inside (not out loud, so I don’t look weird to the people close to me). Maybe it’s because the bruises on me always appear by accident and unconsciously — like the one on my butt on this photo. I have no memory of how it got there. But its perfect shape, the uneven color today, and that greenish shade it’ll take on later — it just inspires me. Strange, I know… But something in the visual of bruises on my own skin has always captivated me.

Since I’ve confessed mine… what’s yours? What’s that unexpected thing about your body or someone else’s that you can’t help but love? donr afraid to write - here the most safe place that you may find!

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Matthew Martin

That’s the awesome result of being in love with our own bodies and obviously that also reflects in our relationship with our partners, kids and people we meet etc I recently am going through a self discovery journey myself and it’s so fascinating the details to be proud of and how that reflects in our lives and that type of attention towards our own bodies literally makes us blossom and grow like crazy 🔥 Pauline Faieff on X really inspires me with her work ! And obviously Kim Anami’s been really life changing with her work for us ⚡️ I recently went out and bought full body mirrors for every where 🤩

Piet

I do a lot of sport and although my figure is normal, I am super dry. So my veins are very visible all over my body (even on my shoulders and ribs). At first, I was indifferent to this but at the gym, many people ask me about it and work towards the same result.😂 So now I appreciate seeing my veins (the nurses too when I have to go for a blood test 😁).

Sendrock

I’m in love with the at my partner sees and enjoys the shapes of my body, it has revealed a beauty I could never appreciate for myself until recently and when I hear her reflections it makes me feel self love anew.

nudity.slip

I never really had any special feelings about veins either. In summer, when it’s hot (and maybe because I’m skinny), the veins on my hands pop out a lot, and they’re very visible. It never bothered me — until I realized there’s this whole “thing” where women find veiny men’s arms attractive. 😅 For a short time I even felt shy about my own hands because of that… but then I fell back in love with them again. To me, veins are like drawings on the body — almost like tattoos, but ones that are constantly changing. And I think that’s pretty amazing.

nudity.slip

That’s beautiful, Matthew. When I first started my own journey of learning to accept my body, I didn’t even know yet that I could photograph myself. My daily practice was simply standing in front of a mirror after a shower — I even bought a huge full-length mirror for my room just for this. I would look at myself, hug myself, give myself little compliments, and just see my body as it is, to slowly accept it. So I fully support your idea of buying all the mirrors in the store and placing them around your home. ✨

nudity.slip

The more you get to know someone, the more your love grows, and with it, acceptance naturally expands — inside and out. When there is love between a man and a woman, it becomes hard not to accept the body of the one you love, because what you see is always more than just a body 😘

Matthew Martin

Wow I’m proud proud of you !❤️‍🔥 That’s awesome ⚡️🤩👏 Thank you for the confirmation 🔥