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JenniferJonesDC 3097 reads
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Hi! I'm new to the hobby, and looking for any constructive criticism that you guys are willing to provide.

I also have kind of an odd question - I engage in a (vanilla) hobby that leaves me with sometimes nasty-looking bruises, usually on my knees and thighs. I've never had any problems with lovers being turned off in the past, but I've always been able to explain the origins of the bruises to them. However, due to the small community in this hobby, and because I do compete nationally, I don't want to give new friends the specifics of the origins of the bruises. Any ideas on how to broach this subject with new friends?  

Please let me know if you have any specific advice for me! Thanks!

Jenn

JenniferJonesDC 1587 reads
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I figured I should tell you a little tiny bit more - I'm in the DC area, and have already posted an ad on the DC board. Not sure if I am allowed to post my website in this forum....

ShakingtheSheets 189 Reviews 1592 reads
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If I came across a lady with "nasty-looking bruises" on a her knees and thighs, I'd be completely turned off. I would automatically think the worst (i.e. you were in a one way fight and lost) and it would dampen the session immensely.  

I don't even think if you explained them away as legitimate (i.e. I am a world class hip hop dancer and these bruises are all from my competition), I'd feel much better. I'd still wonder if what you are saying is the truth. Visually, nasty bruises on your knees and thighs is not flattering, even with a plausible reason.  

Now of course this is one hobbyist's view. Others may feel completely differently...


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swimtrekr 59 Reviews 1389 reads
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However, I don't think anyone you might see would have a problem with your bruises, unless maybe you are bruised up all over.  That might be a bit of a turn-off for some guys.  If it's, as you say, a vanilla hobby, I don't understand why you would be reluctant to share the nature of it with an inquisitive client.  Since you say you compete, obviously you are some kind of athlete engaging in some kind of contact sport.  I see nothing to be ashamed of there.

You can include your website in posts on this forum, just don't make your post seem like an ad, but the link is fine.  When you get reviews, if you don't already have any, you can ask admin for limited VIP membership which allows you to read all the details of your own reviews.  You can also ask to have your reviews linked to your handle, the link will appear under your name on every subsequent post you make.

Also suggest you read the self help center, lots of good info for providers in there.

Swim

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JenniferJonesDC 1565 reads
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Yes, it is a contact sport. And while I do compete nationally, I'm not known outside the DC area. However, my gym is one of the most respected gyms in the nation, and other gym members win professional competitions somewhat regularly.

The bruises don't happen all the time, and are rarely so bad that I even feel them. Usually it ranges from a small patch of what looks like rug burn, to a slightly yellow discoloration. I still wear skirts that show off my legs regularly, and don't get stared at when walking down the street.  

I guess I should just be honest - it would be a pretty entertaining story to tell!

MatureGFE See my TER Reviews 1558 reads
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or Sally Hansen makes a spray called airbrush for legs as well.

I know that ladies have used Derma Blend to cover up tats.

Hope this helps!

Steph

riorunner 1200 reads
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Hi JJ;
      Interesting post. I agree with the fellow who said it would be a turnoff though the extent of bruising would determine that for me along with the overall vibe I got from the lady. I actually had an experience recently I'll try and briefly relate.
   I was visiting a city and had a woman in mind I'd been wanting to meet for some time. We'd emailed back and forth some and hadn't been able to get our stars aligned during my prior visits. But finally we had something scheduled and then a few days before I arrived she told me that she'd totaled her car in an accident and was pretty beaten up. She said she felt fine and still wished to go thru with our date but that she had bruising and wanted me to know so that I could back out if I so chose. I suggested we meet for drinks and chit chat and see how things seemed. I figured that as long as she said she felt fine I would pay the fee to at least finally meet her and I'm not so in thrall of my little head that I'd let that sway my decision to go further.
    We met that evening and the first thing I noticed was that one side of her face looked awful. We talked and she showed me pictures of the beemer SUV she'd been driving when T-boned at an intersection by a guy running a red light. Frankly I was amazed she hadn't been killed!
   She insisted she'd like to go up to my room and we soon did so. We were making out and helping each other out of our clothing when it became obvious that she was pretty tender and sore. Damn, when she stood naked before me she was a welter of bruising on the left side of her body! It wasn't so much a turn-off for me as it was I thought no way, I don't want to hurt her. We ended up snuggling for a couple of hours as we talked and not much more. I very lightly caressed and massaged her which she thoroughly enjoyed. She left at some point much later and told me that she was impressed with my gentleness, restraint and understanding. She did however take the envelope with her.  
    Several weeks later I was in town again and contacted her. She invited me to her home, where she doesn't normally work, and cooked me dinner and rocked my world that night. She asked if I had to return to my room or had early meetings the following day. I said no on both counts. I spent the night and was treated like a king then and the following morning both. As I was about to head out the door she insisted I accept the envelope back from her saying it was her way of thanking me for being the way I had been during our first meeting. I was like wow, are you serious!!? Didn't say that to her but it was sure running thru my head. She made a point of telling me I had an open invitation the next time I'm in her city. Unfortunately, I don't travel there often but will most definitely call her when I do.
    To your original question of bruising....I agree with the others that honesty is the best policy. Tell them however much you're comfortable with and see how it goes. Who knows, your bruising might elicit a tender response and treatment from a new friend!
         Regards......RR
PS---Guess it wasn't such a brief story after all....lol

unlucky2 27 Reviews 1478 reads
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Just turn the lights down, and you won't notice them as much........

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1673 reads
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Bruises are worse looking than tattoos, so many guys are going to be a bit put off if your photos don't show them. Dermablend, candlelight, done deal.

cumaliciouschloe See my TER Reviews 1552 reads
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brilove See my TER Reviews 1394 reads
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You can get them in different levels of transparency such as sheer or very dark. Depending on the bruises the thigh highs can cover all or most and don't forget they are very sexy.  This way you don't have to explain and they don't have to see them ... Everyone is happy.

1192967 45 Reviews 1399 reads
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...you can link your site in your posts but not when you initiate the thread like you did this one. That is your link can't be in the initiating post but you can place it in all subsequent posts in the thread. When you place your site link in the initiating post TER considers it an ad. Check the Self-Help Center, upper right of the discussion board under the red & white life preserver. How to use TER, all about ads, everything you need to know about TER. Well almost. Anything not there ask here.

harborview 10 Reviews 1510 reads
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which she said "she just bruises easy".   We were careful not to add any more.   There are lots of sports where bruising is common...  just be prepared with a brief explanation.  Hell, I was hospitalized & got some nasty bruises from the darn injections...   I brought it up so my partner's of the day did not mistake the needle marks for illicit drug use (they don't look at all the same but I had those concerns).

JenniferJonesDC 1676 reads
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I'm very impressed by all the lovely responses. As I've said, I've never really been in a position to have to cover up my bruises, since everyone in my life is aware of my sport. Some fantastic responses - I will be testing them all out asap!

And, since I am now aware I can post links in subsequent messages, I'm attaching my first weekly ad below!

 
Jenn

galaxy_note2 1459 reads
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Aren't concealers about the same as makeup? Doesn't that stuff come off during the course of the session? If so, then the lady will still have to explain and assure the guy that he wasn't responsible for the bruises after the concealer came off.

Galaxy
Posted By: London Rayne
Bruises are worse looking than tattoos, so many guys are going to be a bit put off if your photos don't show them. Dermablend, candlelight, done deal.

galaxy_note2 1235 reads
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Just be honest and explain the situation.

Bullshit can and usually does ruin an potentially good session.

A few have suggested concealment, I wouldn't even bother. The hobbyist can see through that stuff and it's very possible that he may get some of that stuff on his hands during the course of the session. I don't think he'll be happy to see that stuff on his hands or elsewhere on his body.

Galaxy
Posted By: JenniferJonesDC
Hi! I'm new to the hobby, and looking for any constructive criticism that you guys are willing to provide.  
   
 I also have kind of an odd question - I engage in a (vanilla) hobby that leaves me with sometimes nasty-looking bruises, usually on my knees and thighs. I've never had any problems with lovers being turned off in the past, but I've always been able to explain the origins of the bruises to them. However, due to the small community in this hobby, and because I do compete nationally, I don't want to give new friends the specifics of the origins of the bruises. Any ideas on how to broach this subject with new friends?  
   
 Please let me know if you have any specific advice for me! Thanks!  
   
 Jenn

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1433 reads
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Another good idea, and men love em. Most every role play works well with them too...school girl, secretary, french maid, the list goes on.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1446 reads
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Unless you literally RUB a white sheet really hard on the spot, it does not come off on YOU! It is water proof! I've used this crap and swam in the ocean all day, and it did not come off. An hour with some dude, is not going to do shit. Add to that, why would you be licking her thigh in just ONE spot all damn day?  Duh. If that's the case, I guess you can't see providers who wear makeup? That shit certainly does come off...on your c*ck too. Ever hear of a shower? I know...I am fkin brilliant.

galaxy_note2 1305 reads
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I'll stick with my original suggestion...

Honesty is the best policy.

Galaxy
 
Posted By: London Rayne
Unless you literally RUB a white sheet really hard on the spot, it does not come off on YOU! It is water proof! I've used this crap and swam in the ocean all day, and it did not come off. An hour with some dude, is not going to do shit. Add to that, why would you be licking her thigh in just ONE spot all damn day?  Duh. If that's the case, I guess you can't see providers who wear makeup? That shit certainly does come off...on your c*ck too. Ever hear of a shower? I know...I am fkin brilliant.

spinman91 61 Reviews 1417 reads
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I was with one of my ATFs and she had some bruises on her lower back when I inquired all she said was "I bruise easily" and that was that. Hell I get bruises when get tested on my arm because I don't like listening to the doctor when they say no lifting lol

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 1397 reads
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London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1300 reads
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It's not your suggestion, it's your being clueless about these products and freaking out that it's going to 'come off' lol. So what! You've never had lipstick on your dipstick? They make showers for that.  

FYI, no one owes you shit as far as their personal life goes. You're not a boyfriend, you're a client! Someone I know and adore from TER might hear the real story, but not just anyone. Just from what she has revealed here, it would not be hard to find out what she does, and what gym she goes to. Many guys will run with that kind of info. to try and harm her if she does not do what they say. So no, honesty is not always the best policy especially when things are really none of your business.  

You're posting on the newbie board without a single review, which pretty much makes YOU a newbie too.

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1192967 45 Reviews 1328 reads
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Posted By: London Rayne
It's not your suggestion, it's your being clueless about these products and freaking out that it's going to 'come off' lol. So what! You've never had lipstick on your dipstick? They make showers for that.  
   
 FYI, no one owes you shit as far as their personal life goes. You're not a boyfriend, you're a client! Someone I know and adore from TER might hear the real story, but not just anyone. Just from what she has revealed here, it would not be hard to find out what she does, and what gym she goes to. Many guys will run with that kind of info. to try and harm her if she does not do what they say. So no, honesty is not always the best policy especially when things are really none of your business.  
   
 You're posting on the newbie board without a single review, which pretty much makes YOU a newbie too.  

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Excellent London. Including your last line.

keystonekid 114 Reviews 1398 reads
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you--why use an alias in both your post here and in your ad on the DC board?

I did check your website and find you an attractive woman. That being said, your pics are all wearing the same outfit.  You might want to consider getting some professional pics taken with a variety of clothing options. No, you don't need to show all the goods on your website. But, some pics in casual clothing, swimsuit, nice dress, etc. give a guy a better anticipation of what might be behind the closed door.

Good luck to you.

brilove See my TER Reviews 1412 reads
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I would say .... only a few times have they asked or tried to take them off ... in that case I do :)  

I get more positive comments about them then anything else I wear ... often being told they are very sexy and wished more girls put forth the effort.

brilove See my TER Reviews 1409 reads
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Agree London ...  

Being honest and using some cover up to "mask" the bruises can still be one in the same.  Women use many products everyday such as hair products, make up, bras, etc to look good.  This does not mean they aren't be honest lol ... and being honest means what?  Telling a client upfront there are bruises or where they came from and why or explaining if they ask.  

I stick with conceal as best you can, no need to tell any guy over the phone or in an email that you have them, and if they do see a few and ask tell them just enough, no need to go into details.

Tobi Telford See my TER Reviews 1507 reads
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Peppermint 1329 reads
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I don't think thigh highs is a good idea.  I personally don't like them...I mean they look sexy, but at some point I'm going to ask that they come off as I love to feel the skin on a girls legs.  

At that point, the guy would be in for a complete shocker...so it's best to just be honest upfront about it instead of trying to hide it.

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galaxy_note2 1176 reads
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You're posting on a Newbie board as well. Does that make you a newbie?  
   
 What a newbie you are.  
   
 Galaxy  

Posted By: London Rayne
It's not your suggestion, it's your being clueless about these products and freaking out that it's going to 'come off' lol. So what! You've never had lipstick on your dipstick? They make showers for that.  
   
 FYI, no one owes you shit as far as their personal life goes. You're not a boyfriend, you're a client! Someone I know and adore from TER might hear the real story, but not just anyone. Just from what she has revealed here, it would not be hard to find out what she does, and what gym she goes to. Many guys will run with that kind of info. to try and harm her if she does not do what they say. So no, honesty is not always the best policy especially when things are really none of your business.  
   
 You're posting on the newbie board without a single review, which pretty much makes YOU a newbie too.  

-- Modified on 6/13/2013 8:58:33 AM

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 1724 reads
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I have 91 reviews SHOWING on my handle...you have NONE under this handle. Did you miss that underlying fact in my post? Duh....Yes, you are a Newbie with your new handle, but your stupid comments always give you away. You've changed your handle 6 times since I have been here, including having multiple aliases, all of which were so easy to bust you on. Zebra can't change his stripes

galaxy_note2 1325 reads
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reviews?

Then, why are you on a Newbie board? Why don't stay on the general discussion where your ego desires to be in control of everyone?

Galaxy
 
Posted By: London Rayne
I have 91 reviews SHOWING on my handle...you have NONE under this handle. Did you miss that underlying fact in my post? Duh....Yes, you are a Newbie with your new handle, but your stupid comments always give you away. You've changed your handle 6 times since I have been here, including having multiple aliases, all of which were so easy to bust you on. Zebra can't change his stripes.  
   
 

RedheadBombshell See my TER Reviews 1561 reads
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There is a homeopathic product called Arnica.  It comes in little pellet form that dissolves on your tongue. It's helpful to use before and after surgery, sports activities, etc. Reduces bruising and other issues.  

There is also a cream called, Arnicare. This is applied on existing bruises. Reduces the appearance by half in my experience.  

The third, is something I recently discovered that is another melt on-your-tongue tablet, for healing bruises you already have. Bought it. Went through one package. It worked amazingly. Can't remember the darn name now.  

My point is, this is a great homeopathic remedy that was recommended by more than one surgeon's office.  Has helped many members of my family.  

I am an "easy bruiser" also. Started using Arnica and came across the additional products containing this ingredient.  You can find some of the products at pharmacies, Whole Foods type markets, vitamin stores and general health food stores.  

I'm sure there must be multiple other products with Arnica in them by now, so a little homework may reveal more.  In your case Jennifer, I would suggest researching and trying the product that's taken before, during and after bruising, but all are better than nothing.

Love the name by the way. JJ was one of my favorite actresses!

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