Hickies.

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Lisey Landon

Lisey Landon

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When I was about 13, hickies were "in fashion" where I lived. So, sure - any and every chance to get one was used. I think we actually had one guy who would volunteer to make them. And we only hid them from our parents and teachers, we wore them proudly! :p

As an adult, well, only by accident. But my friend told me that "that is why God created scarves", to hide such accidents. ;)
 
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GNTLGNT

GNTLGNT

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...what the hell is so erotically entertaining about these damn things?????....

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ghost19

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not_nadine said:
Not since junior high... they were the "thing" if you had a boyfriend. Thinking about it now.. just uck!

(Hey sweet Siggie, so glad to see ya back!) :love_heart:
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I remember getting into trouble in class one, tenth grade or something like that. One of my friends had a girlfriend who had given him a hickie and as good friends of his, we were obligated to give him as much grief as possible. He was taking it all pretty well till I made a comment, something to the extent of , "That hickie is almost as big as the ones your sister gives."......and since I was dating his sister at the time...... he really didn't appreciate it, called me a name loud enough for our English teacher to order us both out into the hallway where we received a very stern warning that the next time someone shouted A$$H0LE in her room, someone was going to the principal's office. :) We were laughing about ten minutes later....his sister was quite adept at kissing though......:)
 
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EMARX

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I'm sure I'm going off on a tangent, but I'm sure most of you have seen those projectiles with a suction cup affixed to the end. You know the ones you shoot with a plastic gun. DO NOT, under any circumstances attach one of them to your skin. They leave a mark that is very hickey-like. Unless of course you really want one for whatever reason.
Now this never happened to me. Right. I'm just sayin'
 
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