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They don't bother me. Then again, I'd probably chase a double amputee if I were horny (it would be a matter of practicality, they can't get away as easily).
Wanting to find out what you guys think about scars on a girl?
When I was young, I had to have a large operation on my leg, which left me with a scar the length of my thigh, as well as smaller ones at other places on both of my legs. Because of this, I don't really wear shorts, since the scars attract attention.
So my question would be, do scars like that turn a guy off? (since that has happened ...)
Nope. Not a turnoff at all. Nothing wrong with some surgical scars on a woman. I would only have problem with C-section scars or cigarette burns on a woman. Those are extremely gross and extreme turnoffs.
I have quite the assortment of scars. I used to work on a research vessel and have gotten some nasty scars on my arms and legs from the animals. One of them is from a smallish thresher that opened up the middle of my forearm and looks kind of like a jagged suicide attempt, 15 stitches from the CO who had minimal medical training. Our deck boss had just cut up his hand so I didn't get to have his perfect tiny, nearly painless stitches. Weird but I kind of dig that one even though its technically "gross".
The only ones that bother me are very faint road rash like scars on my legs from letting some idiot give me a ride on his three wheeler when we were teens, he flipped it and I got a bunch of gravel in my legs. When I get tan, they don't and I have this faint white polka dots.
As for the original question I have never had a guy even remotely look at my scars in a negative way. I don't think they even noticed.
Nope. Not a turnoff at all. Nothing wrong with some surgical scars on a woman. I would only have problem with C-section scars or cigarette burns on a woman. Those are extremely gross and extreme turnoffs.
How many C-section scars have you seen? It's done where the body creases naturally, and it's usually about 5" long. After a couple of years, it's a faint flesh-colored line.
What would you do if you got married and you and your wife decided to have a baby, and then she had to have a C-section? Would she be unlovable from that point on?
How many C-section scars have you seen? It's done where the body creases naturally, and it's usually about 5" long. After a couple of years, it's a faint flesh-colored line.
What would you do if you got married and you and your wife decided to have a baby, and then she had to have a C-section? Would she be unlovable from that point on?
Oh, Im sorry. I didn't see where the OP mentioned "wives with scars". I thought she said "girls with scars...". Oh wait, we are just talking about "girls with scars" not "wives with scars as a result from giving birth to your child" because that is something totally different.
It would be a turnoff to see C-section scar on a woman who is NOT my wife (or the woman who gave birth to my child).
No, scars don't bother me. Everyone has scars. I have a beauty right down the middle of my abdomen from having my spleen taken out.
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No problem with scars
