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Following on from short hair and necks....

Skin

The biggest organ in your body.

Probably the sexiest too. Who DOESN'T like a well wrapped present?

Packed with nerve endings.
Play with it.
Stroke it.
Tease it.
So sensual.
So much fun.

You can make your partner orgasm just through touching, stroking, and caressing skin without going near the naughty bits.

Didn't know it was an organ?

Fun facts!

  • If you're average, your skin weighs about 15% of your body weight.

  • The average adult has nearly 2m2 of skin that contains over 17 km of blood vessels.  

  • A single square centimetre of skin has about 200 sweat glands.

  • The thickest skin is found on your feet and the thinnest area of skin is your eyelids.

  • Your skin regenerates itself approximately every 27 days.

  • Your skin has some nerves that are connected to your muscles to help you react more quickly to extreme temperatures or pain.

  • Some of the dust in your home WILL actually be dead skin.

  • Changes in your skin can often be a warning sign of a medical condition or changes in your body’s health.

  • There are at least five types of receptors in the skin that respond to pain and touch.

  • Sleep is vital for healthy, vibrant, and youthful skin.

But, as ever, 'we' were different.

Most people on the planet have 7 layers of skin. 

https://gladskin.com/blogs/resources/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-layers-of-your-skin

https://www.emedicinehealth.com/slideshow_pictures_ways_to_wreck_your_skin/article_em.htm

Not us. Not Bob & I.

Who wants to be normal?

Bob had 8 layers of skin - an extra layer which meant that he 'shedded' skin lots as his was so dry.

Me? I have 6. One less than normal. Has it's own problems. Feel hot and cold more, very sensitive, wounds easily, bruises easily (especially with the blood thinners). 

Birthmarks

I have one. A mole on my side. Itches sometimes but as a kid I was TOLD NOT to pick it etc.. Of course - I did. It bled. A lot. So I learned that way. Give it the Italian. Lee Vitalone.

OK. Forget the eyes, the ciggie, the sultry look, the way she's holding the bottle or any of that other stuff racing through your perverted brain.
Behave yourselves. She's a friend of mine. 

Nevus flammeus - Port-wine stain - 0.3% of babies have one.  LINK 

How special?

0.3% - 3 in a thousand.

How much confidence did it cost her growing up and how much has it given her?

How much was Daisy teased as a kid?

She wears it with pride. Chapeau.