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Would you be turned off by having an intimate relationship with a woman who has a lot of marks on her body?

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I’m not sure whether it’s atopic dermatitis, but I have itchy, red patches in various places. I’ve been applying medication from a dermatologist, but they’re not healing easily. I’m fairly busty, so I’m confident about my figure. But perhaps because my breasts are large, I often sweat and develop irritated skin. Having an unattractive body can make someone seem unclean, right? Even if a man likes my personality and appearance, would he lose interest if my body looked like this?
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It’s the same with atopic dermatitis—it really depends on how severe it is. It also depends on the man’s preferences, his mood at the time, and the nature of his relationship with the woman. For example, when I was in my twenties, I had an opportunity to sleep with a beautiful assistant hostess at a nightlife establishment who looked stunning in a kimono. Since she was wearing a kimono, she said she’d rather undress at home and invited me over. She undressed and we began, but then I noticed a pimple on her buttocks. It was a fairly large one—about four millimeters across, with a yellow center. I lost interest. If a single pimple can be enough to turn someone off, then of course such things can happen. That said, there are also times when you notice something like that and it doesn’t bother you. Everyone has some kind of imperfection. We may all be turned off at times, but what happens after that simply comes down to chemistry and circumstance.
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