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The idea of communicating through hickeys gives me the creeps. Terrifying.
I’ve never found a hickey on myself, though. I do have bruises from my wife hitting me with a lint roller, plus scratches and bite marks from my daughter when we play cat, though.
Oh, come to think of it, once the woman I was with seemed restless, so I asked, “What’s up?” She said, “You have a hickey on your neck.” I checked in panic and went, “Wait, seriously!?”—but it was just an old acne mark.
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It’s me.
As for hickeys, who cares? LOL
Even if you spot something that looks like a hickey, you can’t know for sure that it is one. And even if you do determine it’s a hickey, what does that actually tell you?
If your partner has a boyfriend or girlfriend, or is doing papa-katsu elsewhere, it wouldn’t be strange for them to have a hickey or two.
Instead of looking for hickeys, wouldn’t it be better to find a feature you like and compliment them like crazy?
That’s more positive, and it seems like you could build an even better relationship that way (^ ^)
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