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Rocky52

January 5th, 2007

Sorry to bring this subject up again (as I know it has nothing to do with sexual health but I don't get a response on the skin forum) well its the same problem as my other post.. Durin sexual intercourse with my (ex) girlfriend, she dug her nails into my hips and now there are many tiny red lines left in the skin..Its been about 5 months now since it happened and it seems that the marks are getting darker.. Does anyone know what this is...Is it just bruising underneath the skin? I know it isn't stretchmarks (i'm young and i'm a male so it isn't pregnancy lol) I know it isn't a health risk but I can't take my top off infront of anyone anymore... Please if anybody could tell me how long this will take to go away or will it ever? Even if the same thing has happened to someone else.. As always thanks in advance.

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fiona05

replied January 5th, 2007

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You dont have to be female or pregnant to get stretchmarks. My boyfriend has stretch marks. My brother has stretchmarks. They start off as red marks or lines then over the years tend to fade into a paler colour. I really really think this has nothing at all to do with your ex girlfriends nails. It's just coincidence. When you're digging your nails into a bloke, the easiest thing to scratch from that angle is the back and hips. This is also one of the most common places for a bloke to get stretchmarks.

It just means you're growing. It doesnt mean your ex was trying to sabotage you by putting poison under her nails. Or that you are allergic to her. Hell, after 6 months, I think the allergy would have died down....

It's really fine Rolling Eyes

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