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GONEEE.

No it's a bruise. If you keep it classy and don't get visible hickies then you wouldn't have a problem.

My friend would get the nail polish container and twist the area.

I've taken a hickie off with a lipstick lid, a brush and a cold spoon. Took me a few hours but in the end it just looked like a slight red rash.

Quoting I'm Marbles:" No it's a bruise. If you keep it classy and don't get visible hickies then you wouldn't have a problem."

I wanted to say this. But you beat me to it.

Quoting I'm Marbles:" No it's a bruise. If you keep it classy and don't get visible hickies then you wouldn't have a problem."

unless your drunk and your husband is fast.     

When I was a teenager, I used to remove them with a cold spoon....

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" unless your drunk and your husband is fast.     "</blockquote>




No drinking for 35 weeks  

But keep it classy Mary. Lol

Quoting I'm Marbles:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" unless your drunk and your husband is fast.     "</blockquote> No drinking for 35 weeks  "

OH MY GOSH! LOOK A DD!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" OH MY GOSH! LOOK A DD!"</blockquote>




My reaction too! Ha

Never had a hickie but I heard a cold spoon does the trick.

Quoting I'm Marbles:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" OH MY GOSH! LOOK A DD!"</blockquote> My reaction too! Ha"

Well congrats miss!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" Well congrats miss! "</blockquote>




Thank you.

Cold spoon and a tooth brush.