Belly button piercings. Bonus points for multiple piercingsLast thread: >>22289233
Another one of the same chick
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>>22420847Hot
>>22428445more?
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>>22455793>>22458976These kinds are so hot.
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>>22459656This chick is so hot, too bad she has a nasty blown out looking pussy
>>22449238>>22462231>>22462232I need them. Who are they
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>>22469277Damn! Who/more?
>>22469697Wish I knew, saved that from here a while ago
>>22414066Looks like my ex
>5 months old threadI think it might be time to let go mates
>>22397504I want to fuck this dumb slut so bad
>>22401151What the fuck is going on with her right nipple
>>22408127How do i convince my wife to get a belly ring? She is of the slightly thick/chubby body type like this pic.
>>22479548The short answer: you can't really convince her — a piercing needs to be something she wants, not a favor to you. Multiple people in forum threads note that body modifications done to please a partner don't land the same way as ones driven by personal desire.That said, if she's even mildly curious, here's how to support the idea without it feeling like pressure:Normalize it. Show her photos of plus-size women with navel piercings who look great. The single most important factor is navel anatomy (innie vs. outie, whether it's exposed or folds into a roll), not weight. A piercer can assess whether it's feasible in a consultation.Address the practical concern. If her navel tucks into a fold when she sits, that's the real issue — not body type. A reputable piercer experienced with curvier bodies can tell you if the anatomy works and what jewelry length/gauge would fit.Make it a shared outing. Suggest you go together to a consultation at a shop known for being body-positive. Low stakes, no commitment, and she gets to see it's a normal thing.Don't frame it around her body. Avoid anything that implies she needs to "fix" or "show off" her midsection. Frame it as a fun accessory, like any other piece of jewelry. If after all that she's not interested, let it go — that's the line where "supportive partner" becomes "pushy."Kek. Would have expected something like>sorry Dave, can't do thatMaybe AI will become useful one day?
