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Why 2024? That is the year my daughter turns 18. If I do this now maybe she'll take it into consideration before I turn senile and out dated.
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2 comments:
lol yes, please don't! What happens to the tramp stamp when you're over 50? Does it start changing or sagging? I bet that butterfly won't look like a butterfly for long! lol
I got one because I figured it'd be least likely so sag or stretch as I gained weight with kids being on the lower back (I got it at 19). It also made it easy to cover up for employment. What I failed to calculate for was the epidural - catheter right through it.
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