You want my honest opinion? There’s a possibility he could mind. You said you still self-harm sometimes, how often? I think a large part of it would be how extensive the scarring is and how often you self harm. Self-harming is an illness. You wouldn’t know this, but I used to work in a mental health hospital that was for anorexic and self-harming girls, so I’ve seen how bad it can be.

  I know it’s a very delicate and scary subject to put forward, but you seriously do need to talk about it. My advice would be to talk about it before he accidentally catches a glimpse himself, because then he will do one of two things; either bring it up (harder to deal with when you’re put on the spot) or not bring it up and over-think the possibilities, like “What are they? Did she do them to herself? Does she still? Were they done to her? What else was done to her? Why didn’t she tell me about them?” and on and on.

  I do wonder how far along you are in your relationship, but that’s wandering from the question. So put simply I would say this; he shouldn’t mind but he could. It depends a lot on how he is as a person. Me personally? I might care a little, more for the mental implications than the physical. Your boyfriend? He might be more worried about the physical, or not. Or both. Or none. There’s no way I can tell you exactly how he will react. All you can do is talk to him, explain as best you can, and hope for the best. And hey, if you plan on being with him, he’s going to find out sometime. Maybe it’s best to just get it out of the way.

I hope it all works out for you, I really do.

-Tony

Thanks! :)

We’re a little busy at the moment… but when we have the time we will write more. More sucking, spanking, cumming, orgasming, neck biting, hair pulling, cock riding, good girl fucking, dirty stories.

Soon!

-Tony