1. erospainter: deepervalley: ”Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.” — Carl Gustav Jung I love how she is unshaved. Love it, don’t see that too often in erotic pictures. Of course, this might be a vintage photo.

    erospainter:

    deepervalley:

    ”Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”
    — Carl Gustav Jung

    I love how she is unshaved. Love it, don’t see that too often in erotic pictures. Of course, this might be a vintage photo.

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This is a plethora of stuff that tickles my fancy and is for the most part, NSFW. It IS called "Things I Dig", so the sporadic pic of a pug, old book or the like will pop up and seem very SFW. Some of it is mine, most of it is not. I reblog a lot; I do this because most of the photos are chosen for the fella, so he can see what I dig, first hand. For those not reblogged (and some that are); please click for originating source. Also tumbling at pathsunfolding (nothing like this one!) Show and tell: thingsidig at yahoo or http://thingsidig.tumblr.com/ask