I just wanted to say

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Hello to my new followers, happy holidays to my returning friends, and most of all-I just got 1000+ likes on my newest set “Aquarius Girl!” Thank you so much for the continued support everyone; I really appreciate you appreciating me. Thanks to @leemalee for being a positive, fun, and talented photographer.

Also, I cut my hair short! And my dermal fell out 😬

For those
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tc_nikon:
Trust me ... i have a great feeling about you @bantherknox
hughze:
Happy New Year Sweetie

2 Announcements! Listen up!

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Hi guys! I have 2 exciting announcements to make! First off, my first ever SG hopeful set "N3rd Girl" will go live in MR on Monday morning! Please check it out!

Also, my second SG hopeful submission "Aquarius Girl" will also be in MR in January!

Lots of amazing things to look forward to! Keep in touch <3

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bel_automne:
Si hot set
bantherknox:
Update: “Aquarius Girl” got bumped up!  It will be out next month! 🥂

I gotta new tattoo! #9: Aquarius Butterfly

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Here is this year's tattoo! The butterfly coming out of her cocoon represents the metamorphic qualities of Aquarians. As an Aquarius, I am always changing into a new person and morphing into a better me. I like to theme my SG shoots with my tattoos so I got this tattoo to go along with one of my new sets. More info about that soon!

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pointman11:
It was her favorite.  At her funeral,  while sitting and reflecting at her casket at the grave, a small monarch butterfly no bigger than a half dollar landed on her casket. @bantherknox
bantherknox:
@pointman11  Wow.  That’s poetic 🧡🖤🧡🖤

Tattoo # 7: Inari Ōkami 稲荷大神 and my special shrine

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I got this tattoo when I was in Japan, from a shop in Nagoya. There was a small Inari shrine a few blocks from where I lived in Gifu-shi 岐阜市. Inari's messengers are the kitsune (or foxes) that you see at her shrines. They deliver your prayers to her. I would go jogging late at night, after I got off work (sometimes as late as
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ojtheviking:
A great blog post, and a great tattoo! Over the years, I've grown increasingly interested in Japanese culture, and just mere days ago, I made a serious decision to learn Japanese. And I do mean days ago, so I am a total newbie at this point, but I've been looking up tips and tricks that will help me learn Japanese at a solid pace and in a way that will much more beneficial in the long run rather than just the basic "learn how to say these phrases." I'm talking studying/leraning hiragana, katakana, kanji ... all of it, totally from scratch. It's kind of exciting.
bantherknox:
Awesome!  Have you studied any other languages before?  For me, the hardest part about learning Japanese is the kanji.  Yes, the subject object verb sentence structure is very different from English’s subject verb object, but you get used to it.  Pronunciation is a breeze because it’s phonetic, like Spanish.  But visually, I can’t remember all the strokes for the kanji.  I know some of it but after a while, a lot of them start looking so similar 😞
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