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It's when many small blood clots cause the skin to appear mottled or marbled with a purplish-red pattern.

It is caused by many things, and some women experience it only in the wintertime (Ideopathic Livedo Reticularis) but for others it is an every day occurrence that can be very upsetting to try to cope with. It can spread to the arms, chest, and even the face and there is no known cure or medication that will take away its effects. While over fifteen diseases, disorders, and side effects can cause this, the most common are Rheumatoid Arthritis, Chronic Pancreatitis, Syphilis, and Adderall or other ADD/ADHD medications. I have had it for about five years now and it has gotten progressively worse to the photo you see. I take an Adderall like medicine for my ADD and it has caused this. This is not my legs in colder weather (though that happens too), this is me after standing up and changing into shorts in my house. I can't go anywhere in shorts anymore because it's so noticeable...

But what do you guys think? Would you still find someone attractive if their legs (or any part of their body) looked like this almost all the time, even during sex or swimming or changing?

I've always felt sort of "fortunate" that I am a female homosexual, rather than a male one, ever since I became cognizant of my attraction--during the onset of puberty. Both has negative stereotypes placed on them, like flower-boyish or tomboyish, mainly due to the media. However, men, in general, are expected to always be unfeeling, to bottle up their emotions, and definitely not to compliment the same-sex.

There are noticeably fewer restrictions on girls, and they have the privilege of hugging other girls, calling each other "pretty" or "on fleek (perfect)," and etc. I would often find myself becoming enchanted by another girl yet don't have to worry about being called "gay" for staring at her. Even if a guy looks at another guy for five seconds, there would already be a problem.

Plus, I am a naturally jubilant kind of person. I can't help but giggle or blush when other girls are around; most of them just think that I'm "childish" and nothing more. I also don't "act" like how some people may think lesbians behave, as in I'm not "masculine." Once again, everyone remains oblivious simply because they think it's "cute" for girls to be shy around boys. I even inform my peers that I don't plan on wedding nor dating, and they think it's because I'm just too innocent.

I can't imagine the taunting a guy would receive if he said "I'm scared of girls" or "No, I don't want a girlfriend." From my demeanor, most people just assume that I'm a timid girl who acts weird around other girls because she doesn't know how to talk with people. Partially true.