• S2 E13: Tattoo (my very own romance movie)

  • Jun 17 2020
  • Length: 20 mins
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S2 E13: Tattoo (my very own romance movie)

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  • A true life story: the author is in Puerto Vallarta thinking of his lover back in San Francisco. He decides to get a tattoo with his lover’s name etched onto his shoulder and bicep. On the way to the body artist he experiences a series of events that unroll like a film.  

     

    CW: sexual scenes

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    Today’s story is “Tattoo” by William Torphy

     

    This story is read by the author.

     

    This episode was edited by Leah Cornish

     

    Our intro/outro music is Realm Daytime by Peritune: http://peritune.com

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