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Doris Keller

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A closeup of my big natural right tit and my hardening nipple from my PFR (Pre-Freckle Removal) days. (10/2019, N cup)

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Emily in leather pants with her fantastic hang

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Marti's back view from a few years ago. (09/2021, O cup)

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Maria oiled up in the shower.

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From a few years ago before I had my chest freckles removed and my facelift. I sometimes ask myself: would I have done either if I was a retired woman, a grandma, moving through my late 60's and 70's as most women do? I think the answer would be - probably not. So my decision to change my looks was based on my job as an adult model, a job I love very much. Were those cosmetic surgeries really necessary? No. Did they change the trajectory of my career? Maybe, that's hard to say.

But all that is "water under the bridge" as the saying goes. What matters, especially now at 74 years old, is whether I'm happy and whether my choices help make the lives of those I love better. I feel I can answer both "yes." And in that, I'm happy, freckles and wrinkles or no.

Yeah, I know, pretty deep writing. But I think with every new ache or pain - like this 'effin vertigo I'm dealing with now - mortality and what I leave behind is becoming more a living. Like those around me, you'll have to bear with me in these moods. But I love having my family and friends always so close. And I love you, too. (03/2018, M cup)

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Marti - more than enough tits to get lost in. (02/2022, P cup)

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