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And that's what today's youths will never fully appreciate about being a teen before the iPhone revolution.
Actually delivering the photograph to your intended recipient required patience and tact. Conventional wisdom would have you think merely tracking down your target and handing them the picture would be the best delivery method. Conventional wisdom would be wrong.
The thing is, you just didn't know what kind of reaction they'd have to your chub-a-dub. The possibilities vary greatly and really depend a lot upon the person them self. It could be anything from mild interest (good) to moderate arousal (gooder) to tears (bad) to anger (badder) to laughter (worst) to hunger (?). This is why mailing the picture or pictures was the way to go.
But that only scratches the surface of the Polaroid ♥♥♥♥ pic possibilities.
Once the basics had been mastered, you could move on to more advanced techniques. Personally, I found that a little soft candle light and some contextual produce (like miniature bananas and baby corn) made my wang look less like Crispin Glover and more like Danny Glover (because if I beat it too much, it turned The Color Purple). Sometimes, I would even raid my sisters makeup stockpile and apply a little foundation and perhaps some blush to make my erection look its best.
Take the ♥♥♥♥ pic, for example. Until the last decade or so, the process of producing a quality DP required more planning and effort than seating arrangements at a Polish wedding (Uncle Wiktor gets grabby after a few lengths of kielbasa, so best to keep him away from the bridesmaids). It wasn't as easy as sending a snapchat from your phone to that nice girl you met online. No, you had to use actual film that needed actual developing.
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