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❤ Lovely Pacifiers ❤
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These are custom designed mesh pacifiers that will fit any body type or size, as they are unrigged. The product includes multiple colors, and everything comes in one pack. ❤
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it was kinda funny looking to see the inside of her pacifier when she was sucking on it. you had to be there.
The Unheeded Purity: A Public Eradication !
In the bustling expanse of a city square, amidst the constant flow of countless lives, a once-cherished emblem of comfort lay exposed. This image, rendered in the stark, revealing tones of black and white, captures a white pacifier, still tethered to its small, soft toy companion, conspicuously abandoned on the pavement. Despite its bright, almost pristine color — a hue often associated with cleanliness and innocence — and its undeniable visual prominence, this object was left unheeded, a silent testament to a pervasive societal indifference.
Throughout its observable journey, this visibly apparent pairing was subjected to repeated interactions, not of rescue, but of rejection. Pedestrians, seemingly unaware or unconcerned, continually kicked and trod upon it, a mix of accidental encounters and purposeful, deliberate acts of disregard. It bore the brunt of countless footsteps, seemingly irrespective of who was passing by, highlighting a universal human tendency to overlook or actively dismiss what is perceived as unwanted.
Driven by these repeated interactions, the pacifier and its toy were gradually shunted from the wide-open square into the adjacent bidirectional shopping street, finding a brief, uneasy respite in a shallow gutter. Here, it lay for a quarter of an hour, a small, weary pause in its relentless journey toward oblivion. Its fate, however, was sealed not by an individual's explicit action, but by the impersonal, efficient hand of the city itself. In a final, unceremonious act, a street sweeper machine approached, its brushes moving with unwavering purpose, sweeping the pacifier and its companion up without remorse or a second glance, obliterating them from public sight.
This photograph, therefore, encapsulates the ultimate extreme of the anti-pacifier polarity. It speaks not only to individual acts of aversion, but to a collective, almost systemic, disregard that can lead to the complete eradication of these items. It's a raw, unbiased capture of how, despite strong visual cues of former cherished status or symbolic "purity," some objects are simply deemed disposable by the ongoing march of public life and urban maintenance.
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Our baby doll Niko is sitting on the sofa. He's wearing his baby bodysuit with the sea creatures on it, has his teddy bear under his arm and has his pacifier in his mouth. He looks dreamy.
About our three dolls:
Ella is a girl doll with a soft cloth body. She is a thumb sucker doll and can put her thumb in her mouth. We gave her doll glasses.
Niko and Paul are two anatomically correct boy dolls. Anatomically correct as both are shown with male gender details. For legal reasons I have to redact this part. We decided on such dolls because we like it when a doll is portrayed naturally. And because Paul has no hair, we gave him a wig from a previous doll.
And we liked the thumbsucker doll because one of our two kids used to be a thumbsucker child himself :)
he fell off the table like 5 times but he bounces right back! (no worries, the table is close to the ground and hes all ok!)
Max the cat likes pacifiers. He likes them a LOT. He will even jump up into the crib to retrieve a pacifier that he believes will be especially delicious, then hop down and slink away somewhere that allows him to gnaw the end off of the pacifier nipple. Other than this, he is a really nice cat. But damn. These pacifiers are too expensive to be cat toys!