Blue Cube & "?" in forwarded email images

I have searched and searched for this topic and have found no answers. In the hope that I am simply missing something key, I am posting and begging your forgiveness for duplicating this question if it has already been answered.
I receive emails that I sometimes have to forward on. Included in these emails are images and when I forward them most of the time the image in the forwarded message disappears and is replaced by this blue cube with a question mark. Why? How can I avoid/fix this?
Please help!

Let me elaborate,say I get an email wth pictures embedded in the body of the texts..then I fwd the email..the recipient will only get the texts..no pictures,just an empty blue box with a small question mark in the middle..
I tried fwding these type of emails to myself,when I open the email on my iPhone,no problems,pictures and al appears...when I open on my pc/mac..no pictures..
Hope this explains the scenario better..

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