Maybe she is Praying to God that some guy will finally let her have an orgasm.
Could be for some.

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Yeah, this is a lot of people's go-to when it comes to women being 'paid' for sex.
But I think guys cheapen themselves when they liken thoughtful or loving gestures to paying for sex. You're not paying to sleep with her...you're showing your appreciation for her.
Sure some guys make grand, expensive gestures to get laid...but if you're committed to someone, it's totally different.
As far as the OP's question, no I have not.
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No. Have been offered, but I don't see sex as a commodity. It's always been something I've wanted to do A LOT! For free! If I was in a position where I couldn't get any, would I pay for it? Without hesitation.
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Truth.
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One way or another, every time... everyone has and does... Don't you think?
I've not recieved a price for a sex act itself. But I've recieved gifts before.
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sigh, living in CA, flipflops and shorts can be over dressed...
i miss NY, and that's how i dress.
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Hi
Just thinking abou my past and encounters and was wodering how many frmales engage still in Quicke sex , just drop the Jeans, legins or lift up the skirt and go for it?
Back in the 80's there was a lot of it i saw or was part of it![]()
Truth please lol
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I can be fairly quiet while making love, but it's hard for me. Obviously sex it a lot hotter if you don't need to worry about making noises. I get pretty wet, so yes I get "squishy". When I climax I do have a lot of discharge kind of thick, but a clearish fluid. Not squirting though.
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people like Cosby, Rapestein, Polanksi, etc, deserve to be destroyed. Others, like Franken and some others who committed relatively lesser acts, not so much. in fact, in the long run, vilifying assholes as opposed to monsters could be somewhat back setting to the cause. We're going to agree on that. and yes, it's supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.
and i agree with your concerns. There's a huge difference between consensual play or writing erotica and actual sexual abuse. hopefully it won't ever go down that rabbit hole - right now, all the media is concerned about are the big cases. the men in power, the celebs, etc.
i think what Me Too is doing right is it's started a conversation about what is right and wrong and what women go through on a daily basis. here's something for others to think about (i know this is something you're already aware of - your a good man, Milik - a lot of the men here are, and i would hate for the back lash to effect any of you):
women who are go through public scrutiny and mob trial on a regular basis. things that are brought up. how we're dressed. our sexual history. if we were drinking. all that stuff is brought up to discredit the victims. again, there's a bit of a 'this is what WE go through - it's your turn' going on here - i won't lie and say that goes through my mind at times like this.
btw, this, from 2 days ago:
A Tennessee teenager stabbed her classmate with a pair of scissors because he pulled up her dress, police say.
A male student allegedly pulled up a peer's dress in the classroom at Central High School in Memphis.
The girl reportedly responded by snatching a pair of scissors and stabbing him after multiple missed attempts.
Both students have been issued jury summons following the incident. It is not known exactly when the stabbing occurred.
The male student reportedly told police that 'he was only playing and never exposed the victim'.
He has received a summons for sexual battery, and the female student received one for aggravated assault.
She faces felony charges after acting in self-defence (imo) while he faces misdemeanor charges, since he was only playing. How the fuck was she supposed to know that? trust me, when someone's trying to lift up our dresses without our consent, can you blame us if we assume that it's a prelude to more unless we put an immediate stop to it? if i was walking to my car and some guy came up and tried to lift my dress, i would have stabbed him too - and if i hadn't, everyone would be asking why i didn't fight back and made it my fault that i let him do whatever he had planned to me.
btw, the boy received injuries minor enough that they were treated by the school nurse.
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When I was in nursing school I lusted after a very handsome intern! We couldn’t get together due to hospital policy and he didn’t seem interested! Fifteen years later I found out that he was interested in me also. Alas the next time we met we were both happily married. Since I’m separated if I ever find him again he’s mine...