Nope, can't say that correlation holds true.
I'm a small girl, tight and extra juicy.
Yes, and I have gone to one before - but it was a pre-screened, high-end swinger's party.
A friend went to a more random swinger's club and wasn't that impressed with it.
None of us would be considered 'in the lifestyle'.
I think it's fun to check out, similar to going to a fetish party because you're curious what goes on there. Why not? Nobody forces you to do anything you're not comfortable with at these parties, and it's guaranteed to be more entertaining than your typical night at the same bar/club you always end up going to.
How hot is he?
If he's really hot, I'll watch. If he isn't, I couldn't care less.
Nope. Not my thing either.
I have gone through this too. Definitely avoid the porn-name route or anything that sounds too made-up or sex-fused. I'd just go with a masculine normal sounding name and base it more on the style of your erotica. If you're more into romance-erotica, maybe you'd lean to more of a seductive/soap-opera type name, and if you write edgier/hardcore stuff, maybe you'd be better to keep it clean/crisp and strong.
If you want to be taken seriously with writing, you need a serious name. Even if you look at porn these days, everyone chooses real/normal names. Think Manuel Ferrara and Evan Stone rather than Ben Dover or Seymore Butts.
You may also want to go back in your family tree for a name that you can pull that will give you more of an attachment to it, and make it more personal for you.
I like babe or baby (I don't mind them at all).
I think hearing "honey", "dear" or "sweetie" would make me feel like I was 50 yrs old and should be wearing an apron and baking a bundt cake in the kitchen.
Maybe it's a generational thing (or a marriage thing).
Cut pelvic muscles or 'sex lines'.
A strong jawline.
I'm a moaner/talker, but occasional semi-screamer. Depends on the activity level. I have been responsible for noise complaints at hotels a couple of times.
I think it's time to make shaving preference a clickable drop-down menu on our individual profiles. I think it's just as important as sexual orientation and relationship status, no?
As for my preferences with guys... once again - shaved or well-trimmed please.
I think they do later in life. Age will catch up to everyone and when we're talking about people under 50, activity level, physical fitness level, energy and sexual compatibility are more likely to synch up enough to make a relationship work to some degree. That's to say nothing of the generational differences when it comes to how you see the world, or life experience.
The reality is that if you're significantly older and dating someone who is barely finished their teenage years, you're kind of a pervert. Sorry, I just don't see anything other than physical attraction and sex going on, no matter how much the guy wants to spin it that you are so 'mature' for your age at 19, and how you need a 'real man and not a boy'... This is just predatory word-candy.
Every girl feels more mature than she really is at 19. I thought I'd figured out life and knew it all! That special precocious arrogance of youth often leads certain girls to idealize an older guy because guys her own age are inexperienced and haven't figured out all the word-candy finessing to get and keep the attention of a younger girl.
Hook-ups and mini-relationships are fine if the younger girl is enjoying being with the older guy... but do these relationships last? Nah, not usually (unless you live in a small town with few dating options, no nightlife, or believe divorce is a sin no matter what). As you get older, energy levels change, interests switch and you may be hitting your sexual peak and psychological stride at 30yrs old while your man just wants to sit in his lazy-boy all weekend in his old-man's shirt and go to bed at 10pm. Either the younger girl compromises her youth and stays vaguely miserable or she jumps ship.
It would probably depend on the cash and 'star' potential of the production house. Girls like Jenna Haze, Sasha Grey and Jenna Jamieson have made huge marks in the industry, but they are few and far between.
At this point in life, I probably would say no, unless it was an unusual script/project, well-respected director, or compelling reason.
Never say Never.
I miss my Golden Retriever, who was far more to me than just 'a dog'. I miss his face in the morning, his head tucked onto one of my shoulders and his paw on the other, my running mate, my forever furbaby that got me through many dark times in life. His absence leaves a hole in my heart that will never truly be filled. There's no person, place or thing I will ever miss more than him.
I have had a few of these 'situations' over the years.
It's complicated though.
I wouldn't do it with a friend I valued that I wanted to continue being friends with in the long-term because these situations can be pretty unstable in general. I've never fallen for a fuckbuddy because typically if I'm looking at them as a fuckbuddy there are relevant reasons why I'd never want him to be my boyfriend, so I'm able to separate the two. Honestly... they tend to be really hot, dumb guys that are great in bed, but that I have no mental connection with. It usually starts well, then the guy gets clingy or starts liking me too much, then there is the awkward reassessment of the situation or I just pull away and annoy/frustrate him, then he gets pissed off, and then it's over. If I can string things along for a couple of months of fun/wild sex, then it's great. In my experience it usually trainwrecks pretty fast though, unless circumstance forces it to maintain a slower speed (ie. he's in another city or you both have busy life/travel schedules). As well, if it's just a sex thing, the novelty usually wears off and it gets boring, so I think fuckbuddies are best kept as a short-term deal.