An orgasm feels like a sexual supernova.
FYI. A supernova (plural supernovae) is a stellar explosion that is extremely luminous and causes a burst of radiation that often briefly outshines an entire galaxy, before fading from view over several weeks or months. During this short interval a supernova can radiate as much energy as the Sun is expected to emit over its entire life span.
Nice one MexicanGoddess! I love that whole look... and the boots are soooo hot!
Let's say you're romantically or sexually interested in a woman. After finally approaching her or confessing how you feel, she tells you that she doesn't feel the same way and/or is shocked that you'd think that she was. You find this surprising, probably because of some of the things she has done or said. Clearly she has been giving you 'mixed signals'.
What are some of the things that women do (whether it's online or in real life) that you think can be misconstrued as a signal of interest?
Let's say you meet a guy, whether it be online or in real life.
You get the feeling that he probably likes you, but you definitely do not feel anything romantic for him at all. You do however, enjoy their company on a casual friendship level, or just bantering with them because you have things in common.
Do you give hints right away that you're not interested in anything, hoping to pre-empt the guy from making an awkward move? If so, what do you typically do or say?
Do you feel resentful when a guy plays the friendship card and then suddenly confesses his love for you out of the blue three months later and then is shocked or pissed off that you have rebuffed him?
When you get the vibe that a guy likes you and you don't feel the same way, do you think you can ever 'just be friends', or do you think the dynamic will always be 'off' because the guy will constantly be trying to win you over on a subtle but endlessly persistent level.
I had to look it up... never heard of them before.
It's an interesting concept. I'd consider getting one to wear in a tanning salon to avoid tan-lines. Right now I wear a g-string but I guess this is one step beyond that.
I wouldn't wear one on a beach. I think it looks too cheeseball.
I don't know how comfortable they'd be either...
Yes, I need more stories written about me too... *snaps fingers*
If you've always wanted boobs, then get them for yourself. Just don't get them because a guy is pressuring you.
With the advent of the 'gummybear implant' and new techniques, there is no scarring, no numb nipples and usually minimal complications. The key is to get something that will work with your body type, so I'd suggest 1-2 cup sizes bigger, depending on your frame. Those will look the most natural.
The way a woman wants to look is personal choice...
For the people that are all up in arms about "natural is best", let's see if they think to colour their hair when it goes gray, or wear makeup to hide facial flaws. I don't believe in criticizing people for wanting to make self improvements, whether those be minor or surgical, provided it will make that person happier and more confident. We're not talking about getting beachball-tits or the Heidi Montag plastic surgery special. So my feeling is... if you want them, then get them!
Some people are just anti-implant and anti-surgery because they see it as catering to vanity. A woman with abnormally large natural breasts will have them hanging down to her knees with the nipples pointing south once she gets older. Should she be denied the choice of a breast lift or reduction to improve her physical appearance? There is no difference, in my opinion. And I would not judge someone for wanting to make a physical improvement if they have the desire/cash to do so.
We all do things to make ourselves look better and feel better. It all comes down to individual choice.
I give and receive and I definitely enjoy both...
I procrastinate a lot and am easily distracted, but if you're having a hard time getting back into the writing... try just committing to writing a 1000 word story (without the intention to post them) every other day, just to get back into the groove of writing again. Knowing that it's just a short writing exercise sometimes takes the pressure off feeling like you need to create the perfect story. And eventually it gets the creative wheels turning again.
Multi-chapter stories are a challenge for every erotica author. Most people simply don't have the attention span or desire to follow a longer story. Those that do, however, often really enjoy them because of the depth of character development you can achieve.
I tend to avoid "chapter one" and "chapter two" statements in a story title. Now, I just try to make each chapter be able to operate as a stand-alone story. Most of my stories are longer than most, and that's simply because I hate breaking things up, and only do so if absolutely necessary. The character count guidelines on this site do affect the way I write a story because I want to ensure I can post it as a stand-alone story instead of smaller chapters. I find a story can lose momentum when there are days or weeks in between posts.
I am writing a series at the moment, but they are all stand alone stories with different character voices, simply bound together through a common plot device. Hopefully that doesn't deter readers. But most people who read my stories know what to expect in terms of style and length, so those that enjoy them will read them and those that don't will choose not to. It's all a readers choice as to what kind of erotic story they prefer, and I find this varies dramatically on this site.