No...never tried, never will try. Just not my thing, I guess, but if it works for you...have fun!
Laura, pleased to make your acquaintance. I'm Jennifer, or Jen, or "that fucking tall Canadian bitch", depending on whom it is that is speaking. IRL, I'm...well, me. Mother, nurse, United Methodist. Meaning I work like crazy and have to absorb the alcohol here mostly via osmosis--not difficult, if you'd like to try just lean up against Jeff or Mike for a bit. Be warned, the latter can be a bit of a...gentleman. Of course. That's where I was going.
Bill, I totally agree that Nicola should make the next comp at least fellatio-free...not sure I would be able to enter, but then again, I'm stupidly competitive, so I might just submit something to see if I could write a story and intentionally avoid fellatio or any of the many other forms of face-fucking a woman.
Hannah, my aging, whiny computer was not feeling cooperative today and so I am just getting to reading and scoring stories. FTR, I don't usually comment, please don't take it personally.
Well, I don't exactly "find" it, but I do wear a FlashBang concealed carry holster for my Glock 26 on occasion; for those unfamiliar, the FlashBang holster secures in the centre of one's bra. Draw is (ideally) accomplished by pulling up your blouse, although I've drawn in dryfire practise by pulling down on the neckline of a dress. Please note that the latter method of draw from a FlashBang is not recommended as 1) it requires muzzle sweep of your own body prior to positioning to fire and 2) you will quite likely rip your neckline. In the big scheme of things, though, in a situation where reverse draw might be required, I'm guessing that I'd be giving zero fucks about ruining my dress.
I do, however, find (and on a disturbingly regular basis) random floral bits--rose cuttings, baby's breath, eucalyptus leaves, that sort of thing--in my bra when I go to take it off at night. I do a lot of floral work as part of volunteering for the Washington State Patrol and since I tend to hold bouquets or arrangements in progress against my chest as I'm working on them, whatever I strip or clip off sometimes lands in the cleavage. How I can go a whole day with a chunk of rose stem--thorns and all--in a bra cup I don't know, but it's happened.
It's a pleasant fantasy--among hundreds of others safely harboured within my brain--but like many fantasies, the risk/benefit analysis doesn't work out in favour of making it a reality. So, no.
Cold. Really, really, cold. What is this, freaking flyover country? 17F overnight? Seriously, WTF?
I'm a relentless, incorrigible flirt, online and off, but when it comes (no pun intended) to my s/o? No. No fucking way am I fooling around on him with someone in real life.
I'm blessed in that I've always--literally since I was a small girl--had naturally very dark, very distinctly arched eyebrows. That said, we all go through those crazy periods, and yup, someplace in my late teens I went a little bonkers with the tweezers. Learned my lesson.
What I totally fail to understand is young women, women who would be naturally very pretty with unmarred eyebrows, tweezing or having tweezed out nearly every damn hair, and then taking what appears to be Crayola and colouring in "eyebrows". It's a look that instantly adds ten if not more years to a woman's face, and it seems to actually be popular, especially among the upper middle-income sort in my area. The sort with professionally coloured hair, fake tans, and gel nails (no knock on those, love having my nails done, even though I have to keep them hypershort).
I think the woman in honeydipped's post has lovely brows, and I do wish more young women would stop with the tweezing/waxing/threading and realise that less is more. Well, not less eyebrow hair, less tweezing/waxing/threading.
Without sex (presumably intercourse?): Too damn long.
Without masturbating: Too damn long. Sometimes I get worked up enough that I go to take care of myself...and then life happens. Dogs need out/in, phone rings, neighbour drops by, one of the offspring shows up with a friend....
Why is waxed not an option? Shaving is so...awkward and itchy. Trimming is okay but you still need to shave at some point.
Anyway! Professionally waxed (this morning, coincidentally) completely and entirely smooth, navel to knees. I do shave daily from my ankles to my knees, but the rest is just ridiculous to do with a blade.
I hated being pregnant all three times, absolutely hated it--I wasn't one of those "glowy" pregnant women. More "glowering".
This, however, was due mostly to "morning" (read: all day) sickness, a constant round of nausea and/or dry heaves, with no desire to eat and no interest in eating. Never felt fat or unattractive, however weird that may be, and although all three of my sons came in at 8+ pounds each, I lost ~40 lbs during the course of each pregnancy; I'd start regaining right around 32 weeks (everybody had the courtesy to hatch between 36 and 38 weeks).
More to the point, however, is that during my mid-late second trimester in each pregnancy, I was randy as all Hell. I mean, fuck me now randy, even if the entirety of my calorie consumption for the day consisted of the sugar in my peppermint tea. I remember feeling like a sex goddess every go round, my skin stretched by my grossly enlarged womb, even when my ankles were crazy swollen and I couldn't turn around at work without knocking a sitting colleague in the back of the head with either my ass or my belly. So there's that.