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Myamibi
5 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 62
0 miles · British Columbia
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We have to say what we like. It's basic communication. I spent my life being embarrassed about it. Wanting it, but not asking, then pushing him away. Now i have a lover that just does it. It's so fucking amazing. I am not sure what he does but he goes right in. It's always different but it's always delicious. He buries his face and tongue in me. There's no escaping. A previous lover who didn't last long spent ages lapping away like a little pussycat. I was stuck not knowing what to do. It makes me shudder to think of that.
I do more than shudder now. I shudder and shake...I feel so lucky.
I do more than shudder now. I shudder and shake...I feel so lucky.
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Things evolve....I came here initially because it was so exciting to meet and talk with people about SEX. Yes! SEX, SEX, SEX...so much fun. I made friends and had fun in the chat rooms. Then I discovered the forums. I have never participated in forums before so that has been a learning curve. From there I realise how passionate the Lush writers are. It fascinates me. I would love to be in the in, but only have a couple of drafts that seem to pale by comparison. I can write the sex parts well but need to incorporate a plot line and character development (or not). Hmmm..something to work on.
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Quote by Liz
Click this link (make sure your speakers are turned on).
You can thank me later.
http://trumpdonald.org/
this has me giggling.
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I certainly don't mean to come across as hostile. The two countries that I have lived and voted in (UK and Canada) have parliamentary systems that do not require us to accept our Prime Minister as anything more than an elected official.
I get the feeling Americans have a higher (more loyal??) view of their "Commander-in-Chief. I am still just trying to figure this all out.
I feel very very scared about the future. Giving someone with this track record a chance seems very risky. I hope it will be OK for you, as Americans, and us, the rest of the world, because we count too. xx
I get the feeling Americans have a higher (more loyal??) view of their "Commander-in-Chief. I am still just trying to figure this all out.
I feel very very scared about the future. Giving someone with this track record a chance seems very risky. I hope it will be OK for you, as Americans, and us, the rest of the world, because we count too. xx
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From what he has done so far, and what i expect him to do Monday morning, I doubt if prayers are going to help. And as a Canadian where trade deals directly affect myself and my family, I think I have a say. I don't want division but i think he is creating a bigger rift than ever before.
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Quote by Simplicity
Not at all, I'm proud to be an American. Folks get over it. Trump is our president. Nothing you can do about it. The people of the United States voted the man in. Now pray for him and hope he makes the US strong again. No use in the continuous slander about him, or his past or what ever, he is our President. That simple.
There is every reason to hold him accountable for what he does. There is "no getting over it". This is normal democracy at work.
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Quote by LikeToWrite
236 Canadians love their holidays so much, they declared December 26 as Boxing Day.
Pretty sure the Uk has a holiday on Boxing Day too.
For the record Canada has 12 statutory holidays. Depending on Easter this works out to approx one a month in British Columbia. Our floating holiday is in February. It's called Family Day. Just time in the "F" month to have a little break. I believe this extra holiday is decided province by province. In Quebec they celebrate Jean Baptiste Day in June, and other provinces have their own celebratory days.
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Quote by Simmerdownchick
209. Free healthcare
210. You can do yoga on Parliment Hill
Our health care is not free. In British Columbia and Alberta we pay a premium of about $75/month. Other provinces provide the services strictly from taxes. It is a system Canadians cherish. Sure, the are some horror stories but the most part I can see a doctor quickly and services are fully available. I am lucky in that my work pays for my family's basic health care as well as extended health through Blue Cross. I can claim unlimited massage therapy sessions as well as many other services including dental, physio, prescription eye wear etc. I never take these privileges for granted. I am happy to pay taxes so that everyone benefits equally. Some of the stories we hear from south of the border are terrifying. We always make sure we have extra travel insurance for the US...
