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Over 90 days ago
Heteroflexible Female, 41
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Cheeky Chick
It always does look so different on each guy. Most of the guys I talk to say they have about a six inch or around there. When I've seen photos, some look bigger than others, so I don't know. The biggest I've been with, according to him, was a seven and I liked his best as he was able to bottom out. I'd not want to be with anything bigger, as I'd think it would hurt too much.
Cheeky Chick
What does it matter if you've already had your orgasm. If she doesn't want to swallow, she doesn't have to. Some woman simply don't like the taste or have other reasons for not wanting to swallow. As long as she gets you off, it doesn't matter what happens to the load. Be grateful she's sucking your cock at all.
Cheeky Chick
As long as you find the person attractive, it doesn't really matter. If everyone else finds them to be plain, but you find them to be beautiful, it's all that counts.
I've been with selfish lovers and I've been with satisfying lovers. I don't believe their looks had anything to do with one or the other.
I've been with selfish lovers and I've been with satisfying lovers. I don't believe their looks had anything to do with one or the other.
Cheeky Chick
Quote by ChuckEPoo
Were are these scores? Who won? I only want to know so I can hit them up for a loan.
BTW here is my entry.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/wife-lovers/the-answer.aspx
For some reason last night it was closed and everyone could see their scores, but now they're closed off again. As if the competition was still in play. Don't know what's happening.
Cheeky Chick
I think you should write what makes you happy.
I think being a writer makes you creative, which means you're willing to step outside the box. I know I've done this myself, I've written in every genre on Lush, so I've stepped hugely outside the box. I've also written in the male POV, which I really enjoy doing, actually.
Being able to write about things you've not done that you know, limits yourself in finding out what else is out there that you might possibly want to try. You might not know you wanted to do something until you've written about it. It's kind of like reading books. Do you only read books that you can relate to, that you yourself have done? Certainly not. Same goes with watching a movie or seeing a play, going to the theater.
So, why limit yourself when it comes to writing? A painter isn't going to paint just what he knows. He's going to open his mind and create something magical and beautiful. We writers do the same, in the written word.
*Steps off my soapbox*
I think being a writer makes you creative, which means you're willing to step outside the box. I know I've done this myself, I've written in every genre on Lush, so I've stepped hugely outside the box. I've also written in the male POV, which I really enjoy doing, actually.
Being able to write about things you've not done that you know, limits yourself in finding out what else is out there that you might possibly want to try. You might not know you wanted to do something until you've written about it. It's kind of like reading books. Do you only read books that you can relate to, that you yourself have done? Certainly not. Same goes with watching a movie or seeing a play, going to the theater.
So, why limit yourself when it comes to writing? A painter isn't going to paint just what he knows. He's going to open his mind and create something magical and beautiful. We writers do the same, in the written word.
*Steps off my soapbox*
Cheeky Chick
Quote by Dancing_Doll
I think it would be helpful to have it specified there (instead of ten lines), I agree.
In the meantime, if anyone needs help with correct sizing for a forum signature, here is the Lush Guide with all the specs:
https://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst41603_Lush-Guide-to-Forum-Signatures.aspx
Thanks for this, it is much helpful. Though I'm glad you agree it should be on the forum sig section too.
Quote by sprite
Wish there was someway to automatically resize sigs when submitted so that they can't be too big - make life easier on everyone
Actually, this is a wonderful idea. I'd love it if that were to happen too.
Quote by overmykneenow
One of the best additions to the site recently has been the option to turn off forum sigs (Settings>Settings/Privacy>General)- it makes the forum significantly less crap-looking
Now they they just have to give us an option to turn off all those shitty animated avatars that are currently stinking out the place
I like the sigs. It gives us more options to be creative. As for the animated avatars, as you can clearly see, I happen to like them. I'm going to guess Nicola and Gav do as well, since they both often have the same.
Cheeky Chick
I know many people seem to have an issue with the size of their forum signature. As of now, it only says no more than ten lines. Okay, that's cool, but it doesn't help if you're using a photo as your signature. How do you know when you've reached the "ten line" rule. It should say in the area where it says ten lines, what size height and width are acceptable, so it's there for anyone to see and not be confused when making their signatures, as some put a lot of time and effort into making nice ones and don't want them deleted, or to get in trouble. Could it be possible for this feature to be added?
Cheeky Chick
Quote by TheSensualLady
Magical Dreams: Love At First Dance
Magical Dreams: That Dame's Got Legs
Magical Dreams: Money Talks
Magical Dreams: You're The Cuckold Now
Magical Dreams: Smoke In The Night
I AM thinking those titles sound good and if they don't want them they can let me know and I should use them.
I AM not even going to chime in on the first part, lol, but I do love these titles!
