^ Cool wallpaper and good taste in music
With age comes a certain distinguished look as well as a more
charming personality. Mature to know what she wants and how
she wants it, but young enough to still enjoy spontaneity and
some new adventures.
I haven't read a good novel in a long time.
Have not read any of Alex Kava, but if she's like James Patterson/Tami Hoag
then I'll keep the name in mind next time I'm browsing for a good read.
I recommend Iris Johansen for mystery/suspense if anyone has not
read her work before.
For some, it's a fantasy. For others, it's a game. And for most, it's for attention
that they might not get in their actual life. Sometimes, I wonder if it's just because
they wish that they were the image/person they're pretending to be.
No.
I won't give it. I won't receive it. There are just some things that
don't sit well with me, regardless of cleanliness.
I'm going to play devils advocate here:
After considering the nature of this site, why do you expect the
people here to not want to talk to you about sex all the time?
Granted, everyone needs a break and want to talk about other
things, but you have to remember that this is an adult community.
So, maybe instead of making a thread about the people who keep
bothering you/bullying you, confront them head-on, and deal with
them appropriately if they continue to give you shit.
Yes. It's painful, really. A deep, resonating longing that's hard to ignore
and impossible to satisfy.
Really, the only thing you can do is deal with it. I believe time has the
power to heal just about anything (maybe not entirely, but enough to
bear), and there's really very little advice to give. So...try not to think
about the person too much, try to enjoy your own company and the
company of your friends, and as time goes on, it'll begin to hurt less.
I'm a full-time student working a full-time internship at a design studio.
I open up quick and clean online, smile impishly, and try to keep good company.
Offline, I'm pensive, scrutinizing, with a somewhat frosty disposition that guards
a self-less personality.
Back onto the subject, I noticed that a lot of women here find it
too strong of a word that should be used sparingly, if at all for
some. I'm not offended at all by the word, but I always thought
of it as an insult.
"Pussy" however, always struck me vulgar...
I wouldn't want her performing any sexual acts, but I don't mind her enjoying herself.
This is a good time for her to test her restraint...
PA and Fugs made the point very clear. Why the hell would I expect her to
do something as risky as suck me after I've been in her ass? No enema is
going to kill all of the bacteria; it can only flush the visible "debris," and some
of the germs, but bacteria is a bitch to kill.
MOREOVER, too many enemas rids the important bacteria that keeps
you healthy. It's just all around UNHEALTHY and it's surprising how
many people here don't think it's a big fucking deal. Disgusting and
alarming, really.
Now I'm afraid I can't trust kissing...
And odd question, really; in her eyes, you're probably the one whose confused.
Why not give up the idea of trying to lay it on her, and just lay in bed with her?
Put the ball in her court, so to speak. If she picks it up to make her move, then
play. If not, then you haven't wasted energy and you haven't damaged the trust
and friendship you two have established.
Sometimes it's hard to find the line between affectionate and sexual intimacy, and
the rules vary from woman to woman, and by how much. If it's absolutely killing
you, then tread softly and ask her of her expectations...
I know it's ask the gals (I keep doing this, but you girls keep
getting the interesting questions!), but I'd like to point out that
lipstick on a woman is sexy, IMO. Most men don't care for it
because they:
a) Think that its been applied perfectly and therefore gives
off the "don't kiss me" vibe
b) Don't want it on their mouths after kissing.
Doesn't phase me, I wear my passion badges proudly.
Part of me wonders if it has to do with the father's (if he decided to stick around) influence,
what they observe in their communities, what they see in films, and what young girls today
allow them to get away with. Though I see everyone's point as valid, I don't think
men and young men are the ones completely at fault. I think it's also up to the ladies to
help enforce that it isn't okay, that it isn't even remotely acceptable. Just my opinion...