When Heidi discovered her clit
She wanted so much out of it
Then while flicking the bean

I prefer it actually, in a committed relationship and we’re both surgically fixed so kids aren’t an option anymore.
Less mess, no awkward cumshots, I last longer, I can bust and thrust (basically keep on going after nutting) without breaking stride, and I find the drawing out of the orgasm makes it much more intense.
So we don’t want people making the same threads over and over again. Totally understand that. Searching for forum posts is a good way to make sure you’re not doing that.
However what’s the general consensus here when it comes to really old threads? Do you necro a thread from a few years back or do you create a fresh discussion?
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Last time I was on this site I had a friend who was a Dominatrix in a committed BDSM relationship. She hated 50 Shades as she said it was an abusive relationship masquerading as BDSM. I trusted her judgement so that kind of put me off.
That is entirely accurate. There’s a film called ‘The Secretary’ about a BDSM relationship with a boss named Mr. Grey… came out a few years prior to 50 Shades being written.
How that got through without raising any eyebrows I don’t know but if your looking for a film depiction closer (still a bit problematic) that’s far superior.
One of the best couples advise I heard is for people entering a more commuted point in their relationship. It’s basically sitting down with a list of kinks or sex acts . Normally you can find one online pretty easily.
Then each of you honestly and with no judgement either mark each one as ‘I want to try this, maybe, or hard no.’
It’s a great way to get the conversation started. If you are a woman bring this idea to a guy normally they’ll be happy to participate.
Then you compare and talk.
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Have yet to read or see the films. Once I read that the plot was a copy of the twilight saga, it put me off. Also maybe my socialist's leaning.
Misunderstanding here. It started out as Twilight fan fiction, where they created their own story and universe and just used the characters. Later the author realized that there was absolutely no reason to keep any connections to the source material and wanted to market it, so she dropped the fanfic element.
I’m not saying you should read it, just saying it’s not the plot log Twilight if that’s what’s stopping you.
Macbeth is more fun. Instead of whining and melodrama we get witches and crazy murder dames.
If you ever want to see a great riff on Macbeth check out Scotland, PA. Movie is the plot of Macbeth except it’s the rise and fall of a fast food empire.
Morgan Freeman or Christopher Walken?
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I refuse to answer on the basis that this is a Have you Ever thread, and this isn't remotely a Have you Ever question.
Apologies, got my threads confused.
Only on stage. I got pulled in by a friend who needed an extra actor for a class project and I was assigned the roll of a guy trying to buy roofies. Instead I am slipped them by the dealer because I was annoying. But no actual experience with it.
HYE been around when someone trying to spike a drink was caught?