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kkikkiriccio
1 week ago
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I don't want to be a party pooper, but we've had this conversation before... the initial post's rules are:
"Upload a pic with a cock, a female, correlated to an alphabet character."
But some of the recent pics here don't have a female. Please don't hate on me for pointing to the rules - just a gentle nudge to get back on track?
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I have spent much time contemplating this important issue, and have arrived at the following position myself.
First off, thank you so much for including me in the discussion. I'm humbled and honored that my silly little tale has been recommended along with those authored by the incomparable Grusha and Lush Legend Annie!
In all fairness to my character Danielle in Afternoon Tea, not being British, she wasn't aware of the controversy surrounding the order of the scone toppings. She was hungry and wanted a snack, and the other main character in the story, the small-but-mighty aggressive pink vibrator, was getting her so worked up that she thought of other naughty things to do without leaving her seat. Her man's testes were ready and willing to share their contents, so she thought a dirty sexy thing to do was to make his sperm part of her snack.
Having no sense of the right or wrong way to load up her scone, she simply added jam like she and many others in North America would do to many breadstuffs. It was kind of a dramatic, climactic act to do Trey off onto it as a matter of emphasis. Call it naïve inaccurate cultural appropriation if you will, but the deed was quite innocent.
One must say, controversy aside, if you treat semen as something wholly other than cream, the issue becomes not whether cream-then-jam or jam-then-cream is the proper ordering, but whether semen-then-jam or jam-then-semen is preferred in the context of sexual food-play. In Danielle's case, two benefits can be observed from her preferred ordering:
1. assuming the jam was of a relatively dark color, the contrast between it and the whitish ejaculate made Trey's emission stand out as part of the presentation, and in any case perched on top, instead of soaking in to the scone and being covered;
2. both Danielle and Trey derived sexual pleasure as a result of having the tip of his oozing penis squished into the jam - she was all too pleased to suck the jam with his remaining dribbles of semen off the end of his cock, and he was all too pleased to allow her to do so.
The erotic experience, whether personal or depicted verbally here in Lush stories or in image or video form, of a delightful sex act in which the supplier and consumer of the "creamy" ingredient participate in the prurience of eating food enhanced with male ejaculate, can be enjoyed on its own in a sexual realm apart from a culinary realm. I believe one can enjoy the experience, whether the semen is applied first or last, as purely erotic without having to sacrifice a preferential or even dogmatic adherence to either the cream-then-jam or jam-then-cream view of culinary orthodoxy.
First off, thank you so much for including me in the discussion. I'm humbled and honored that my silly little tale has been recommended along with those authored by the incomparable Grusha and Lush Legend Annie!
In all fairness to my character Danielle in Afternoon Tea, not being British, she wasn't aware of the controversy surrounding the order of the scone toppings. She was hungry and wanted a snack, and the other main character in the story, the small-but-mighty aggressive pink vibrator, was getting her so worked up that she thought of other naughty things to do without leaving her seat. Her man's testes were ready and willing to share their contents, so she thought a dirty sexy thing to do was to make his sperm part of her snack.
Having no sense of the right or wrong way to load up her scone, she simply added jam like she and many others in North America would do to many breadstuffs. It was kind of a dramatic, climactic act to do Trey off onto it as a matter of emphasis. Call it naïve inaccurate cultural appropriation if you will, but the deed was quite innocent.
One must say, controversy aside, if you treat semen as something wholly other than cream, the issue becomes not whether cream-then-jam or jam-then-cream is the proper ordering, but whether semen-then-jam or jam-then-semen is preferred in the context of sexual food-play. In Danielle's case, two benefits can be observed from her preferred ordering:
1. assuming the jam was of a relatively dark color, the contrast between it and the whitish ejaculate made Trey's emission stand out as part of the presentation, and in any case perched on top, instead of soaking in to the scone and being covered;
2. both Danielle and Trey derived sexual pleasure as a result of having the tip of his oozing penis squished into the jam - she was all too pleased to suck the jam with his remaining dribbles of semen off the end of his cock, and he was all too pleased to allow her to do so.
The erotic experience, whether personal or depicted verbally here in Lush stories or in image or video form, of a delightful sex act in which the supplier and consumer of the "creamy" ingredient participate in the prurience of eating food enhanced with male ejaculate, can be enjoyed on its own in a sexual realm apart from a culinary realm. I believe one can enjoy the experience, whether the semen is applied first or last, as purely erotic without having to sacrifice a preferential or even dogmatic adherence to either the cream-then-jam or jam-then-cream view of culinary orthodoxy.
