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MonicaVon
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 38
United States
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Favorite: Once Upon a Time, Hell's Kitchen, South Park, Game of Thrones, True Blood, WWE Divas (I know I know),Bad Girls Club ( I always feel better about myself after watching, its like therapy), Master Chef, Castle, New Girl, Bar Rescue, SYTYCD, Castle, anything on HGTV....
Least Favorite: Scandal, Greys Anatomy.. anything show that's primarily drama based and in this time period and no fantasy element. I'm sure they're good, just not my cup of tea.
Least Favorite: Scandal, Greys Anatomy.. anything show that's primarily drama based and in this time period and no fantasy element. I'm sure they're good, just not my cup of tea.
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Quote by dpw
You agree with every word? That's a cop out! I have no intention of alienating anybody, I enjoy reading all comments. I just happen to think that the forum is a fantastic place that is under used by the LGBT members. Even as I write this 22 people viewed but only 4 comments, I want everyone to say something, anything!
Yes I did. Telling me that I'm copping out by agreeing with reason is very.... interesting. I see that you're more interested in trying to prove your point than actually listen to what people are telling you. Have a good night.
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Quote by slipperywhenwet2012
You'll find that not just people in the LGBT community participate in this section. And not only heterosexual people participate in the other sections. This section was made simply to make people more comfortable with expressing themselves in either capacity....whenever they WANT to do so.
I understand your enthusiasm for participation here, but these things can't really be forced. Also, this section is fairly new...and maybe regular posters who were here before this section was created are just used to posting elsewhere. I'm not stating that as a fact, but it could be a reason.
And asking "WTF is wrong with the LGBT members?" isn't exactly the best way to go about encouraging participation. It just makes people feel obligated and even isolated...and that's not much fun.
agreed
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My mom was a Harlequin Romance Junky when I was a kid. So we had hundreds of those books in the house. I would sneak them into the bathroom with me and read them. I realized that the good sex parts usually occurred directly in the middle by the advertisements. So I would skip to those parts and I did this almost everyday for years.
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I was really appreciative when principessa rejected my first story because I wouldn't have wanted it to go through in the condition that it was in. It wasn't horrible, but I made some minor punctuation errors and misspelled a word. She provided me with some really helpful links and pointed out what I missed. I felt a lot more comfortable writing my second one.
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Sounds too much like having my balls slapped, my reaction would be try and rip the guys head off! Lol
not the same at all I assure you. It's more the equivalent of your cock head slapping hard against an outstretched tongue or against an ass or face.
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There is no form of more "realistic" BDSM. Every dynamic works differently and some people choose to live it 24/7 and others live the lifestyle when they can or just in the bedroom. This can be because they have children, their career, or just their personal preferences.
I know people across all of the spectrum who choose different variations of this and it really hasn't had anything to do with them being gay, straight, pan, or bi.
It also depends on who their inner circle is. You can feel a lot more comfortable living out loud if your friends are the same as you. If your friends are primarily vanilla, you usually tend to tone it down.
I know people across all of the spectrum who choose different variations of this and it really hasn't had anything to do with them being gay, straight, pan, or bi.
It also depends on who their inner circle is. You can feel a lot more comfortable living out loud if your friends are the same as you. If your friends are primarily vanilla, you usually tend to tone it down.
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Doesn't it hurt, I don't mean a sexy tingle hurt, I mean a wtf jeez hurt?
Not really, it actually sends pleasure throughout my whole body. I do tend to like it harder so that it stings but it never really hurts. It feels really really good. Also, the slap isn't really applied directly to the clitoris, it's through the clitoral hood and because its all four of the flattened fingers of the hand, it's not direct stimulation and you feel it all over. A lot of women love it, I know I do.
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I try to stay away from both because my body isn't a fan of either and I get filled with nervous energy and I can't sit still. But I can't resist drinking it when I'm with my mother, and she always has the best creamers... butternut toffee with the dunkin donuts grounds.. so good.
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The difference for me is that the doms that I know are real people. Meaning that they aren't self loathing assholes that are inflicting pain because they've been hurt in the past.
They read, they research, they practice, they laugh, they make mistakes, they apologize, and sometimes they don't want to play. Sometimes they just want you to make them a damned drink.
One thing that I hate about fictional BDSM is that the men are usually abusers who end up feeling sorry over the pain that they have inflicted on some young, poor, unsuspecting vanilla girl.
They read, they research, they practice, they laugh, they make mistakes, they apologize, and sometimes they don't want to play. Sometimes they just want you to make them a damned drink.
One thing that I hate about fictional BDSM is that the men are usually abusers who end up feeling sorry over the pain that they have inflicted on some young, poor, unsuspecting vanilla girl.
