Key Largo, from 1948 with Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall and Edward G Robinson. - absolute classic.
'The Curse of Kehama' by Robert Southey. This is a lurid gothic novel written in poetry way back in 1810. I have an 1830s edition - amazing, epic stuff it is too.
Old school alert ! I grew up watching Doctor Who in the Pertwee Era 1970 -1974 - Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, Roger Delgado and UNIT. That remains my favourite of the shows many eras. Of course I think it's wonderful that the show is still going and I'm still a fan.
Old school alert ! I grew up watching Doctor Who in the Pertwee Era 1970 -1974 - Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, Roger Delgado and UNIT. That remains my favourite of the shows many eras. Of course I think it's wonderful that the show is still going and I'm still a fan.
Yeah, just about all of them. But seriously, my story ASC 1690.
All of the women I know and work with who are in their 50s and 60s prefer younger men (ie men under 40) They rarely if ever get them. I like looking at younger women (I'm 52) because I find the younger female body beautiful to look at and fantasize about. But would I really like a relationship with a 25 year old with whom I have little if nothing in common, honestly, no.
To answer your question, you're hot and I'd say any man on here, irrespective of age, would like to get to know you.
btw What do you mean by 'wanting you' ? In their dreams perhaps.
Always. I'm very picky about who I choose to befriend and I always read their profile carefully beforehand.
Apart from the Japanese and Chinese, calligraphy is also practised in Islamic countries and by the ancient Egyptians and the Maya.
Absolutely ! I had a couple of excellent cyber-partners but sadly both ladies left the site during my own extended absence. Personally I love it. Once the barriers are broken down and you get to know each other it's the nicest way to become intimate here on Lush. If any ladies are interested in cyber or roleplay please send me a PM.
Description and detail, in my opinion, are two of the essential features of a good story. If I read "Lauren was hot...." And the rest of Lauren is left to our imaginations, I tend to switch off. The trick is to include enough detail and description to capture the reader's imagination - to take the reader into a far-off exotic land, for instance, or into a situation in which the reader would seldom if ever find themselves. Where some authors go astray is to replace plot and action with narrative - "Lauren undressed, and then got into bed. She then spread her legs and then licked her fingers and then...." If this trail of narrative gets us nowhere, there is no point to it. Give me detailed sensual description any day.
Key Largo (1948) - Edward G Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall - Perfection !
Yes, in the steamy Australian summer, there's nothing better.
Of course intelligence is attractive. I couldn't have a relationship, any relationship, with someone who was unintelligent. That having been said, people are 'smart' in different ways.
Mentally - tired, but in a good way. Like the feeling you get when you fix something complicated and it stays fixed.
Very much so. I write so that I can create ideal worlds which can be a mental playground for anyone who cares to enter them but ultimately I write my stories to please and entertain myself.