Yep, and the first time was majorly regrettable.
Considering the current political climate and with ethical dilemmas constantly challenging us as individuals, I was wondering how you as a writer feel about the following quote.
To be an artist and to be political is the same thing.
-Chinese dissident Ai Weiwei #WritersLife #AmWriting
Personally I don't write intentionally with an agenda. But with the emotionality of my characters and the "why"of it, I do at times tackle relevant issues that can be an indication of my personal politics. The fact that I always include racial diversity in my writing is an example. Not all writers of color do. I've been criticized for including interracial relationships. Or, I've been told that removing either would help me have more of a mainstream audience. So I agree with the quote.
Note: Please answer the question presented; this is not a forum to debate your actual political views.
It took me a really long time to find a red that I was comfortable with. I like more subtle shades and I do a lot of ombré looks for my lips because they are so full. My red of choice is MAC's Matte DIVA. I sill put a little SATIN in the center of my bottom lip though.
A Sunday Kind of Love
By Etta James
When I catch him looking at me and my mind is on something totally different.
The fact that I'm wearing a sexy panty and bra set under even the most casual of outfits--or none.
Being freshly waxed.
My favorite outfits and nice shoes.
Working out and dancing.
When he leads me into a room or through a crowd with his hand on the small of my back or we are holding hands.
Swimming.
I dreamed of being a ballerina when I was little. I was quite good, but I was blessed with the introduction of boobs and curves before the rest of the girls, and the teacher was rather cruel. I quit. It's the last time I ever let someone get away with bullying me.
I actually enjoy the beauty of the cock, giving him enjoyment is an extra plus.