ScaryMerry
ScaryMerry
ScaryMerry

It keeps out germs, duh. Every time I've ever shaved everything off, I've gotten a horrible vaginal infection. At this point in my life, if a guy can't handle hair on my vulva, he's not mature enough to be anywhere near my vulva.

I don't know if I would define this as my best sexual experience, but it's certainly my best story.

This has sparked some interesting conversations with my boyfriend. He's dorky and nerdy and I adore him and we have a bdsm master/slave relationship (mostly) in the bedroom. A lot of our relationship is the kind of thing that guys like Rodgers would love to have. The difference, though, between my boyfriend and them?

I lost my virginity at age 21. I've had quite a bit of sex with a variety of partners with a variety of skill since then, and I've yet to have an orgasm with a partner. Just because a woman can get sex more easily, that does not mean that it will inherently be enjoyable for her. So far my best orgasms (all of them,

Ironically, my boyfriend is tall and fairly wealthy and attractive (or at least I think he is), but what attracted to me to him before I knew any of that was us bonding over comics and anime on the internet. If it wasn't for that, I never would have ended up dating him.

It's hard to give a shit about that, though, when I'm working the closing shift and I know I'm going be stuck there anywhere from half an hour to a whole hour past when my shift is supposed to end, likely without a break because my boss keeps under-scheduling us, so if I get a break that means we'll be overrun. The

You're forgetting the best part of the poem, that's kind of the punchline and addresses that patriarchal protection trope: "To the GIRLS who may one day date my daughter- my wife is a better shot than me."

Uniform: Boat shoes without socks, pastels. Salmon colored shorts. Sailing motifs.

I talked to him about it the other day and he's not worried about it. I hope he's right (to be fair, he's been right about just about everything in our relationship so far...).

My boyfriend and his wife started out as being monogamous, but then later opened their relationship because his wife is bisexual and that way she could explore that side of her sexuality. As it turns out, no strings attached sex wasn't really a thing she could do and that turned into a discussion of polyamory. Fast

Yeah, relevant advice regarding that would be great. I'm monogamous, while my boyfriend and his wife are both poly. I know that he's interested in eventually having a threesome if his wife and I are both ok with it. I know that I would pretty much be the deciding factor there because his wife is also bisexual while I

This article is hilariously well timed. I recently entered into a poly relationship with a married man (his wife is also poly and has a girlfriend). He's a gamer and has been playing Mass Effect obsessively lately, so I had to chuckle at the ME reference. I'm currently mono in our relationship, but I think I shall

We talked and he seems to be 100% sure that it's not going to be a problem. He was like, "If that attraction isn't there, ok then you'll have fun for a week with some of your best friends, but dear I don't think that's going to be a problem." -_-U

That's a good idea. I mean, I've voiced my concern about what if there's no chemistry irl, but he's pretty sure that that's not going to be a problem. Well at least he's sure on his end, and I think the main thing he's nervous about with us finally meeting irl is if I don't feel that chemistry on my end. We didn't

That's interesting. I've been with guys before who I didn't find conventionally attractive, but they smelled really good to me and that made a difference in my relationship with them. On the flip side, I am physically very attracted to my LD boyfriend in addition to being in love with him through the emotional

Yeah, that's why I've always been pretty iffy about online dating. My current relationship was totally accidental. We became friends on tumblr and then it snowballed from there. I suppose if the physical stuff doesn't translate when I go stay with him for spring break, I'll at least get a vacation with one of my best

Fortunately, there's a dom/sub aspect of our relationship and so far we have been so very compatible there. I still get all squirmy (in a good way!) thinking about the first time he dommed me on the phone. The lurking fear about the smell thing is really the only sexual worry I have regarding him- this whole past

He's been wonderful for my self-esteem. It's not like I've needed a partner for validation or anything, but having someone call me sexy every day certainly doesn't hurt. And the tingly feelings are definitely there. He's the first guy that I've ever actually known that I've thought about when masturbating- he's soooo

Oh wow, I couldn't imagine doing this for two years first. My boyfriend and I have been together for a month now, though it feels like forever. I might go insane if I had to wait that long. I'm so grateful for skype, though. It definitely makes the distance drop away at least a little.

We've talked and I think his biggest nerves are about me and my feelings. While I love him, he fell in love with me first (he apparently had a crush on me for like a month before acting on it) and he's been the party that's been pushing things along in this relationship. Consequently, he seems to be more worried about