kungfoofighter
kungfoofighter
kungfoofighter

I want to bring caftans back so bad.

Might wanna channel all that blissful orgasmic energy into working on those empathy skills then.

Recently told my husband of 2 years that I wasn't... "getting there" - but that I didn't mind too much (truth). The rest of our relationship is enough as far as I'm concerned.

I've never come, ever, with anyone. It doesn't particularly bother me because I guess you can't miss what you don't know? But it sure is annoying. Proper boyfriends tend to notice quite quickly and then there is a chat and them confidently announcing they will be the one to make it happen. Then comes the slow erosion

FUCKING THANK YOU.

I hate it when the guy is just SO FOCUSED on being able to make me orgasm. It's just not fun. I feel like an achievement that needs to be unlocked, not like a partner in our sexy adventure funtime. It's way better for me (and I assume for him?) when the focus is more on "that feels good right now!" rather than, "Did

I am like this too, and sometimes get a massive case of the don't touch me, too sensi-ies. BUT, I have noticed that sometimes, if I power through it (a few moments of ahhh too much), I can launch another awesome orgasm from it.

I don't orgasm as often as my husband because I can't come when stressed - meaning that often, sex on week nights is a non starter for me because I have a stressful job. I still enjoy it, I just can't come. So we do it in the morning or afternoons on weekends. If I go a couple of weeks without coming, I am super vocal

Be prepared for the longest and happiest of your friends' marriages, lol.

In my experience, dudes either don't care, kind of fake care to act gentlemanly, or care way too much aka trying past the point I am bored and tired and saying stop. As much as not caring is kind of a slap in the face, a lot of times it's the easiest way. I've also had sex without one (most of the times I've had sex)

...and I can't imagine being a giraffe. So?

"young women in relationships who are "in love and happy" in their relationships, but don't orgasm with their partner"

13 year old me got a deep pleasure out of hate-watching it. It was on ABCFamily 3p-4p and I got out of school at 3:30. I would literally rush home so I could catch the last twenty minutes of the episode and just sit there reflecting on everything I haaaaaated about the show. Obviously I was a totally normal and super

The best part about those individuals who front as being affiliated with anything religious in nature is the irony when they go and pull some bullshit like this.

This is weird for me because I have seen him act in plays in Williamstown and we have a sandwich named after him.

Between all this, the J Law leak, threats of Emma Watson and other shit on this internet, I'm done with men for a while.

I never watched 7th Heaven. Apart from the super uncomfortable and ridiculous heavy religious overtones, the father just creeped me out so bad. That rictus grin, those watery cow eyes... *shudders* 13 year old me had good instincts.

When I had no a/c during the summers, a fan blowing over me with just a sheet was enough to keep me cool. I sleep like shit if it's above 70 in my room, so a fan was necessary.

Ok, I get and agree except for one thing .. 60 to 68 degrees F? Are you kidding? ARE YOU KIDDING? In Florida, there's not enough electricity available for air conditioning for everyone to sleep at 68 degrees for 90% of the year. At bedtime we use a light blanket and cool the house down to 78 degrees and from midnight

I wonder if the advice about screens is valid even with lowered intensity? I always use the lowest intensity I can have, both on smart phones and computers. On my phone I even use an app to lower the intensity even more (by making the colours more black). But then again, I'll never stop reading on my phone before bed