24 Hrs WITH HOT COUPLE
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Posted:May 22, 2008 10:45 am
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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This I true incident with me. one fine evening I got a telephonic call from
A couple that they want to meet me. Next dad they came by car and pickup
me from my city. We all went for long driving. Mrs X was sitting with me on
the back seat while Mr x was driving the car. On the way her hand slowly ran
on my dick,and my dick became rock hard. she unzip my pent pull out my dick
and start plying with the the dick mean while I start fingering her wet cunt.Within
fifteen min.we both start oral sex with each other in the car. All the three became
so hot that we stay at midway hotel and enjoy whole night three some sex.
Next day morning the couple supposed to drop me in my city but at the
Halfway she told me that lets have some more fun and enjoyment. so again we
Stay in hotel for whole day. I fuck her hard in front of her buddy in between she
suck his dick.when her buddy fuck her she start suck my dick.We all were enjoy
whole day
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ROLEPLAYING can be essential in any encounters!
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Posted:May 6, 2008 7:33 pm
Last Updated:May 17, 2008 7:13 pm
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Roleplaying is commonly used by groups of people who wants to take it to the next level. People who find vanilla type so simple and doesn't find too much excitement on it already.
In roleplaying, both partners can test how imaginative they can be as they play their roles. So it basically stimulates the brain as well... The actions to do and even the words to say are thought about to make it more meaningful and more exciting.
There are different kinds of characters you can play such as nurse/doctor, secretary/boss, slave/master, submissive/dominant, student/teacher and many more.
I think everyone should try it out to make our sex life more colorful... it's not all about having sex, it's also about how you can spice up your life... just like trying out a new dish and disregarding your favorite meal for once....
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I enjoy having a great time every time!
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Posted:May 6, 2008 7:16 pm
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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I'm looking forward to seeing those of you interested in me for this next week! I've got monday open for some fun!
I've had a fantasy for a very long time of bodies of men and women mingled together in hot passionate sex! Each one of them entangled together giving and recieving of one another over and over again until everyone is almost breathless! All of these men and women are close friends;so they trust one another in every way and care for one another's needs and wants without the jealousy. They all get what they want and need! I kind of like that fantasy and maybe one day it will be true. I hope to hear from those of you interested in getting together with me soon!
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Why would a woman pay a man for sex?
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Posted:May 5, 2008 7:00 pm
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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Why would you pay $100 for dinner at a restaurant? It's not the food you want, it's the experience. If he were paying for just sex, most men wouldn't hire an either. A professional male can provide you with an experience that would be very difficult to create otherwise. To know that the man you are with can treat you with respect and sensuality... or to know that he can give a great massage... or will listen to you and have conversation about what matters to you, may take several dates. But you can know very quickly that you can get that from an escort, it's their profession. Just like you have a server take your order and then serve your dinner just the way you like it, you can have a Service Provider (sp) provide you with an experience that you will truely enjoy and then not have to worry if he's going call the next day, or worry if you should call him. I'm not saying that an should replace a relationship, not at all. I'm just saying there is a place for a professional male escort. For some woman who might be in between relationships, or for some have a particular need or desire that they find difficult to satisfy in their relationship. You can use a professional and be assured of discreetness with safety and security and have your dinner served just the way you like it.
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Female Orgasm And The Brain
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Posted:May 5, 2008 6:57 pm
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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Female sexual response is a thrilling field for research, writes Deborah Smith.
Twenty-five years after she made the G-spot famous, Professor Beverly Whipple is still probing the mysteries of the female orgasm. She has shifted her focus higher up the body - to the brain - exploring the areas that light up when women climax. But the motivation for her research remains the same: "Orgasm is a remarkable phenomenon. It's one of life's most intriguing experiences."
Whipple, of the College of Nursing at Rutgers University in New Jersey, also remains inspired by the many women who have helped her over the decades to delve into this poorly studied aspect of life. Her latest brain research on orgasms has relied on the good will of a variety of women, including those with spinal injuries caused by gunshot wounds and those who can climax just by thinking about it.
Not only did the women have to stimulate themselves in the laboratory, they had to do it lying as still as possible inside a giant magnet, so their brain activity could be captured on an MRI scan. "It's just unbelievable the things they will do for science," says Whipple, in a phone interview from the US.
The pioneer sex researcher Alfred Kinsey claimed more than 50 years ago that orgasm involved the entire nervous system and all parts of the body.
It may have seemed like an exaggeration, says Whipple, who will be in Sydney this month to address the World Congress for Sexual Health. But her recent research with colleagues indicates that orgasm is a very complex neurological event, with a large number of brain areas activated during the experience. "This may be the reason why most drugs impair, rather than improve sexual response," she says.
The team has also identified three nerve pathways not previously linked to female sexuality. They carry sensations from the vagina, cervix and uterus to the brain.
"There is good evidence that activation of these nerves, by physical stimulation of these uniquely female organs, can generate orgasms," says Whipple, who summarises the research in a new book, The Science of Orgasm, with colleagues Professor Barry Komisaruk and Carlos Beyer-Flores.
Whipple helped discover the controversial G-spot, and named it after the German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenberg, during the 1970s when she was training women how to improve their pelvic muscle control.
An examination of more than 400 women revealed an erogenous zone located about a third of the way up the vagina, on the front side. Pressure on the underlying tissue, which is near the female prostate gland, causes it to swell, triggering orgasm in some women.
Many doctors have expressed scepticism about its existence, but that's not surprising, says Whipple. The region is blocked by the metal speculum used to examine women internally. And the G-spot has to be manipulated to be felt. "Doctors can't sexually stimulate their patients. That's why they didn't find it," she says.
Not all women are sensitive in this region, adds Whipple. And it is only likely to be aroused by pressure during intercourse in some positions, when the woman is on top, or the man enters from behind. This may partly explain why only about 30 per cent of women experience orgasm during intercourse.
For their research, Whipple and her colleagues use a specially designed small stimulating rod which is attached with velcro to a diaphragm that covers the cervix. The women control its movement.
"Women using this device tell us that when they pull outward with the stimulator, it produces a very pleasurable suction on the cervix that they have never experienced before," says Whipple. One woman described these cervical-based orgasms as like a "shower of stars".
The clitoris has been a focus of attention, because it is easy to stimulate, but clitoris-based orgasms tend to be restricted to around this region. Research also shows the vagina balloons out in this case and the uterus pulls up.
Vaginal orgasms, triggered by the G-spot, are felt deeper inside. The uterus pushes down. "It's like a bearing down sensation," says Whipple.
The different nature of the orgasms is probably due to the four different nerves systems carrying sensations from these different regions to the brain. The pudendal nerve, the same nerve that provides penile sensation, is linked to the clitoris. The vagina is supplied by the pelvic nerves, and the cervix and uterus by the hypogastric, pelvic and vagus nerves. Combined stimulation of all regions can produce more encompassing "blended" orgasms, says Whipple.
Publicity about the G-spot may have led to a feeling of inadequacy for men and women who couldn't find it. But Whipple says her intention was never to suggest this was a must-have experience. When it comes to sexual pleasure, no way is best. "Different people have different tastes. It's what feels good to you," she says.
Men and women differ in their sexual responses. Men move in order from desire to arousal to orgasm. Women are more complicated, says Whipple. "They can experience sexual arousal, orgasm and satisfaction without desire, and they can experience desire, arousal and satisfaction without orgasm."
Sexual problems can occur if people have a goal-oriented approach to sexual activity, if they think of it as a staircase, that starts with touching and ends at orgasm on the top step. "If the sexual experience does not lead to orgasm, one or both partners feel unsatisfied," says Whipple.
A better way to think about it is like a pleasure circle, where any activity has its place along the perimeter. "Each is an end in itself and satisfying."
Whipple also says people can experience orgasm - an intense pleasurable response - from stimulation of many parts of their bodies, not just the genitals.
Stuart Meloy, an American doctor treating people for chronic back pain, revealed last year that when he applied electrical stimulation through the spine, 10 out of 11 of his female patients reported experiencing orgasms.
People with spinal cord injuries also say that when hypersensitive skin near their injury is stimulated in the right way, by the right person, they have pleasurable orgasmic feelings that can seem to emanate from the genitals. Some of Whipple's earlier research demonstrated that these people also had increased heart rates and blood pressure, just as in genital orgasm.
One woman she studied had been told by her doctors she could not experience orgasm because she had no feeling below her breast. Yet she experienced six orgasms during her three 12-minute sessions of genital and non-genital stimulation in the laboratory.
"She was so thrilled and I was so happy for her. It was a moving experience," recalls Whipple.
For its recent studies of brain activity the team chose women with spinal injuries who'd had a gunshot wound, rather than compressive damage, to ensure they had no activity left in the spinal cord.
When these women used the laboratory device to stimulate the vagina and cervix, the part of their brains where sensations from the vagus nerve are recorded lit up. This shows sensations can go directly from these regions to the brain, bypassing the spinal cord, the team concluded.
Some of these women, as well as able-bodied ones and women who can climax through imagery alone, also experienced orgasm, and the researchers were able to compare their brain scans before, during and after the event.
Many of the same areas lit up in the three groups, including regions linked to the experience of pain and those triggered by pleasure-producing drugs like cocaine. A third area involved in the production of the hormone oxytocin, which is secreted in large amounts during orgasm in women and stimulates uterine contractions, was also active.
The research is still in its infancy, says Whipple. "Where in the brain orgasm is produced is an unanswered but, we hope, not unanswerable question."
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Kama Sutra
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Posted:May 4, 2008 11:04 am
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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Have you heard of Vatsyayana?
It is the earliest surviving example of a written love-manual. It was compiled by the Indian sage Vatsyayana sometime in the 1st Century BC. His work was based on earlier Kama Shastras or "Rules of Love" going back to at least the 7th Century BC and is a compendium of the social norms and love-customs of patriarchal Northern India around the time he lived.
Vatsyayana's Kama Sutra is valuable today for his psychological insights into the interactions and scenarios of love and for his structured approach to the many diverse situations he describes. He defines different types of men and women, matching what he terms "equal" unions {samana maithuna} and gives detailed descriptions of many love-postures.
The Kama Sutra was originally written for the wealthy male city-dweller. It is not, and was never intended to be, a lover's guide for the masses, not is it a "Tantric love-manual". About 300 years after the Kama Sutra became popular, some of the love-making positions described in it were re-interpreted in a Tantric way. Since Tantra is an all-encompassing sensual science, love-making positions are relevant to spiritual practice.
Generally, Tantras recommend the use of only a few different love=postures during spiritual sex sessions. Five principle positions, all of which are found in the Kama Sutra, cover what is normally appropriate. These five principle Tantric love-making positions [which have many variations] are: More when you come and see me or you go to my website!
Vatsyayana's Kama Sutra is divided into 7 parts: General Remarke, Amourous Advances, Acquiring a Wife, Duties and Privileges of a Wife, Relations with Other Men's Wives, and a section about Courtesans and Occult Means. The 7th and last part of the Kama Sutra is an appendix to the main work. It includes detailed formulations of substances familiar to Ayurvedic {Indian Indigenous} Medicine, with the emphasis on Virilifics and Aphrodisiacs. Some magical procedures of a type that in later times would be described as Tantric, are also found in the last chapter of the Kama Sutra.
The terminology used by Vatsyayana is context specific. For example, when he uses the word "Yoga", he is referring to sexual intercourse; the word "Tantra", means to him "method", "technique", or "mechanics"; and he uses the word "Yantra" to mean the sexual organ "utilized as an instrument" or to mean "dildo" or "artificial love-device". Lingam specifically refers to the male sex organ and Yoni refers to the female sex organ.
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Kama Sutra
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Posted:May 4, 2008 11:03 am
Last Updated:May 29, 2024 9:55 am
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Have you heard of Vatsyayana?
It is the earliest surviving example of a written love-manual. It was compiled by the Indian sage Vatsyayana sometime in the 1st Century BC. His work was based on earlier Kama Shastras or "Rules of Love" going back to at least the 7th Century BC and is a compendium of the social norms and love-customs of patriarchal Northern India around the time he lived.
Vatsyayana's Kama Sutra is valuable today for his psychological insights into the interactions and scenarios of love and for his structured approach to the many diverse situations he describes. He defines different types of men and women, matching what he terms "equal" unions {samana maithuna} and gives detailed descriptions of many love-postures.
The Kama Sutra was originally written for the wealthy male city-dweller. It is not, and was never intended to be, a lover's guide for the masses, not is it a "Tantric love-manual". About 300 years after the Kama Sutra became popular, some of the love-making positions described in it were re-interpreted in a Tantric way. Since Tantra is an all-encompassing sensual science, love-making positions are relevant to spiritual practice.
Generally, Tantras recommend the use of only a few different love=postures during spiritual sex sessions. Five principle positions, all of which are found in the Kama Sutra, cover what is normally appropriate. These five principle Tantric love-making positions [which have many variations] are: More when you come and see me or you go to my website!
Vatsyayana's Kama Sutra is divided into 7 parts: General Remarke, Amourous Advances, Acquiring a Wife, Duties and Privileges of a Wife, Relations with Other Men's Wives, and a section about Courtesans and Occult Means. The 7th and last part of the Kama Sutra is an appendix to the main work. It includes detailed formulations of substances familiar to Ayurvedic {Indian Indigenous} Medicine, with the emphasis on Virilifics and Aphrodisiacs. Some magical procedures of a type that in later times would be described as Tantric, are also found in the last chapter of the Kama Sutra.
The terminology used by Vatsyayana is context specific. For example, when he uses the word "Yoga", he is referring to sexual intercourse; the word "Tantra", means to him "method", "technique", or "mechanics"; and he uses the word "Yantra" to mean the sexual organ "utilized as an instrument" or to mean "dildo" or "artificial love-device". Lingam specifically refers to the male sex organ and Yoni refers to the female sex organ.
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What Men REALLY Want?
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Posted:May 4, 2008 3:02 am
Last Updated:May 4, 2008 9:58 am
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I was once asked this question on another group and I wanted to share the question and my thoughts again. Why is it that men say they want a true freak but when one comes they punk out? Perhaps what they really want is someone who does MORE than what they have experienced but not MORE than what they can handle. Definitively, what constitutes a "freak" is someone or something more than the average or outside the normal perimeters of our society. Personally, if I have someone who is willing to explore their sexuality and to satisfy each other--that's MY freak!! Perhaps there are some people who have only experienced missionary position (although I can't imagine these days someone not knowing beyond missionary) and are interested in a freak that does oral but they end up finding a freak that does oral PLUS 69 and anal play. Maybe the dude doesn't know their limitation or what they really want?
In our society, individuals who's sexuality changes after dating or marrying and now they do not want the freak but the wife--is our societies stigma on women and sexuality. We don't want to think that momma or the minister's wife is a freak or sexually active. We don't want to see our sister's with "facials" or know that grandma "ran a train" of men in her younger days. We have restricted our sexuality and stigmatized our desires that we divide a natural, normal activity into an irrehensible action. Girl please get your FREAK on!
Some may feel that public displays of affection are too freaky. If you love someone, express your love, tint or no tint. If you lust after someone, be careful po-po may make a Paul Reuben (aka Pee-Wee Herman) out of you. I think it is wonderful if momma and daddy got caught. Express yourself. Imagine, if the President got busted with his wife, would it have been a national ordeal? This is the stigma of our society.
Finally, if a dude wines you and dines you and showers you with material gifts and fails to meet your sexual appetite, in my two-cents (excuse the pun), you should be communicating like everything to get him to rise to the occasion. What men really want is some sense of fulfilling his partner's desire!! Because when the kissing slows and sexual appetite changes, you will want a man who can afford a bed and not just take you too bed!!
Teach him... teach him... teach him!!
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