What is too freaky?!!!
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Permalink Reply by Pooh on -
Remember I said all women are not the same. If you would have caught me a couple of months ago, I'll took you up on the strip club offer...lol
mr.moody said:I dont know, queen Pooh! I know alot of smoth older kings, and they all say that they had to bear their womans 'changing phase'. Hell, i dont even think thats an older woman thing...i noticed some 30-40 year old sistas goin thru their hormonal flip! I feel ya, G!!! its gotta be hard to sit and bear thru a woman goin thru her phases of life. STRIP CLUB ANYONE?!!!
Pooh said:In my granny's dresser is a .38, her special toy (know what I mean), and some batteries. My mother is fifty and is just as hot as motorcycle exhaust pipe. And she will tell you that she need some wang and how to work it too. Not all women are all the same. The question is what are you doing to get your spouse in the mood? Just walking in the room with your wang out ain't gonna cut it or climbing in the bed with no four play ain't gonna cut it either. Maybe your imagination ain't wild enough, I'm just saying............
Greg Morton said:There is no freaky planned or otherwise with my wife. She is going through the change of life and getting regular is now only an occasional event. There is no discussion. Freaky is not even up for discussion under any circumstances! You young bucks enjoy your imagination with your squeeze now while your young; cause when she hits that change of life, you will wake up one day thinking you are in the "Windy City"! No one told me this when I was your age, so this was a bit of a surprise. I'm sharing it with you cause this forum opened the door. Recently I have read a few articles about hormonal changes that women go through. Sex is seldom on their radar screen and they expect you to understand and go along with the program. Make of it what you will. My case is not an isolated one. Most brothers my age just won't talk about it for various reasons that will cause us to have a whole different discussion. Henry David Thoreau, once said " It is a pity that youth is wasted on the young". That quote has an entirely different meaning to me now. Peace
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Permalink Reply by mr.moody on -
lol!!! yeah, poo...i mean, if ya ladies not giving it up, and u aint the kind of guy that creeps...the LEAST u can do is hit the strip club!!! Checkit out tho'...i havent been to a strip club inso long...i cant even SPELL s-t-r-i-i-p-u-e-r! lol...TOLD YA!!!
Pooh said:Remember I said all women are not the same. If you would have caught me a couple of months ago, I'll took you up on the strip club offer...lol
mr.moody said:I dont know, queen Pooh! I know alot of smoth older kings, and they all say that they had to bear their womans 'changing phase'. Hell, i dont even think thats an older woman thing...i noticed some 30-40 year old sistas goin thru their hormonal flip! I feel ya, G!!! its gotta be hard to sit and bear thru a woman goin thru her phases of life. STRIP CLUB ANYONE?!!!
Pooh said:In my granny's dresser is a .38, her special toy (know what I mean), and some batteries. My mother is fifty and is just as hot as motorcycle exhaust pipe. And she will tell you that she need some wang and how to work it too. Not all women are all the same. The question is what are you doing to get your spouse in the mood? Just walking in the room with your wang out ain't gonna cut it or climbing in the bed with no four play ain't gonna cut it either. Maybe your imagination ain't wild enough, I'm just saying............
Greg Morton said:There is no freaky planned or otherwise with my wife. She is going through the change of life and getting regular is now only an occasional event. There is no discussion. Freaky is not even up for discussion under any circumstances! You young bucks enjoy your imagination with your squeeze now while your young; cause when she hits that change of life, you will wake up one day thinking you are in the "Windy City"! No one told me this when I was your age, so this was a bit of a surprise. I'm sharing it with you cause this forum opened the door. Recently I have read a few articles about hormonal changes that women go through. Sex is seldom on their radar screen and they expect you to understand and go along with the program. Make of it what you will. My case is not an isolated one. Most brothers my age just won't talk about it for various reasons that will cause us to have a whole different discussion. Henry David Thoreau, once said " It is a pity that youth is wasted on the young". That quote has an entirely different meaning to me now. Peace
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Permalink Reply by Dee Hill on -
There is no such thing As to freaky,I don't even that word in my Vocab. there is nothing wrong with wanting to please your mate.I think that it is very important to discuss things with for mate.So when you come out the rabbit hat they wont be like what the fuck.
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Permalink Reply by Lac on -
Too freaky is when you want me to use anything other than the "day stick" or touch anywhere near my butt crack.
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Permalink Reply by PrincefromQueens on -
Sorry babe....I'll gently bite, suck and lick a cheek(s) or both sets of lips BUT the "hole below the hole" (or above, depending on your position) gets no tongue contact from me....
classychick1 said:Why NOT put your tongue in a chick ass LOL??? That’s the best part for me!!!!
PrincefromQueens said:Too freaky is defined by whatever ONE person says they wont do, with that said....I WILL NOT put my tongue in a chicks ass! and I don't want any fingers tongues or foreign objects by mine! Wont be no "golden showers" going on nor will I participate in any activities that require either partner to engage in "taking a #2" on or around each other.......
All above listed activities are too much for me.......Other than that all systems go!!!
Oh wait, no farm animals....shit, or domestic ones either.....lol......
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Permalink Reply by Miss New York on -
For me, it's anything that draws blood, leaves scars or is a major health hazard of any kind. I'm also not a fan of anal whatever. Not only do I find it too freaky, but it's too dangerous.
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