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As promised here is the follow up to ‘In Times of Desperation’. Book 2, chapter 1: Will opened his fridge for milk to pour on his freshly made coffee, staring openly at the sausages in front of him trying to work out why they were there. Will only ever ordered exactly what he ate each week, via the internet, and today, Monday, there should be chicken or beef, 1 onions, 2 garlic cloves, ginger, some milk, one yoghurt and a little butter. Sausages were Saturday’s meal. Will checked the calendar as he suddenly realised why his Saturday food had been uneaten. Since meeting Sarah he

Anyone else feels incredibly scared of getting into a relationship because of this fetish? Now , i want a relationship cause i feel lonely and i really want someone , but i feel scared of being mocked or rejected because of this fetish that i have , along with some other kinks...

As promised. If you don't know Parker and Meagan, read these first: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 5 1/2 Part 6 Part 7 We left Parker in a tough spot, as Dacy has just told him the story of how she wet her shorts -- and Meagan is not pleased. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ He went after her. “Meagan, wait,” Parker said, as he followed her down the hallway. “So here’s a twist: no.” “Meagan! Come on, you’re overreacting.” “I’m overreacting? I’m overreacting? I heard what I heard and I saw what I saw.” “She was

if you are dating someone and are involved sexually are you ok with them masturbating example being: you are both together in the same room or easily available to each other but choosing to play with yourself instead of having sex with your partner. Ive come across many guys and girls that think masturbating while with someone is a bad thing

we've been together about 5 years or so, I've never broached the issue in the past or any other involving my sexuality and kinks simply because I'm afraid of the reaction it may receive. I genuinely don't know how to broach the issue, I see my fettish and sexuality as deeply personal and don't relish the idea of opening myself up like that. But it's came to a point where I feel I'm lying to her and depriving her of getting to know the real me from deep within. Please help me. Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated.

I would love so much for my boyfriend to make me hold it but I end up peeing myself, but he isn't into Omo like I am. I want to be able to share an experience like this with someone, my boyfriend above all else, but I'm too nervous to even bring it up. He knows I like being desperate and he accepts it, but it isn't a conversation the comes up normally. What do I do??

I didn't find a good topic for this so I decided to make one. Feel free to tell me if one exists already! So, I'd like you to tell and discuss here about these questions: Does your partner know that you like omorashi? Would you like them to know? Have there been any events when they say something related to omorashi (without realising you are into it)? Because I just have to tell you about this now. (Sorry if this is too hard to understand, I'm a bit tired.) My boyfriend doesn't know that I like omorashi. I'm not really planning to tell him about it, because I'm quite happy with doing

"Who there is?" Ok, just playing with the lame song, sorry, but this post is really about the father (I'll call him George) of my older son, who's now seventeen. A couple weekends ago, George, who I met way back in 1996 when we worked for the same grocery store, came to visit to see about his son for the first time in about ten years. He had been writing him, and talking to him on the phone for about a year before, but prior to that, no contact at all for about ten years. I was surprised that our son was so accepting of George, and even was pleased to find how much he had in common

Now I will start off with my opinion... I think that actually with the whole emotional reactions and neurological activity you will in some form or other become attached to the other person (beyond being attached via sexual organs!) so I would argue that actually there is NO SUCH THING as "just sex". The question is, what do you people think?

The Autobiography of a Fetish. This is an extremely lengthy and updated personal history of my own sexuality and fetishes and has been written simply to help me to understand myself a little better. Through the act of putting things down on paper (metaphorically speaking!) and the thought that is required to do that I hope to shed some light on my own inner workings. Let me state right from the beginning that I enjoy my fetishes, and have no desire to spoil the enjoyment I derive from thinking, fantasising, and actually practising. There are times when I would like