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Posted on 2009-07-10 22:55:01 by J4
It’s just not fair I can’t show off my bulging cremasters!
Carry on Love_is, bask in whatever light the journey bestows upon you. Who knew that orgasm could be so introspective?
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Posted on 2009-07-12 13:19:34 by Love_is
Thanks for the kind words J4. It is much appreciated.
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Posted on 2009-07-20 21:27:40 by Tremelo
As for the involuntaries, I'm really intrigued with how they change and heighten the entire experience of arousal. In my case, I'm finding and enjoying arousal from much more subtle stimuli than I did before, because even minor stimuli encourage the involuntaries to create a feedback loop, like a wah-wah echo effect of whatever stimuli I have enjoyed. (Will write a much longer blog post about this soon.) Even just simple "show me her pink" footage is exciting me like it hasn't in YEARS. (I.e., I see something, I like it, I FEEL how much I like it, which makes me more excited already when I experience the *next* stimuli...)
As for active vs. passive, they both seem to have their place, as you have determined! (And for hands-on vs. hands-off too, though I'm falling in the opposite camp lately.) But it seems to me than whenever one (active or passive) is failing to satisfy or excite, then the obvious thing to do is switch into the other. Sometimes my autopilot doesn't seem to know what to do next, so I'll just give it some new wiggle to work with, and then it gets back on track.
Most of all, of course, the point is to ENJOY this. That seems like the theme of your post - more power to you!
Posted on 2009-07-29 19:33:52 by Love_is
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