ejaculaTe
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Better yet perhaps is to say you had been reading the stories on this site. There are plenty of stealth breeding stories here; browse and pick 2 or 3 that really get you hot. That will add an air of verisimilitude to your own words. And for whatever it's worth, I see no reason to advise friend B of friend A's penchant for stealth activity -- as long as to the best of your knowledge, Friend A has no STIs.
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It would hardly send a frisson of excitement through one's friends if one said he made it himself. Besides, one gets to sample the artisanal efforts of others.
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Where did you get (or give) your last load?
ejaculaTe replied to rawTOP's topic in General Discussion
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Have you looked at the company's web site? Another idea is to look around at health food stores for a similar item or just the basic ingredients which don't appear to be esoteric or complicated.
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Teacher Gives Me 1st Poz Load
ejaculaTe replied to chrisnsd4u's topic in Bug Chasing & Gift Giving FICTION
I had the worst crushes on my 9th grade math teacher and, two years later, on my 11th grade math teacher. Algebraic functions, indeed....! -
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It's a very good thing that when I attended college, quill pens were still the rage and tincture of strychnine, tiresome to make, was the methamphetamine of the day.
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Where did you get (or give) your last load?
ejaculaTe replied to rawTOP's topic in General Discussion
This is just about the moment you believe in God [or similar deity]. -
I was at both Hillside and The Woods about 9 to 10 years ago. Back then, it was as if Steamworks had been transplanted to northeast Pennsylvania. A practical note: wear comfortable hiking boots and bring the Deep Woods Off or Cutter BackwoodsInsect Repellent.
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Look in the "Sex with 'Enhancements'" forum at the topic "Anon cum dumps and security" (started Dec. 16, 2017). There are lots of tips, suggestions, ideas, etc. in that topic that seem applicable to what you have in mind. Good luck and have fun...
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thanks for the follow... And the accounTs of your adventures are just as entertaining and hoT on a second, third, fourth reading as they were when I first read them. Thanks for writing them up and sharing....
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You are welcome! Thanks for the compliments!
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Every time I think that the art of fiction writing is nearly dead, along comes an author giving us a top-notch story. A huge thanks for the time and effort you’ve already put into this.
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I'll mention this because it seems to get little attention -- there is a risk of kidney damage, including kidney failure, from tenofovir, one of the constituent drugs of Truvada. My other half went on Truvada in early August 2012; he went into the hospital in mid-September 2012 with kidney failure and was in the hospital for 3 weeks. I agree that Truvada is useful for lots of guys, but learn the signs of kidney failure.
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As if parts 1-4 weren't hot enough, part 5 just about melted the computer monitor. This story is just really fine writing -- a huge thanks for putting in the time and effort.
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Hell, he might have earned a car ride to California... talk about a road trip.
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Anon Sex - How do I do I get past the fear?
ejaculaTe replied to Osles's topic in General Discussion
There's a pretty good discussion of safety and security issues in the "Sex with "Enhancements'" forum; the topic is "Anon cum dumps and security," started on Dec. 16, 2017. -
The term “fuck buddy” was coined for a reason as was “friend with benefits.” I discovered the difference between these two terms and “partner” in an odd way. My partner and I had an open relationship. I met a flight attendant (Michael) at a party thrown by a mutual friend. Michael and I hit it off from the start, and reasonably soon afterwards, we began spending weekends together. We had a lot of common interests; the sex could be amazingly hot (he lived 6 blocks from one of the bathhouses in the city — after screwing each other silly, we’d go to the baths for more insanely hot sex); he was fun to be with; and for reasons I won’t bore you with, he made me feel alive. My partner and I were together 29 years (he died in November 2016). Out of all of the guys I knew, Michael was the only one for whom I even thought of leaving my partner. But when the vet called me one November afternoon in 2007 to tell me that my golden retriever — who had been my constant companion for a couple of years — had cancer, I didn’t call Michael to tell him or turn to him for solace. Instead, I called my partner (who was out of town at the time) and told him that Skipper had class 4 mast cell cancer. That was the moment I knew I wasn’t leaving my partner. I stopped seeing Michael shortly thereafter. The point of the anecdote, I suppose, is to illustrate this question: if you learned that your 9 year old dog, whom you had adopted from the SPCA when she was 11 weeks old, maybe had 6 months to live, who would you call? If you can look yourself in the mirror and say “the guy who’s riding [my] ass,” then it’s time to start divorce proceedings. Until then, you’re with your wife. (To finish out the anecdote, Skipper died in September 2009. The day of Skipper’s death, my partner and I went to the SPCA and adopted a 5 month old female pit bull-mastiff mix.)
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