Sep. 12th, 2013

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It is revealed that the cause of the plague is Agamemnon’s harsh insistence to keep the daughter of Apollo’s priest. Under this pressure, Agamemnon is now willing to release the girl to her father, but he is not happy about it, and insists that he must get another girl from one of the men. Even though Agamemnon had not yet specified that he would take Achilles’s girl, Briseis, Achilles hotly berates him, and it quickly becomes deadly personal.

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Skirt Girl

Sep. 12th, 2013 01:55 pm
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Ah, a comment notification in my porn journal I wondered if it was Christie. No, it was Skirt Girl. After ... I was going to say, maybe, three to five years. But checking out her blog, I see that she was actually blogging away through 2011. Maybe she checked the box to keep the notices quiet. But it has been a couple of years since she posted. I figured she moved on to Tumblr or somewhere that has a pulse.

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Never take for granted a man who knows how to talk dirty in bed. It's craft only a handful are blessed with. Sometimes all you need to push you over the edge is a man rubbing your clit and whispering "I want to feel you cum on my cock".

I love hearing a man talk dirty while he's pummeling me with his cock. Sometimes it's not enough for a man to just fuck you. It's also stimulating to hear him talking about how he's fucking you. It's the way he says it that counts too. That husky impassioned whisper that manages to escape his lust hazed brain and slip out of his parted mouth like a slow moving fog in between moans.

Really any vocal response *as long as it sounds genuine* is guaranteed to earn you a deeper sucking and a harder fucking.

-Adieu

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If this were a few years ago, I probably would've ventured to say something, but it now seems silly for me to pretend that I can be sexual - with a partner, or to even pretend it on the Internet.
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What book did you feel you were supposed to like, and didn’t?

“Pride and Prejudice.” It must be my prejudice, and I am not proud of it, but I can’t get excited about who is going to marry whom, and how rich they are.

-- Richard Dawkins, "By the Book" interview at The New York Times
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