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I noticed there are really guys who can't tell when they are going to cum and can explode so suddenly. When I allow a partner to go inside me or my mouth, I always anticipate he will come, even if there is a promise to withdraw. So my solution is to never approve it to enter me (unprotected) beforehand if I dont want that accident to happen.

Everyone has their list of what they are looking for in this game. And the lists can be endless. Tall, trim, BBW, big breasts, small breasts, natural vs enhanced, large butt, good teeth, large cock, good grammar, younger than x, older than y, bisexual, straight, race, hwp, fit, smokers, non-smokers, drinkers, full swap, soft swap, watch only, dominant, submissive, hairy, shaved, waxed or lasered, tattoos and piercings. Why get so worked up about one more item on the list: white-collar vs blue-collar job? Just translate their list to a warning sign. Danger: narrow-minded people ahead - self-important judgment zone ahead. And, pass them by.

I like my hair pulled when doing doggy. With one hand, the other holding my breast and gently flicking my nipple.

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We describe ourselves in our SLS Profile as "Retired professionals". We mean it simply to convey two facts about us: 1) We used to work for a paycheck, but we don't anymore. 2) We did white collar rather than blue collar work. We throw it out there in the same way we throw out that we're in the gym 5-6 times a week, and that we don't do drugs, and that we enjoy visiting wineries ... all of which are ALSO in our Profile. Knowing that we're retired professionals might give someone a reason to be interested in us, or it might give them a reason to pass us by, or it *might* not matter to them one iota either way ... exactly the same way all of those other facts might help inform their opinion of us. But it doesn't mean that we consider ourselves better -- for some definition of the word -- than anybody else.

For you, the most important thing might be brevity. A basic paragraph structure usually consists of five sentences: the topic sentence, three supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence.

Sounds normal to me Pack it in when not in use. A few weeks ago I spent near eight hours at a swinger party where nudity was the norm. Few guys remained erect for long periods, 'extending' when needed.