30 August 2005
How does it feel to be part of the married club?
Well, married women... you have your say? How does it actually feel to have a man hovering your neck all the time? No privacy at all right! Well, this is the phase I am going through at this point of time in my life.
Bavah is an extremely romantic person and me an average kinda "lomatic" person... how to manage?? Any tips for me?
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2:35:00 PM
When a kiss is not a kiss!
SIZE doesn’t matter, but too much saliva certainly does.
The best French kiss is anticipated yet unexpected, shared by two persons who care about each other in a very special way.
It happens so naturally and imperceptibly, you don’t even need to think about how to do it right. Your heads tilt. You draw closer. Your lips lock. Your eyes close.
The kiss is slow and soft enough so that nobody feels violated, and ardent enough to convey longing and confidence.
The pace picks up until your toes tingle and your heart freefalls.
But before you let the tender moment overwhelm you, be sure you are prepared for the implications.
You can fudge air-kissing as culture, handholding as gallantry and a peck on the cheek as friendliness, but there is no such thing as a platonic French kiss, unless you are drunk, and even that is questionable.
Once you do the French thing, you are likely to have set certain expectations in terms of how special and physical the relationship is shaping up to be.
You’d also have crossed the lines of friendship, and – trust me – it is very difficult to get back there.
Besides French, there are many other pleasurable ways to pucker up.
Some like light, fluttering kisses. Others like a hungry kiss out of the blue.
Different strokes for different folks.
And don’t just confine smooching to the face. There’s the very erogenous neck and shoulder, the small of the back...
--------------------------to be continued.....
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9:43:00 AM
29 August 2005
Eternity~Romace~Love
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4:43:00 PM
