you have a way with words
that sweep me off my feet
even the way you say my name
sounds exquisite
- dee (your voice is music to my ears)
1. First kiss? 2. First time masturbating? 3. First sex toy? 4. First kink tried? 5. First time doing oral? 6. First time having sex? -Turn Ons 7. Biggest turn on? 8. Biggest turn off? 9. Quickest way to get horny? 10. Weirdest thing that ever turned you on? 11. Top 3 places to be touched? 12. Ultimate fantasy? 13. Do you like the idea of a three or moresome? 14. Do you send nudes? Do you like receiving them? -Preferences 15. Sex or masturbation? 16. Spit or swallow? 17. Cut or uncut dicks? 18. Rough or sensual sex? 19. Oldest person you’d sleep with? 20. Loud or quiet partners? 21. How much foreplay do you like? 22. How much teasing do you like? 23. What is too big for you to take? 24. Do you do hookups or only sleep with a partner? 25. How much kissing do you like during sex? 26. What’s the most attractive part of the body? -Location 27. Would you have sex in public? 28. Last place you had sex? 29. Where would you most like to have sex? 30. Do you like spontaneous sex, or do you need to be in the mood? 31. Could you go through with a hookup at a strangers house? -Kinks 32. What’s your biggest kink? 33. Are you okay with name calling in bed? 34. Would you do any BDSM? 35. Do you prefer to tie somebody up or be tied up? 36. Do you like orgasm denial/forced orgasm? 37. Do you like overstimulation? 38. Do you like having pain involved? 39. Do you like biting/being bitten? 40. Have you ever been made to/made somebody beg for it? 41. Do you have any strange or extreme kinks? 42. Have any roleplaying preferences? -Masturbation 43. Do you own sex toys? How many? 44. What do you masturbate to? 45. How often do you masturbate? 46. How often do you use sex toys to masturbate? 47. Do you masturbate with penetration? 48. Do you go for multiple rounds or settle at one or no orgasms? -Oral 49. Do you enjoy giving oral? 50. Do you prefer giving or receiving oral? 51. What makes you orgasm the fastest when receiving oral? 53. Can you deepthroat? 54. Do you like playing with your clit? If so how do you prefer to do it? 55. What’s your breast size? 56. How often do you go braless? 57. Do you finger yourself? 58. How familiar are you with your g-spot? 59. Do you squirt? -Sex 60. How often do you do unprotected sex? 61. How loud are you in bed? 62. Do you enjoy having nipples played with? 63. Do you like/dislike cum? 64. How good are you at dirty talk? 65. Do you get sleepy after an orgasm? 66. Do you trim, shave or leave pubic hair untouched? 67. How do you prefer partners pubic hair? 68. How many orgasms can you have in a day? 69. How many other people know your bra size? 70. What do you wear to bed? 71. Any funny sex stories? 72. What food if any would you use during sex? 73. Would you give somebody a sex toy as a gift? 74. What’s the weirdest porn you’ve ever seen? 75. Do you often get horny in public? 76. Ever used something that isn’t made for sex in the bedroom? 77. Have you ever walked in on somebody or been walked in on? 78. Do you have any friends you’d sleep with?
Yes, you can bet your last penny by sharing your every experience.......🤐🤐🤐
How does it feel to share your wife?
Open relationships and non-monogamous arrangements involve consensually and ethically engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with multiple partners. Here are some dos and don'ts to consider:
Dos:
Communication: Open and honest communication is crucial. Discuss your desires, boundaries, and expectations with your partner(s) openly and regularly.
Consent: All parties involved should provide informed and enthusiastic consent to ensure that everyone is comfortable with the arrangement.
Set Boundaries: Establish clear boundaries and rules that everyone agrees upon. These boundaries may include rules about safe sex, emotional involvement, or time management.
Respect: Treat all partners with respect and kindness. Respect their feelings and emotions, and be considerate of their needs.
Safe Sex: Practicing safe sex is essential to protect everyone's health. Discuss and agree on safe sex practices with all partners.
Regular Check-Ins: Continue to communicate and check in with your partner(s) and yourself to ensure that the arrangement is working for everyone involved.
Seek Support: Consider seeking support or guidance from a therapist or counselor experienced in non-monogamous relationships if you encounter challenges.
Don'ts:
Don't Cheat: Non-monogamy should always be consensual. Cheating or breaking established rules can lead to trust issues and harm in the relationship.
Don't Assume: Never assume that your partner(s) are comfortable with a particular situation or arrangement. Always ask and discuss.
Don't Neglect Existing Relationships: If you're in a primary or existing relationship, make sure to prioritize and nurture it. Non-monogamy should enhance, not replace, your current relationship(s).
Don't Ignore Emotions: Emotions like jealousy, insecurity, and fear can arise in non-monogamous relationships. Don't ignore these feelings; address them with open communication.
Don't Rush: Take your time in exploring non-monogamy. Rushing into it without proper communication and preparation can lead to problems.
Remember that non-monogamy isn't for everyone, and it's essential to find a relationship structure that works best for you and your partner(s). What's most important is that all parties involved feel comfortable, respected, and fulfilled within the agreed-upon arrangement.
MEN ARE LETTING DOWN WOMEN
Men are easily disposable,
Women are indisposable,
During a crisis, a war, or a violent uprisal, the tyrannical opponent targets the man because men are easily disposable.
That is why it is easier for a despot to shoot and kill a man in cold blood and behave ignorant and unremorseful.
But women are indisposable, and for this reason, they easily become the engine of any uprisal.
It is difficult to contain a protest where women are at the forefront providing a buffer for men to escalate the combat.
Women are the most vocal and the most animated.
They stoke the fire, escalate the push , and accelerate the combat.
Why is this so?
Because women want men to step up and fight for them.
Because women want a life where their offspring can easily access food and other essential resources.
Because women have the daunting role of nurturing offspring into the next generation.
Therefore , they are the first to raise the alarm, and thereby, men have to come out of their armoury and attack the villain.
Women feed the warriors. They nurse the injured. They covertly collect intelligence information from the opponent.
They even choose to sleep with the enemy.
This is to ensure their men rise up and advance with the combat.
History has all this written in our Afrikan books of literature.
From The Abushiri revolt to the Chimurenga war to the Maji Maji rebellion to the Mau Mau revolt to the Dahomey revolution.
This is how nature made it.
When thieves raid a village, it is women who have been gifted with the role of alerting the men using their high-pitched screams.
However, in a society where men are effeminate, and women are becoming masculine, such combat will suffer fatigue in the early phase of escalation.
Women will get tired because men will have lost the drive to push forward.
— and effeminate men will betray the combat, they will be traitors and betrayers of the combat, this is why in ancient times, when a warrior was captured by the opponent, he was deported, excommunicated or terminated.
Because once captured, he will throw the combat under the bus, and the entire dream will fizzle. To be rekindled again by another generation of agitated women.
Therefore, men must rise up, and we must continue fixing our frames and mindsets. We must resist any attempts by the enemy to enrol us in the Roman circus to numb the fire in our bellies.
Resist any attempts to corrupt your character for thirty pieces of silver.
This corruption will leave an ugly indelible mark in your soul that will devour you forever.
Therefore, men, before you lose hope, remember why your woman raised the alarm.
Don't bury her voice in your digestive organs.
41 RULES TO STAY AHEAD OF THE GAME
1. **Privacy is your superpower.** What others don’t know, they can’t ruin. Keep your life close to the chest—people thrive on drama.
2. **Loneliness is part of the journey.** Embrace it; it’s an art form all its own.
3. **Remember, everything is temporary.** Life is fleeting, so stay grounded and humble.
4. **Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.** Be kind; it costs nothing.
5. **Your partner mirrors you.** Choose wisely. Seek out her values just as diligently as her looks.
6. **Your mental health trumps everyone’s feelings.** Be a little selfish here; it’s vital.
7. **You don’t need more time; you need fewer distractions.** Focus is your key to success.
8. **Guard your time fiercely.** Not everyone deserves a piece of it.
9. **Surround yourself with those who truly value you.** You shouldn't have to plead for respect and appreciation.
10. **Self-love is not selfish; it’s necessary.**
11. **Treasure those who lighten your load.** They are rare gems in this world.
12. **Choose your circle with care.** The right people uplift you; the wrong ones can drag you down.
13. **Peace of mind is invaluable.** Protect it at all costs.
14. **Stop chasing love; simply live your life.** The right person will come along.
15. **Seek those who embody that “grow together” mindset.** Lift each other higher.
16. **No regrets—just lessons learned.** Dust yourself off and push forward.
17. **Pursue someone proud to have you by their side.**
18. **Never surrender.** Everyone faces tough times; pick yourself up and keep going.
19. **If you feel drained, take a step back to recharge—don’t quit.**
20. **Sometimes, you need to disappear to return stronger.**
21. **Learn from the successes of others, but let their mistakes teach you wisdom.**
22. **Want to be happy?** Stop expecting anything from anyone; nobody owes you a thing.
23. **Everything will fall into place eventually.** Keep that optimistic mindset alive.
24. **Keep grinding—your breakthrough is on the horizon.**
25. **There’s nothing more attractive than mutual effort.**
26. **Stop overthinking it in places where you’re not valued.**
27. **If no one lends a hand, take the initiative yourself. Complaining won't help.**
28. **Obsess over your growth.** It’s the best investment you can make.
29. **A heart-to-heart should never end in conflict.** Open dialogue is sacred.
30. **“I’ll do it tomorrow” is just procrastination in disguise.**
31. **Aim not to stay the same—strive to be better.**
32. **Sometimes, waiting is more powerful than forcing things to happen.**
33. **Not everyone will understand your journey, and that’s perfectly fine.**
34. **Heal so you don’t become a reflection of your past trauma.**
35. **Keep your circle small and your friends insightful.**
36. **If they’re only around temporarily, feel free to let them go permanently.**
37. **People come and go; learn how to stand strong alone.**
38. **If needed, take time to disappear and focus on yourself.**
39. **Some will resent you for refusing to be controlled.** That’s their problem.
40. **Concentrate on your improvement, not on proving yourself to others.**
41. **Never, ever return to what once broke you.**
**Keep pushing forward!**
1. Start with a false sense of security
• The best plot twists work because the audience feels confident they know what’s coming.
• How? Lay down a trail of clues that mislead without outright lying. Create a sense of inevitability.
• Example: A detective follows all the evidence to one suspect, only for the real criminal to be someone they completely overlooked.
2. Plant the seeds early
• A plot twist is most satisfying when it feels inevitable in hindsight. Subtly sprinkle clues throughout the narrative.
• How? Use small, seemingly insignificant details that take on new meaning after the reveal.
• Example: A side character is always conveniently absent during key events—later revealed to be orchestrating everything.
3. Subvert expectations without betraying logic
• A twist should surprise readers, but it must feel plausible within the story’s framework.
• How? Flip assumptions in a way that feels earned. Avoid twists that rely on coincidences or break the rules of your world.
• Example: A character who appears harmless and incompetent is revealed as the mastermind, with subtle foreshadowing tying everything together.
4. Exploit emotional investment
• Twists land harder when they involve characters the audience deeply cares about. Use relationships and personal stakes to heighten the impact.
• How? Create twists that change how readers perceive the characters they thought they knew.
• Example: The protagonist’s mentor is revealed to be the antagonist, making the betrayal personal and devastating.
5. Use red herrings strategically
• Mislead readers by planting false clues that draw attention away from the real twist.
• How? Make the red herrings believable but not overly obvious. They should enhance, not distract from, the story.
• Example: A mysterious object everyone believes is cursed turns out to be completely irrelevant, shifting focus from the true danger.
6. Timing is everything
• Reveal the twist at the moment it has the most dramatic or emotional weight. Too early, and it loses impact. Too late, and it feels rushed.
• How? Build tension to a breaking point before the twist shatters expectations.
• Example: A twist that flips the climax—when the hero thinks they’ve won, they realize they’ve fallen into the villain’s trap.
7. Allow for multiple interpretations
• A great twist makes readers rethink the entire story, encouraging them to revisit earlier scenes with new understanding.
• How? Design the twist so that the story works both before and after the reveal.
• Example: A character’s cryptic dialogue is recontextualized after the twist, revealing their hidden motives.
8. Pair the twist with consequences
• A twist shouldn’t just shock—it should change the trajectory of the story. Make it matter.
• How? Show how the twist raises the stakes or deepens the conflict, forcing the characters to adapt.
• Example: After discovering the villain is their ally, the protagonist must choose between loyalty and justice.
9. Keep the reader guessing
• A single twist is good, but layered twists create an unforgettable story. Just don’t overdo it.
• How? Build twists that complement each other rather than competing for attention.
• Example: A twist reveals the villain’s plan, followed by a second twist that the hero anticipated it and set a counter-trap.
10. Test the twist
• Before finalizing your twist, ensure it holds up under scrutiny. Does it fit the story’s logic? Does it enhance the narrative?
• How? Ask yourself if the twist creates a moment of genuine surprise while respecting your audience’s intelligence.
• Example: A shocking but clever reveal that leaves readers satisfied rather than feeling tricked.