Chatter Post, Monday, June 14, 2010
Good evening! It's the Monday Chatter!
** June Mini Contest, hosted by kayden_eidyak!
** The Week 2 Editing Post!
** The Week 2 Voting Poll!
** The Week 3 Topic!
** The Writer's Showcase features falcons_honour!
** June Literary Library post!
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Sex.
Most people like it.
Most people know how to do it. If they don't, there are plenty of books, movies, and other people to learn from. As the saying goes - it ain't rocket science. If there is one thing we are built for, it's sex.
The fun part is twofold: the intensification of intimacy with our partner, and the continual refinement of our ability to give and receive pleasure. We're constantly learning about our partner's body and mind, and what pleases them. What excites them. And we are also always learning about what excites us.
Obviously, we have specific parts that are made for sexual pleasure. Loaded with nerve endings and hot-wired to the brain, these are Ground Zero. By the time contact is going on there, things are generally getting hot and heavy. But what about leading up to that point? What are the touches, the signals, that alert you? That start the changing of gears - sometimes measured in milliseconds! - into excitement? Is it the thumb rubbed across the palm as you hold hands? The footsie under the table? The feel of someone's 98.6 degree skin brushing yours? A chaste cheek kiss that turns into more? Something more visual? Audible? A scent?
What starts revving your engine?
** June Mini Contest, hosted by kayden_eidyak!
** The Week 2 Editing Post!
** The Week 2 Voting Poll!
** The Week 3 Topic!
** The Writer's Showcase features falcons_honour!
** June Literary Library post!
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Sex.
Most people like it.
Most people know how to do it. If they don't, there are plenty of books, movies, and other people to learn from. As the saying goes - it ain't rocket science. If there is one thing we are built for, it's sex.
The fun part is twofold: the intensification of intimacy with our partner, and the continual refinement of our ability to give and receive pleasure. We're constantly learning about our partner's body and mind, and what pleases them. What excites them. And we are also always learning about what excites us.
Obviously, we have specific parts that are made for sexual pleasure. Loaded with nerve endings and hot-wired to the brain, these are Ground Zero. By the time contact is going on there, things are generally getting hot and heavy. But what about leading up to that point? What are the touches, the signals, that alert you? That start the changing of gears - sometimes measured in milliseconds! - into excitement? Is it the thumb rubbed across the palm as you hold hands? The footsie under the table? The feel of someone's 98.6 degree skin brushing yours? A chaste cheek kiss that turns into more? Something more visual? Audible? A scent?
What starts revving your engine?