Just purely from the visual and aesthetic aspect, Sam and Jess are so beautiful together, both so long-limbed and leggy, and you captured that beautifully here. Jess seems like Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, only more visceral, all wet and naked with the shell-pink toenails. Did you do that on purpose?
Also, hot sex is great and all, *duh to the infinite power* but there's something so textured and tender about sex when the people are really in love. This is reverential and sweet, and if you put it in a jar it would taste like a bite out of the soft center of a thick slab of perfectly toasted bread soaked in melted butter and drenched with warm honey. (That last simile is a bit odd, but I didn't know how else to describe the sensuality.)
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beautiful though. I think i'm a bit melancholy today or something. poor sam.
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I was just saying to someone else that Sam and Jess together is always going to be a bit bittersweet, however happy the moment they're enjoying.
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Also, hot sex is great and all, *duh to the infinite power* but there's something so textured and tender about sex when the people are really in love. This is reverential and sweet, and if you put it in a jar it would taste like a bite out of the soft center of a thick slab of perfectly toasted bread soaked in melted butter and drenched with warm honey. (That last simile is a bit odd, but I didn't know how else to describe the sensuality.)
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As for The Birth of Venus, I see exactly what you mean - I only wish I had thought of it!
It's a lovely simile you've used, I think - something natural and wholesome and sweet and hot at the same time. Thank you so much!
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