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Theladyisaminx
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 62
United Kingdom

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I think in general men are the ones that suggest it first, maybe they are more deviant of nature, that is not saying woman are not.
My hubby suggested it a long time ago, and when I thought about it after the seed had been planted, I to thought it could be good fun.
Does this mean I was talked into it, no it means we then have a way to talk about it in an mature adult fashion.
Why people think women have to be talked into these things I haven't a clue, do these same people not think we have a mind of our own? wink
I think there are loads of women out there that would like to have the type of freedom I have within a relationship, but through upbringing and moral thought might not address it or act upon it first, until the seed has been planted.
Quote by Kaznkev
thought i was alone in disliking it,the only way its bearable is in a kir royale

Something else we have in common. wink
We have always either met at home, or been invited to their houses, both have been fine. As other have said it is about the level of trust you establish first. We have never met at a hotel,I guess I have always felt it might not be as warming and inviting as meeting in a home. But not yet trying it I can not compare the two.
Quote by theladisaminx
Oi where is ours? rolleyes

Quote by brucie
i drank it

Well there are a lot of us, that have put up with you, so if you have drunk all our bottles, no wonder you are feeling pooped. lol
Quote by brucie
im sitting at my desk and can hardly keep my eyes open.
i think ill head to the gym at 5, do a spin calss as i wont be able to motivite myself and then home to veg infront of tellya nd an early night.
eat healthily for a few days too, i dont think ive eaten as badly (badly as in too much rich rood and alcohol, well as in fine dining) for a while.
just came back from a lunchtime walk with a bottle of nicely presented expensive champagne for my seccy as a thankyou for putting up with me for last few weeks. she was well chuffed and the other seccies had murder in their eyes.

Oi where is ours? rolleyes
Quote by The_third_man
I think it has something to do with early sexual experiences.

Oi I said that to you yesterday lol
You stole my words :P
Quote by The_third_man
So a "shag" is out of the question then? ;)

rolleyes I will talk to you about it later smackbottom lol
There have been lots of threads over time about preferences about who you would have sex with. I was wondering do people have preferences when knowing what they want out of meeting for sex. What I would like in a meet is to feel a man would want to meet me as he would like to enjoy sex and all its pleasures with me, because he in fact enjoys my company and it is me he would like sex with, and not just because I am a woman on a swinging site up for meeting.
I personally didn’t come here to have a shag, but that is my preference I come to enjoy great sex with people I also enjoy as friends where when trust and respect has been established are happy to explore each other boundaries etc.
Do you have preferences in what you would like to get from meeting people for sex?
Quote by flower411
who's Jenifer Caniston?
lp

Isn't that a cream you put on Thrush? wink
Oh and flower - it's the new avatar - angels and fairies ain't world's apart lol
They are where I come from ...I`m an angel ......... wink
I told you it looked like a fairy, you just don't listen to me. lol
Quote by Max777
Where seven to ten people were cramped into one room.

Quote by soul-girl
This is happening to British families, due to lack of council housig and housing being repossed you end up living in a bed & breakfast for months on end with your kids - something I will have to face in the near future.

This has always happened to the working classes, I don’t see it as it has been a problem since immigration.
It is something that maybe happened in the past but hopefully we have long since moved on from those days.
I was raised in an upstairs converted Victorian house, we had one bedroom living room and a small kitchen. No bathroom (what luxury), and an outside toilet.
My parents raised 4 children there 3 girls and a boy sharing one bedroom, we did get moved when the eldest was 15 the youngest 4 not because of over crowding but because the house was condemned we move out and within a week it was demolished.
I still look back to that first home with fond memories, happy times, my Father worked hard my mother never complained about living conditions it was home.
I think people just expect more these days as if it a given right. Back then in the 60’s people just got on with things and made the most of what they had.
But that was 50 years ago. Even in the 60s people expected more than than their grandparents did....that's progress!
Maybe it’s why I just appreciate what I have as I have more than what my parents had.
I was raised in a very cosmopolitan area we had the first immigrations living amongst us, I went to a school in a highly black white mix in Peckham. I still live within the same area and raise my own children here, why because I have never had any problems with cultural mixing and neither have my children.
After all we are all human and can live side by side and be accepting of each other and look out for each other, as once you get to know them, we all have a heart a soul feelings and compassion.
I would hate for the BNP to get a foot holding in this country for being around the first influx of immigrates has taught me after growing up with them in the 70’s I would never like to go back to those days, I thought we have come so far, but seems we like to appoint blame when things are not so cushy for most.
The problems of late have come about because of a recession, a recession not caused by immigrates but of middle class greedy white bank workers that wanted a sure way of getting rich quick. They dumped this shit on the government to bail them out so funds have been diverted to assist the banks. Where that money could have been better spent on Hospitals, schools, housing.
Sorry Minx but the sort of problems that Soul Girl refers to have not been caused by the recession, the money that was used to bail out the banks would not have been spent on schools or anything else. It may however have the effect of future funds not being spent in those areas.
Ok Max you have a point, but all I was saying is that housing within the working classes in general has always been a problem it is nothing new. Look back over history, I do indeed feel a lot of factors add to the causes now and it isn't just immigration. So we can't just always blame it on those reasons for lack of it.
Quote by Al1963
Where seven to ten people were cramped into one room.

Quote by soul-girl
This is happening to British families, due to lack of council housig and housing being repossed you end up living in a bed & breakfast for months on end with your kids - something I will have to face in the near future.

This has always happened to the working classes, I don’t see it as it has been a problem since immigration.
I was raised in an upstairs converted Victorian house, we had one bedroom living room and a small kitchen. No bathroom (what luxury), and an outside toilet.
My parents raised 4 children there 3 girls and a boy sharing one bedroom, we did get moved when the eldest was 15 the youngest 4 not because of over crowding but because the house was condemned we move out and within a week it was demolished.
I still look back to that first home with fond memories, happy times, my Father worked hard my mother never complained about living conditions it was home.
I think people just expect more these days as if it a given right. Back then in the 60’s people just got on with things and made the most of what they had.
Maybe it’s why I just appreciate what I have as I have more than what my parents had.
I was raised in a very cosmopolitan area we had the first immigrations living amongst us, I went to a school in a highly black white mix in Peckham. I still live within the same area and raise my own children here, why because I have never had any problems with cultural mixing and neither have my children.
After all we are all human and can live side by side and be accepting of each other and look out for each other, as once you get to know them, we all have a heart a soul feelings and compassion.
I would hate for the BNP to get a foot holding in this country for being around the first influx of immigrates has taught me after growing up with them in the 70’s I would never like to go back to those days, I thought we have come so far, but seems we like to appoint blame when things are not so cushy for most.
The problems of late have come about because of a recession, a recession not caused by immigrates but of middle class greedy white bank workers that wanted a sure way of getting rich quick. They dumped this shit on the government to bail them out so funds have been diverted to assist the banks. Where that money could have been better spent on Hospitals, schools, housing.
Quote by flower411
Flower you should have bought the boots :giggle: I am imaging, the boots, the pink hat we just have to dress the rest of you now, would love to walk down the road with you and see peoples faces
That has given me the giggles now lol

Do you know what minx you`ve given me an idea lol
Come on flower, share the idea as I have given it to you. wink
Quote by Resonance
As soon as Res sticks his twopenn'orth in usually biggrin
I like a thread filled with humour, and keep going back to read the responses. I quite like it when a 'political' topic goes off at a tangent - if I want politics, I'll read the Current Affairs forum.

Aww cheers!
I'm genuinely chuffed! I thought my posts were about as popular as Nelson Mandela's BNP Leadership application form of late.
Do other folk go through the forum confidence thing or is it just another of my weird foibles? (No, this isn't a 'love me! love me!' thread, I do just wonder whether people feel their motives are questioned at every turn, or whether that's just me being paranoid)
My favourite threads are the funny ones. Silk and Big G's "Swinging on a Budget" thread should be stickied as an example of how to have a good time on here. I cried laughing at some of the posts on there. I also love it when banter gets going, perhaps on a thread that was heading into choppy waters and some sensible folk steer it back to common sense through their good humour and impeccable wordsmithery (that is a word, I just made it up). I find that heartening and it gladdens my tired spirit. It seems conflict is more popular sometimes sadly, which worries me because I didn't really come here for that and I think in such circumstances, the abject toss I tend to post is very much out of place. I still do it anyway from time to time, but I worry that it has quickly grown tiresome.
The forum paranoia is something we all go through at some stage, I didn’t know what paranoia meant until I entered the forums, but you get over it, get on with it and think bugger it. It is my mind playing tricks and don’t worry about it. I could be right in the paranoia I felt but Res someone will always try and knock you down, if you let them do, clear your mind of such thoughts and you will be cured. So keep on posting and believe in yourself.
Flower you should have bought the boots :giggle: I am imaging, the boots, the pink hat we just have to dress the rest of you now, would love to walk down the road with you and see peoples faces
That has given me the giggles now lol
I have been using the forums for a while now and mostly pop in every day to see what the lasting threads, posts are, sometimes just flick through have a read and out again.
Other days something captures me it could be a good fun quick banter kind of day, where I feel all are having a giggle and a laugh, the responses are quick and random so you feel like sticking around for the laugh.
Other days there is a sense of coming together a feeling of people offering help, or just a nice calm feeling about the forums.
On other days there is a changed atmosphere where tempers seem raging and insults flying, it always seems on these days the number of people at the top of the page increase, there is a sense of people wanting to read what is going to happen, who’s going to say what next.
What threads do you enjoy following what makes you stick around longer?
I am not offended by the use of any word, as bought up by a father that used them regularly became hearing them second nature.
I don’t understand the use of using them, all I feel it shows in most cases, is the inability to express your self in a more logical manner with the use of the wide English language we have to hand.
But saying that I have met a guy that says the occasional swear word in the right context, and in the way he says it with the voice he has I have felt it sounded very sexy.
Quote by Mark_July
I have never really thought of professions as such.
But give me a man dressed in a suit that I fancy smelling niceeee and OMG sillyhwoar:
Just don't ask me why? :P

Birthday suit after a shower.. wave
Only after I have slowly removed the office one! :rascal:
Quote by secksy_cpl
didnt take long
pmsl

rotflmao I think hes going for the world record of sh locked threads lol
Something else to put on his CV wink
Quote by The_third_man
I think we have a lot to learn for our American cousins in the way they are happy to let you know about their successes and achievements
What's the point in hiding them?
Well done minxy, can't think of someone who is more deserving! smile
xx

Thank you third kiss you are such a charmer lol
Great to see you back posting on the forums!
I have never really thought of professions as such.
But give me a man dressed in a suit that I fancy smelling niceeee and OMG sillyhwoar:
Just don't ask me why? :P
Quote by Kaznkev
Well done you :cheers:
I think the difference is bragging is looking for others to validate you,put internal pride in yourself is a good thing.I used to have a very poor self image but now can say I am proud of my kids,the job Im doing raising them,where I am and who I is a healthy belief in myself.
I would have died if I had to go in the spotlight too,totally understand that! redface
The only thing i brag about is my weight loss,11 pounds in 6 weeks,go me smile

Kaz, these words ring true in my ear so few words with such meaning, "a healthy belief in myself" is exactly how I feel. I lacked confidence within myself for a long time, but have now in mid life found it and I must say it's a great feeling.
I don't feel arrogant, or the need to boast or the need for it to be noticed, just the fact I feel it, is good enough for me.
I think within life we all have things we could be proud of ourselves of achieving and have a feeling of accomplishment.
When I feel this way, I keep it very much to myself, I don’t like to tell others of my achievements as that could then be seen as bragging, that you have an arrogance.
This is so strange as it is not seen that way when other comment you and praise you for your successes, although in truth when this has happened to me and I get recognised for things I have done, I get very embarrassed when others comment.
I was at an awards ceremony the other day when I was put into the lime light and thanked for my achievement and had to go on stage and accept an award for my efforts, I felt so embarrassed and wanted the floor to open me up and swallow me. I do things because I want to it’s isn’t about recognition but its what, I enjoy to do.
I told my hubby how I felt and he said you should be proud, but I don’t see it as being proud about something.
I can feel proud of my children’s achievements and often tell family members of what my children are achieving, I remember once telling my mum of my son’s achievement in sport the fact he had been accepting at a district and London level within his sport as I was proud. My son after hearing said to me Mum why are you bragging to Nan.
So is it ok to feel proud of others achievements?
Is it seen as bragging to talk about our own achievements?
Quote by BIoke
... and just exactly why would straight men be sending their cock pics to one another? Or is that another thread? :rascal:

Go for it :thumbup:
As he didn't send me that picture, I think we need some answers lol