Terrific Tush Tuesday
"A man reserves his true and deepest love not for the species of woman in whose company he finds himself electrified and enkindled, but for that one in whose company he may feel tenderly drowsy." - George Jean Nathan
Do you find this to be true?
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posted by Lady Julia @ 3:12 PM
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Here's my vote.
Cheers
-william
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She has the perfect dominatrix accessories -
a corset, long leather gloves and a cruel whip.
She has a perfect subtle voice that can punish
or tease any man into a willing mindless
obedience who begs 'please, please, please'.
When She makes me Her helpless subject,
how can I ever object, with the black coils
of Her lash wrapped tightly around my neck.
I am a prisoner of Her erotic hypnotic sex,
with climax often withheld on some pretext.
She makes my senses burn. She controls me
and makes me learn to pleasure Her completely,
how She gained such power, I cannot see.
Why can't I even think of wanting to be free?
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Tenderly drowsy? no, I do not think so. The truest and deepest love, for me, is with the woman who I can share and learn from, who makes me feel "whole".
I believe when a woman takes a man inside her they become one person but if I can feel that oneness by just hanging out with HER then that is the truest deepest love.
Only one woman makes me feel that way and Anissa is her name and I really should tell her what I have written here.
I think the comment is partly true. I think men want both electrifying and drowsy.
True love is for the woman that completes the man (and vice versa) is many situations - erotic, boring, defeat, victory, etc.
I'm reminded of a comment by the Jeffrey Tambor Quince character in the movie "Meet Joe Black," Love is when a person knows the worse about you and still wants you.
Will
"Love is when a person knows the worse about you and still wants you."
That is so COOL and sorry to be a wet blanket but are there really people who will do that?
Way to go Nigel!
Thank you Susan!
The poetry is wonderful. It's so nice to see you posting again William.
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