I feel that kink is anything other than plain old vanilla. Spankings, feathers, blindfolds, roleplay. I guess, to me, non-kinky sex means no toys.
'Out Of Gas'
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Right, and they're listed in the "kitty" section.
I will ask if I end up going there for a bikini wax. And of course, report back to y'all.
Why you would want those waxed, I don't know.
Didn't we just spend the last hour talking about kinks & fetishes?
Why you would want those waxed, I don't know.
sigh I wish I didn't know the answer to this.
(in case it's not obvious: I grow hair on my breasts)
You did remind me I need to make a waxing appointment before next week, so thanks for that. If not for the connundrum that's going to be bugging me until we figure it out.
I'm amused Nora is celebrating her restraint while we talk about handcuffs and kink.
I'm totally with Scrappy though, that what's kinky has changed (even over just the past 20 years I'd say--since I started reading trashy romances, what's "normal" to put in them has gotten a lot broader). That said, I do think there's a certain amount of "French vanilla" where peole who wouldn't consider themselves kinky or into bdsm or whatever think doing X or Y is "naughty" but not something their peers don't do. A not-everyday sex act, but not like, you tell your friend and she goes "you did that with him? Omg!!" Not many people are going to be shocked these days if a partner suggests handcuffs--but they probably wouldn't so it on the first time if they're not kinky folk.
And Teppy, IJS, don't knock the electrodes and the body parts. Ahem.
And Teppy, IJS, don't knock the electrodes and the body parts. Ahem.
Uh, heh. Wasn't knocking them. TRUST ME. (Although when described as such, attaching electrodes to one's naughty bits does in fact sound like something out of Abu Ghraib, is all I'm saying.)
That's what's so vexing.
so, the question is, are "lady lumps" and "lady humps" the same thing?
I would say no. But what I would picture for humps I believe is already covered under "booty".
I know that clinically, in psychology, it means "something that one must have in order to enjoy sex/get off" but conversationally it isn't used that way any more.
In my experience, as well.