Because we all know someone who’s been “in the scene” for 20 years and claims to have 20 years of experience, but they really have one year repeated 20 times.
My friend Pepper_Pots was teaching a class about the 5 love languages at The Venue (FetLife link) about two weeks ago, and she said this
A monthly discussion and gathering place for kinky folk of color, and those who want to support kink for all in their spaces (online and
I don’t do online. I have done online. Don’t get all butt-hurt and yell-y, and tell me I don’t know what I’m talking about. I
I mean, it’s kind of the point that the sub doesn’t have all the power. They don’t want it. They specifically want to give that
Literally. For me, a lack of passion translates into a physical pain. A deep ache. A weariness. A sort of malaise that keeps my energy
Sure, people can love you. For what they know of you. For what they see. For what you allow them to see and to know.
“Caretaking is mightily loving, it’s a powerful anti-aphrodisiac.” So says Esther Perel in her TED talk, The secret to desire in a long-term relationship. And
This Thought Catalog article on faithfulness was brought to my attention recently, and I read it with both agreement and a few feelings of “ick.”
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