The word of the week is “appetite”. To participate, create a 15-word story with appetite or appetites. I can’t wait to see your creativity! smiles
It’s so damn easy for you.
You walk by me.
You smile.
My appetites rouse.
And this is coming from someone who teaches communication classes. So, what’s the most important thing in a relationship? Appreciating your partner. Truly. Deeply. Wonderfully.
My writing yesterday about telling the truth brings up a recurring theme. When is it a lie to omit a full truth? I’ve written before
Polyamory and dating more people does not automatically make you better at it. If so, serial monogamists would grow in each relationship, ultimately ending up
…since no one ever achieves perfection. Now, that means real effort, showing results, regardless of how big or small the changes. It doesn’t count when
That’s always a question I ask myself before starting a “relationship” conversation, or, if I fail at that, not long after. To me, this is
That was the response I got the first time I told my partner that my primary love languages were gifts and quality time. His were
I was at an event a couple of weekends ago, and I asked a question in a discussion: “What can we do to make consent
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Stockinged-thighs framed my head as she recited tonight’s menu. Exhaling, “Bon appetite” as I dined.