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If there is ANY pain, stop. Immediately. Stop.
There should be ZERO pain in this step.
None.
Nada.
Zilch.
Stop, and try again later.
If you continue to experience pain, you definitely should stop what you’re doing at the very least, and/or get checked out by a medical professional before continuing, as there is something potentially very wrong.
If all is going well today, I’m in Santa Cruz. My partner will be mountain biking today, and I will be wandering about and exploring,
Last week I wrote, Don’t “Do The Things,” Be The Person Who Does The Things. I’d intended to follow-up the next day with this writing, but
Chat Transcript: ZIPPresentation Deck: PPT Sing to the tune of Ladies Night by Kool & The Gang… Mmm, oh yeahOh, what a night Oh, yes,
Not because it is a “No.” I mean, it might be (quite likely), but I’m not going to pretend to read someone else’s mind. Because
I got a message this morning (before I even looked at my scheduled writing for today), and frankly, it hit a nerve. I’ve seen WAYYYY
I’ve heard over and over that no matter their role, people have a hard time figuring out what to say during sex. They complain that
No, really. It’s true. It’s been mansplained to me. Here are some of things I read this morning in support of the title, and yes,
This morning, I saw this article posted in a poly discussion: Notes from poly-world: Why you SHOULD have sex on a first date
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