livewire

I would love a man with " brains and a dick". There are plenty of men with balls and no brains who are homosexual. Besides, balls are nothing more than a storage area for backed up pipes. I would choose a man with brains anytime. Its the head on the tool that holds the brains.

All I know is when I'm real close to having an orgasm, I start to get vocal. Not dirty talk or anything like that, but rather asking him to "keep it right there" and ask him to stop moving so that he can "feel the full extent of my muscles" contracting, both on the inside and outside.

I was planning to get married at the Bethwood some time ago. I went and received a grand tour of the place and it is spectacular. The food was gorgeous and even showed me the kitchen and I met with the head chef. I did find out however, that the quote you received is the same that I was told. The rate of $67.00 is the same as if you were having a "Sunday brunch" or a "Friday Wedding". If you are planning to have alchohol at your wedding, you may want to have it at a hotel/ w a ballroom for the occassion. That way if someone becomes drunk they could stay over. Besides, they tend to give a very low rate for those who are part and attend a wedding held at their premises. And the bride and groom get a free suite. If no alchohol is being served, you may consider having soda or sparkling cider and eliminate the "alchohol charge". You should insist on having this deducted from your estimate of per person/plate. No matter where you decide to have your wedding, make sure they give you an elaborate tour of the facility, allow you to taste the food selections that will be served and most important... SEE THE KITCHEN. If an establishment prides itself on having held successful "events" there in the past. There should be no problem showing you the kitchen. This is the place where all of your planning/selections will take place. If it is not clean or if the tour-guide seems reluctant to show you, kindly thank them for their time and move on to another choice.

Damn, only 8 inches?

I would welcome any suggestions that any of you may have. My story: I was "involved" with my fiance on and off for about nine years. Recently, he asked my to marry him. The first two times I repeatly said "no". After visiting him (He lives out of state), I changed my mind and we both agreed to marry. That was back in September of 2000. I recently took a trip down for about 5 days. He didn't speak of our plans nor did he answer my letters about our "arrangements". His mother hasn't seen him in about three weeks (I also haven't heard/seen him for the same time period.), but she was told by his older brother that he was okay. I had decided one week ago to break off the engagment and scrap any and all plans of spending my life with this man. Everyone knows about my decision except the "groom". He hasn't checked in with his mother or picked up his mail. So my letter(s) of intention have gone unread. Not only are my feelings hurt, but I waited so long for this to happen with the right person, that I can't help but wonder if it was my fault. Anyway, I wish to move on and start meeting new people. My only problem is when he "finally" does call, I don't want to buckle in the knees and have that "knot" in my stomach. Help it hurts!!!

I prefer to have mine shaved. Some men have a fantasy about what is really hiding behind all that hair. Many just want to see how big your lips are and plus it gives you an "innocent" look.

The qualities that I look for in that special someone is quite simple. I would like someone who is caring enough to let me hold the remote every once in a while. Someone who is willing to work hard for the littlest pleasures in life. A person who doesn't mind sitting back and watching me and my electronic boyfriend going at it in full force. Someone who loves me enough to show it in front of his friends. Someone who will be committed to you because he wants to and not because he feels obligated to. And finally, someone who will get up in the middle of the night just to check on a noise you thought you heard.

I would have to honestly say what turns me off is a self-centered man who boasts about his "monster". When the deed is said and done, it was really a "small gobblin" with a mask.