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Posted: 6/8/2008 7:50:18 PM | i don't understand the partially covering up a body with lingerie. i don't know why men even like it.
maybe men should order a steak that's partially covered with mashed potatoes so they can drool even more to see just how much steak they'll be eating. strange!
i've been with thin to large, but not XXXXXXL. one of the smallest women i was with had so many stretch marks it was hard to look at, but at least you can still turn her over. the latest heavy gal of more than a year ago was too fat for me to want to view...that's when it's best she keeps all her clothes on and sex goes in only one direction, orally - i tried to help her lose weight but she just so needed to go to restaurants 10 times a week. | |
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| Weight and Sex
Posted: 6/8/2008 8:01:12 PM | Lingerie isn't about hiding it is about accenting.
Back in history a man wore a cod piece not to hide his genitalia but to accent it.
Erotic night ware is that way for women. It is like pretty plumage or those apes with the really swollen red tw@ts. | |
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| Weight and Sex
Posted: 6/8/2008 8:01:17 PM | once they guy saw all of her one time, there's no longer a mystery but a mind game. i suppose this is where men like to be part of a game but you can count me out.
now, if a gal is around the house wearing really tight shorts...well,,,,hmmm, they'll be coming off every now and then so it'd be best if she wore baggy clothes so i'd be able to get things done. i don't view such clothing as lingerie though...i see her wearing alluring clothes as more of "I'm here keeping myself busy, but you know i really want to get laid and am broadcasting to you my curves that you enjoy so much" | |
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