View Larger Light yellow and gray stripes on top • zip up front near bosom • grey silk skirt with rainbow pastel paint splatter • pockets • zipper on the side
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View Larger Size XL • very good condition • heavy thick denim making the coat pretty warm • sleeves roll down • buttons up • button up pockets and wrist cuffs • one small stain on left arm barely noticeable • doesn’t fit me anymore
View Larger Very cute • long shirt • bell sleeve short sleeve • small hole in the back (in photo) • good condition • ties in back with zipper fits a small xs
View Larger Light green and pink button up vintage long sleeve top size 7/8 very good condition runs small
View Larger Only worn a few times • very good condition • sweater material • length right above the knee
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How did you get so good at sex? There is a look of insane pleasure on every woman you work with. It's exceptional and never looks fake, even with all the different things you and your coworkers are into. Thank you for doing what you do.from Anonymous
Repetition and variety don’t hurt to broaden your understanding of sex but I can still feel as though I don’t know anything with certain people. There’s no way to satisfy everybody if you aren’t open to trying new things and communicating plenty. Sometimes before I am sexual in any way with a person I will just ask them some things that they definitely don’t like and what their interests are. This is a given for porn but in real life I prefer to be aware of any boundaries way in advance. It’s also impossible to know how people like to be touched, some people are extremely sensitive, and you will always find people that are polar opposites from others. Even with tons of communicating I think it’s really important to pay attention to body language. Sometimes people will verbally tell you one thing but their body language can be screaming something else. If you’re uncomfortable with how a person is responding in some way then just stop and check in. You don’t have to continue once sex has started if it doesn’t feel right to you. Chemistry is also very important, truthfully it’s impossible to explain but it’s either there or it’s not. I’ve had extremely underwhelming sex with people where we shared a mutual physical and intellectual interest in each other and I’ve experienced the opposite where I had super intense and hot sex with people who couldn’t be more different than me. If there’s anything that has helped me along the way in learning about sex it would be to accept that I don’t know everything and to not take communication for change as an insult but a chance to learn more about the person I am trying to give pleasure to. I am also more comfortable giving than receiving pleasure a lot of times and I can focus on making someone feel good because it’s hot and not because I am hoping to get something in return for it. Thinking beyond your genitals during sex is important. If you can give pleasure to a persons entire body you will feel much more engaged with them and the results will be better than typical sex which often revolves around the mans orgasm.
This is a bit of a ramble but hopefully it gives you something to consider. Sex is an ever changing thing, even with the same people, so be open to learning and you will find pleasure in places you may have never expected.
Sally Rand and her bubble dance in Hollywood Steps Out (1941) - Tex Avery