Toys are soooo fun. Last V-day, I made my wife a one-of-a-kind solid pine-and-oak toy chest for all the playthings I’ve given her us. On the brass plaque above the latch I lasered “Interiora Vide”.
Seriously, every adult couple should have a toy chest!
He also makes a cameo appearance in The Odyssey, and as I’m reminded every time I dip into the classics the backstories of even seemingly minor characters can be quite the rabbit hole.
And now that I think about it in this context “rabbit hole” is an interesting euphemism.
The convo I’ve had with my wife is that I’d like to experience the female, specifically my wife’s, orgasm. It’s clear to me they are the same but different. That’s all I really know!
I suppose it’s good that someone enjoyed being fucked by David Cameron for that long.
Going by my experience (admittedly the other way round from what is being discussed) the novelty would wear off after about a second. It was traumatic enough that I have refused to try again. I can’t speak for other trans people though.
Hormones don’t have any direct effect on sexuality other than libido. You would need to have had some sexual attraction to men to start with.
To be fair, It’s not you that’s the problem. It’s the mythology around a certain part of the trans community that says that if you take oestrogen you will be attracted to men. Let’s just ignore the existence of bisexuals, lesbians and gay men.
Women, without question, both quality and quantity. I’m really glad I enjoy giving orgasms as much as (or often more than) getting them, or else I’d be too insane with envy to ever enjoy sex.
Lesbian couples spend more time in bed during sex (30-45 mins) than straight couples (15-30 mins).
So does this mean I’m a lesbian now? My wife would be… entirely unsurprised, actually. Gender identity is weird.
I tend to assume most people of any sensitivity must have had that conversation with a partner, or at least thought about it. And especially I would think most straight men with any kind of sensitivity have asked at some point “This feels OK, right? I’m not hurting you?”
I’ve always been puzzled that there are people who don’t get what this song is about. Never mind the video, listen to the words:
… and inside Œdipus Rex it’s too distracting to think.