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  1. I am more than happy to engage and discuss. But on the face of it, you seem to be saying that people in a relationship should love each other so much that what they do privately/individually should have no impact on each other? And if it does, it's not the porn's fault, but the relationship's strength or lack thereof? That is indeed what I am saying in a word for word literal sense. But, I feel you are coming at it from one angle and I am coming at it from a different angle. And, we are starting to talk in huge generalities. You seem to be injecting “negativity” into the mix and the “love” allows that “negativity” to be “forgiven” or “overlooked” (if it happens). What I am saying is in a “healthy” relationship I am looking at porn simply because I want to look at porn. There is no underlying agenda. And, I will extend that to the general phrasing you used above. If I am going to go do something privately/individually then that act has no underlying agenda in regards to the relationship. Things don't work that way, though. The things we do individually can impact us and the people we love, and when we reduce or quit that activity, we see it benefits both of us. If something is impacting someone's ability on how to relate in that relationship…then it's the porn's fault, not the relationship itself. “Can” is a HUGE word. That is basically saying I have an out to anything I say because anything “can” happen. This is what I mean, when I say you are interjecting bias into these statements that originally did not have that bias. An idea (in this case porn) cannot be at “fault.” It is how that person ingests, interprets, and ultimately uses that idea, to where the “fault” lies. In my opinion, if the person takes porn and allows/uses it to negatively impact the relationship, then the relationship was not “healthy” to begin with. Maybe one partner thought it was. But, the other did not. Or else the “idea” in question would not have been interpreted and ultimately used in a negatively impacting manner upon the relationship. And, again, we are specifically talking about pron here. Not just any aspect of the relationship at hand. Me eating an ice cream cone should not have any impact on my relationship. Now if my partner is adamantly against me eating an ice cream cones and I do it anyway. Then the relationship in my opinion is unhealthy in this regard. If my partner secretly doesn't want me eating ice cream and I do it and they get upset. Again, the relationship is unhealthy. In both cases. It is not the ice cream. But, the ultimate action of the people in the relationship. Sure, if I quit eating ice cream it will benefit both of us. But, again, I would not classify this as healthy in the least. Same with porn. If my relationship legitimately has a healthy view of porn. Then watching porn should have no ill effect on my relationship.

  2. That's pretty common. I'd even say that most people have hair of that length coverage. You can just tuck it back in if the bikini is form fitting and you don't want to deal with hair removal. But I can promise that no doctor is going to even notice until you've got enough to braid. Same with nurses. Since you said bikini, that implies female body parts and hormones. Women are not hairless usually. And, depending on genetics, it isn't unusual for pubic hair to be so thick as to obscure the genitals entirely. It really can get so thick and long you could braid it. Don't let the trend of removing all hair fool you. Bush is bushy; it spreads beyond the bikini area for most people.

  3. No, plenty of women on dating apps are not interested in casual sex. In fact, I'd say it's the majority. When I talk to women who use dating apps the majority are not interested in random hookups.

  4. I don't want to be fearful I want to be there enjoy sex with her but I get in my head block myself from doing anything…. It sucks and it is cowardice

  5. I try to be relaxed and horny but I think my muscles involuntarily tense in anticipation of the pain. I think I've trained my body to anticipate pain as I've had mostly dry sex until recently (thank goodness that's changed) so I'm just trying to figure out how to undo that training

  6. Discharge. He’s being weird. I don’t particularly go down on someone when there’s discharge because I don’t like the taste either but jumping to assuming an affair based on that is unhinged

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