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nursethatch:

Oh hey I’m pretty sure I made this.

nursethatch:

Oh hey I’m pretty sure I made this.

Same time tomorrow Sister

opiateofmasses:

couple-intimacy:

Reblog this photo if your blog is about sex and we’ll follow you :)

couple-intimacy:

Reblog this photo if your blog is about sex and we’ll follow you :)

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sweet-yet-kinky:

amber-cumlover:

i would love for everyone to submit pictures of them selves to me…amber cum-lover

Gimmie!!’

sweet-yet-kinky:

amber-cumlover:

i would love for everyone to submit pictures of them selves to me…amber cum-lover

Gimmie!!’

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hornybinudistgeek:

lacigreen:

“The fear of being falsely accused of rape just doesn’t compare to the fear of an actual rapist getting away with his or her crime.  Statistics from Justice Department, National Crime Victimization Survey: 2006-2010 and FBI reports.”

I’m going to stick my neck out on this one. The fears may not compare, but that’s really not the point. This sounds an awful lot like the classic “our numbers are higher, therefore our arguments are more valid. The fear of being falsely accused is still real. And for a great number of people.
I’m 36 now and I’ve been feeling it my whole life to the point of having nightmares about it when I was 15. 3 full years BEFORE I ever got anywhere near having sex for the first time. It’s a crippling fear that has made it nearly impossible for me to get close to any woman, and whether or not it’s justified by anyone’s research makes no fucking difference to how real it feels to me.

Really, that’s all I’ve got to say on the matter. I’m not suggesting the numbers are wrong. I’m just saying I don’t care how much anyone tells me not to be afraid, I’m still terrified of being falsely branded a rapist in a culture that destroys accused sex offenders lives before, during, and after trial.

hornybinudistgeek:

lacigreen:

“The fear of being falsely accused of rape just doesn’t compare to the fear of an actual rapist getting away with his or her crime.  Statistics from Justice Department, National Crime Victimization Survey: 2006-2010 and FBI reports.”

I’m going to stick my neck out on this one. The fears may not compare, but that’s really not the point. This sounds an awful lot like the classic “our numbers are higher, therefore our arguments are more valid. The fear of being falsely accused is still real. And for a great number of people.

I’m 36 now and I’ve been feeling it my whole life to the point of having nightmares about it when I was 15. 3 full years BEFORE I ever got anywhere near having sex for the first time. It’s a crippling fear that has made it nearly impossible for me to get close to any woman, and whether or not it’s justified by anyone’s research makes no fucking difference to how real it feels to me.

Really, that’s all I’ve got to say on the matter. I’m not suggesting the numbers are wrong. I’m just saying I don’t care how much anyone tells me not to be afraid, I’m still terrified of being falsely branded a rapist in a culture that destroys accused sex offenders lives before, during, and after trial.

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the-pussy-inventory:

tongue action

the-pussy-inventory:

tongue action

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