DesFIP -> RE: Begging (10/30/2009 5:59:59 PM)
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ORIGINAL: mnottertail I am with little one, regarding your current question, if you really have to carfully craft a beg to get something, perhaps it makes you appreciate what you have more, and will make you think long and hard what you need, versus what you want, and will lead to your having a less domenow attitudes and overall (believe this or not, a more contented and serene life) Ron If I have to carefully craft a sentence, then I'm not at the same time desperately in need of it. So if I have to carefully craft how to ask to orgasm, then that would prevent me from having one. Same time, I wouldn't be begging to suck his cock if the question needs to be asked so carefully. So being told to carefully craft it means I won't orgasm and I won't want to give him oral sex. Do this a lot and it's going to cause problems with our sex life. Why would I want to get aroused when I know it will end badly? In real life, I don't beg for things. I ask once if at all. And usually I don't ask, I just hope he'll offer since he knows I like going to the bookstore, or TCBY or whatever. That's for unimportant things. For more important things I state a need. "I have to go to the bathroom, where can we stop?". After menopause there comes a point where no matter how many kegels you do, when you gotta go, you gotta go. Same for other needs.
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