Kaliko
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Well, it is because I am a huge advocate of writing that it struck a chord with me, so that is my bias. If it's not your thing, it's not your thing. Many things which I've written out have never actually been done. But many things have. That is up to the discretion of the man I'm writing for. There are two sexually creative people in any relationship I'm in, and it's not only fun to try and outdo each other, sort of, as to who can be more twisted, but it affords me the time to think about how to choose my words and dig inside of myself in private to reach a place I didn't think I could ever admit to anyone. I'm not so verbal in the bedroom, though comparatively speaking, I'm probably more verbal than a lot of women, but less verbal than I like my man to be. I'm the "quiet" one. But writing allows me tell him, at my own pace, what I can't get out in the heat of passion. I feel a lot of nuances can be missed in oral dialogue. It's never instruction, though it is an exchange of ideas. It's a way that I dig deeper into myself to give to him what I would not give to just anybody, and what I didn't know I had in me to give. It's not all, or even mostly, pure sexual acts. I can write a whole night about the simple act of kneeling when he walks in the door, how it makes me feel, why I feel that way, why I want to kneel for him, how it physically hurts my knees and why I like that, how he looks to me when I look up at him, the anticipation when I hear his car door shut closed, whether I wonder if anyone will see me kneeling, taking his hand to help me up, etc. LOL - one time I wrote pages and pages about his simple directive to get some coffee for him. Anyway, I digress. (Drinking wine - getting a little wordy.) Like I said, I certainly understand if it's not everyone's thing. But it certainly doesn't have to be instruction. It's just fun and it feels good to do it!
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