AlexBailey
Kinky Tomgirl
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Good morning, who wants a question this morning?
I’ll be your Huckleberry
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Good morning, who wants a question this morning?
SureGood morning, who wants a question this morning?
It’s not morning anymore, but give me a try, I guess.Good morning, who wants a question this morning?
Guys would say my boobs or face. Honestly, I’d probably say the same, although I think my mind should be the real answer.
My brain is less in everyone’s face initiallyI agree but I guess I'm not that naïve either LOL
That’s beautiful! Love seeing other women being strong in who they are. Not enough of that in this worldWhen I was younger, absolutely everything about me. But now, not a thing. I am who I am (for the rest of this life anyways).
The auction catalogue had identified her as 'Goddess, Roman, probably second century AD.' That was it. No identification of what kind of goddess she was. She was about eight inches high, and I supposed she was made of bronze, although the smooth, dark patina made it hard to tell. Her face wore a beauty of ageless, wisdom, and time had only mellowed and smoothed the curves of her figure. Without quite understanding why, I knew she had to be mine, and I bought her.
I named her Regina, which is Latin for 'Queen.' She lived on my desk in her own glass case, watching me as I worked. When I was lost for a word or phrase, I would sometimes ask her for inspiration. "Come on, Regina, you know what I'm trying to say..." And sometimes, though I naturally knew it was mere silly coincidence, the answer would quietly form in my brain.
Until that night.
At first, I blamed the whiskey. I was working late, and had just poured my third. I sat at my desk, scowling at a piece of work I was too tired to finish. This was shit. It was Friday night, and here I was again, home, alone, working.
"Looks like it's you and me again, Regina," I told her. I raised my glass in her direction. "My goddess, my muse, and my inspiration." I took another sip of the whiskey. "Always here, always with me, my constant in an ever changing world." It might have been the whiskey which made me expansive, but already I could feel something deeper stirring within me. "Beautiful with the beauty of eternity, wise with the wisdom of ages, lovely as the first morning and the latest sunset." Setting down my glass, I stood up, lifted Regina's glass case, and gently picked up my goddess, cradling her in one hand as I studied her for the hundredth time. "Whoever made you knew beauty, my goddess, and had seen perfection." Slowly, gently, I ran the tip of my little finger down her back, stroking it down her hair, in a little at her waist, out as I approached the full curve of her butt, and letting it stroke between her cheeks and between her thighs, until I found myself gently caressing her feet. And somehow, in that moment, mortal women no longer mattered. "The love of infinity," I told her, and without knowing what I did I brushed her head with my lips as I kissed her.
And I paused. Because my figurine had...changed. I sensed it before I understood. The goddess I had quietly worshipped on her little plinth as a piece of cold metal was suddenly warm in my hand. And not just warm...she was changing. Before my uncomprehending eyes, the patina of ages was fading and shimmering until, a minute later, as I cradled her in my hands, my goddess was a warm, living thing, tiny, beautiful and perfect. Goosebumps prickled my back as I felt her hair, now revealed as being long, dark braids, suddenly soft against my fingers.
A sentence read long ago, half-remembered, pierced my memory.
"If you love them enough, they become real."
Uhmm... was she still 8 inches? I heard that matters to some men. Something about size, but I don't recall exactlyThe auction catalogue had identified her as 'Goddess, Roman, probably second century AD.' That was it. No identification of what kind of goddess she was. She was about eight inches high, and I supposed she was made of bronze, although the smooth, dark patina made it hard to tell. Her face wore a beauty of ageless, wisdom, and time had only mellowed and smoothed the curves of her figure. Without quite understanding why, I knew she had to be mine, and I bought her.
I named her Regina, which is Latin for 'Queen.' She lived on my desk in her own glass case, watching me as I worked. When I was lost for a word or phrase, I would sometimes ask her for inspiration. "Come on, Regina, you know what I'm trying to say..." And sometimes, though I naturally knew it was mere silly coincidence, the answer would quietly form in my brain.
Until that night.
At first, I blamed the whiskey. I was working late, and had just poured my third. I sat at my desk, scowling at a piece of work I was too tired to finish. This was shit. It was Friday night, and here I was again, home, alone, working.
"Looks like it's you and me again, Regina," I told her. I raised my glass in her direction. "My goddess, my muse, and my inspiration." I took another sip of the whiskey. "Always here, always with me, my constant in an ever changing world." It might have been the whiskey which made me expansive, but already I could feel something deeper stirring within me. "Beautiful with the beauty of eternity, wise with the wisdom of ages, lovely as the first morning and the latest sunset." Setting down my glass, I stood up, lifted Regina's glass case, and gently picked up my goddess, cradling her in one hand as I studied her for the hundredth time. "Whoever made you knew beauty, my goddess, and had seen perfection." Slowly, gently, I ran the tip of my little finger down her back, stroking it down her hair, in a little at her waist, out as I approached the full curve of her butt, and letting it stroke between her cheeks and between her thighs, until I found myself gently caressing her feet. And somehow, in that moment, mortal women no longer mattered. "The love of infinity," I told her, and without knowing what I did I brushed her head with my lips as I kissed her.
And I paused. Because my figurine had...changed. I sensed it before I understood. The goddess I had quietly worshipped on her little plinth as a piece of cold metal was suddenly warm in my hand. And not just warm...she was changing. Before my uncomprehending eyes, the patina of ages was fading and shimmering until, a minute later, as I cradled her in my hands, my goddess was a warm, living thing, tiny, beautiful and perfect. Goosebumps prickled my back as I felt her hair, now revealed as being long, dark braids, suddenly soft against my fingers.
A sentence read long ago, half-remembered, pierced my memory.
"If you love them enough, they become real."
Hey, I heard some women are good at following instructionsNo, but there is an old joke about women parking too close to the curb because the driving instructor told her that this was eight inches...
Guys would say my boobs or face. Honestly, I’d probably say the same, although I think my mind should be the real answer.
The brain is the sexiest organ. It holds our wit, intellect, humor, desire, hope, arousal, kink, romance, and most importantly love, and so much more. Sorry, didn't mean to hijack. xoxoI agree but I guess I'm not that naïve either LOL