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jtmalone70 said:...oh, and Peter H., you're EXACTLY the type of guy I'd date. EXACTLY. Why you're not hitched to someone is beyond me.
...vancoouverite, you're a suave man in a three-piece suit on the 20th floor.
Ok! Check THIS out! I *totally* did not plan this pose at all. I just jumped in front of the camera, struck a pose real quick without thinking too much about it, and I'm gonna say... man, that's not bad! lol
....*WHOOT*WHOOT*WHOOT*... EGO ALERT! EGO ALERT!
Mmm, Very hot pic!
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Sweetheart you can call me anything.....
As long as you keep writing stories the way you do and posting pictures for us to enjoy. I love what you said about doing this for you, that's how it should be. We're just lucky enough that part of your fantasy is doing this and allowing us to be a small part of it.
(pssssst......careful with the weedwhacker.......they're hell on thumbs).
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As long as you keep writing stories the way you do and posting pictures for us to enjoy. I love what you said about doing this for you, that's how it should be. We're just lucky enough that part of your fantasy is doing this and allowing us to be a small part of it.
(pssssst......careful with the weedwhacker.......they're hell on thumbs).
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jtmalone70 said:Umm... side benefits.
What do you think, vancoouverite? Hmm. Are there any benefits to being a friend?
...oh gawd... don't answer that...
varied and multitudinous.
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What DID Vancouverite say to you?
I don't think you fake anything. You say what you truly feel.
If you don't want to say what he said in public, that is fine, but I'd like to know what he said and how it made you feel.
That also makes my heart swell. I admit, it's a bit unusual for a woman to show herself in such pretty poses and say they are only for her husband, when she's posting them for others to admire. The pictures I admire the most are the ones with your face sparkling for the camera (the two that adorn your profile).
I like the picture of you from your cheerleading days. Is that the same one that your daughter found by accident, or was that one with you and your husband before you married?
I had my crushes on cheerleaders, three young women in four years. The middle one was the one I admired the most. Just a few weeks ago she came up to me in a restaurant, introuduced herself and talked to me very nicely. She had recently remarried (her third), and she introduced me to her husband and his parents. They were all very nice. Her daughter had been a cheerleader at her mom's junior high and high school before graduating in 2004 (she had two sons, and her husband had three children -- six under one roof). I remember some years earlier meeting another mom from that junior high. The girls had all been in Extreme Cheer, which I can't define but which emphasized workouts and athleticism. (I knew two of the other cheerleaders, cousins, through their grandparents.) The other mom fumed that her daughter was odd girl out when the six junior high girls became five junior varsity cheerleaders in high school, and that she should have put HER daughter into another high school where she could have made the squad (for that reason alone). Talk about sport moms! I hope the youngest daughter did very well in the other things that count, for heaven's sake!
Cheerleading is extremely arduous and sometimes dangerous -- I saw one cheerleader take a tumble from a pyramid during my senior year and escape with a broken arm. Cheerleaders are also supposed to be role models -- very nice, very polite, very intelligent, probably churchgoers; it helps if they can sing too (we had three in my high school choir, including the one I had a crush on). Sometimes they don't wear the cute outfits: for five years one of my best friends was a woman who had been the high school's first female mascot!
I'm thrilled that cheerleading worked out for you and your two oldest daughters. Your youngest daughter -- who knows? I hope that if she does it, it's not to "carry on the tradition" but because she loves it.
Something about defending your honor? You are a terrific writer, I know that much. You seem to be a terrific mom, and a terrific wife. And though I won't be able to confirm it, you are probably a terrific editor. I hope I can contact you on publishing my work, if you agree to defer your fee until I can actually pay you.
Just because a woman is sexy doesn't mean she can't be beautiful at heart. If I sound like a kid with his first crush (which is what I was with the cheerleaders), I did it for at least some of the right reasons.
The cheerleader I met in the restaurant also remembered me from her second marriage, when she was advertising manager for the station her husband was general manager. (She turned me down for an account-executive position at that station without even knowing it, and she apologized for not writing a personal letter.) Her husband was also a morning-show announcer and actor with whom I appeared on stage several times. I was a bad scene thief whenever I got bored, and I'm surprised he tolerated me. But she said ther was nothing but good things said about me in the household. I was so happy that I hadn't hurt anybody's feelings.
I've told you, separately, my reasons for interest in tae kwon do ... it requires much of the same discipline as chess. Once, when my chess lesson let out early and I wanted to talk to a tae kwon do student about enrolling for chess the next time around, I stood outside the studio and watched as students learned about breaking boards. There was discipline in holding the board correctly, and there was discipline in focusing the mind to make just the right move with the right effort to hit the board where it would break. I wouldn't take Tae Kwon Do for fighting or self-defense (I avoid physical confrontations too and don't call myself a wimp for doing it), but I hope to take it for focus, discipline and physical fitness.
Please let me know if tai chi makes you feel fit! In my acting classes, we explored ways for coordinating the body and mind, and used tai chi for at least one show where the actors were to remain frozen in place around the auditorium as the audience filed in. I've even been in a ballet and may write a Literotica story around my experience.
You mentioned elsewhere that you took your older kids to the library and read to them, back in the days when money was extremely tight, and anyway you wanted to give them what you had received and probably treasured above all else -- a love of knowledge. I think it's wonderful that you do that now. (Does your youngest daughter go with you on Thursdays when she's not in school, to listen to Mom tell stories?) I wonder if I could do that.
I'm curious about one thing given a mention in one of your stories -- about the Dr. Seuss books. You said you had mutilated them after your mom's death, but they had been preserved. Did you ever give them to your children, keep them for yourself, buy replacements or extras when you had the money? I don't know if you've told your children that you lost your mother at a very young age, and how you reacted. I wouldn't be surprised if they DIDN'T ask you to get those books and go through them with you, at least not when they were old enough to realize how great a loss you went through. Was the loss of your mother something that inspired you to have a large family of your own?
I saw both pictures. They are of a very pretty young lady from many years ago. I think you are even prettier now, especially when you wear regular clothes and look like a woman instead of a fantasy object. (The fantasy object is beautiful, but the woman is so much better looking because of what I know about her.)
I care for you so much and hope this has been a true growth and breakout experience for you.
Captain Midnight
I don't think you fake anything. You say what you truly feel.
If you don't want to say what he said in public, that is fine, but I'd like to know what he said and how it made you feel.
That also makes my heart swell. I admit, it's a bit unusual for a woman to show herself in such pretty poses and say they are only for her husband, when she's posting them for others to admire. The pictures I admire the most are the ones with your face sparkling for the camera (the two that adorn your profile).
I like the picture of you from your cheerleading days. Is that the same one that your daughter found by accident, or was that one with you and your husband before you married?
I had my crushes on cheerleaders, three young women in four years. The middle one was the one I admired the most. Just a few weeks ago she came up to me in a restaurant, introuduced herself and talked to me very nicely. She had recently remarried (her third), and she introduced me to her husband and his parents. They were all very nice. Her daughter had been a cheerleader at her mom's junior high and high school before graduating in 2004 (she had two sons, and her husband had three children -- six under one roof). I remember some years earlier meeting another mom from that junior high. The girls had all been in Extreme Cheer, which I can't define but which emphasized workouts and athleticism. (I knew two of the other cheerleaders, cousins, through their grandparents.) The other mom fumed that her daughter was odd girl out when the six junior high girls became five junior varsity cheerleaders in high school, and that she should have put HER daughter into another high school where she could have made the squad (for that reason alone). Talk about sport moms! I hope the youngest daughter did very well in the other things that count, for heaven's sake!
Cheerleading is extremely arduous and sometimes dangerous -- I saw one cheerleader take a tumble from a pyramid during my senior year and escape with a broken arm. Cheerleaders are also supposed to be role models -- very nice, very polite, very intelligent, probably churchgoers; it helps if they can sing too (we had three in my high school choir, including the one I had a crush on). Sometimes they don't wear the cute outfits: for five years one of my best friends was a woman who had been the high school's first female mascot!
I'm thrilled that cheerleading worked out for you and your two oldest daughters. Your youngest daughter -- who knows? I hope that if she does it, it's not to "carry on the tradition" but because she loves it.
Something about defending your honor? You are a terrific writer, I know that much. You seem to be a terrific mom, and a terrific wife. And though I won't be able to confirm it, you are probably a terrific editor. I hope I can contact you on publishing my work, if you agree to defer your fee until I can actually pay you.
Just because a woman is sexy doesn't mean she can't be beautiful at heart. If I sound like a kid with his first crush (which is what I was with the cheerleaders), I did it for at least some of the right reasons.
The cheerleader I met in the restaurant also remembered me from her second marriage, when she was advertising manager for the station her husband was general manager. (She turned me down for an account-executive position at that station without even knowing it, and she apologized for not writing a personal letter.) Her husband was also a morning-show announcer and actor with whom I appeared on stage several times. I was a bad scene thief whenever I got bored, and I'm surprised he tolerated me. But she said ther was nothing but good things said about me in the household. I was so happy that I hadn't hurt anybody's feelings.
I've told you, separately, my reasons for interest in tae kwon do ... it requires much of the same discipline as chess. Once, when my chess lesson let out early and I wanted to talk to a tae kwon do student about enrolling for chess the next time around, I stood outside the studio and watched as students learned about breaking boards. There was discipline in holding the board correctly, and there was discipline in focusing the mind to make just the right move with the right effort to hit the board where it would break. I wouldn't take Tae Kwon Do for fighting or self-defense (I avoid physical confrontations too and don't call myself a wimp for doing it), but I hope to take it for focus, discipline and physical fitness.
Please let me know if tai chi makes you feel fit! In my acting classes, we explored ways for coordinating the body and mind, and used tai chi for at least one show where the actors were to remain frozen in place around the auditorium as the audience filed in. I've even been in a ballet and may write a Literotica story around my experience.
You mentioned elsewhere that you took your older kids to the library and read to them, back in the days when money was extremely tight, and anyway you wanted to give them what you had received and probably treasured above all else -- a love of knowledge. I think it's wonderful that you do that now. (Does your youngest daughter go with you on Thursdays when she's not in school, to listen to Mom tell stories?) I wonder if I could do that.
I'm curious about one thing given a mention in one of your stories -- about the Dr. Seuss books. You said you had mutilated them after your mom's death, but they had been preserved. Did you ever give them to your children, keep them for yourself, buy replacements or extras when you had the money? I don't know if you've told your children that you lost your mother at a very young age, and how you reacted. I wouldn't be surprised if they DIDN'T ask you to get those books and go through them with you, at least not when they were old enough to realize how great a loss you went through. Was the loss of your mother something that inspired you to have a large family of your own?
Wanna see a picture of me from high school?! Well, it's pretty old and I had to blow it up, since I had to scan it straight from the yearbook. Still, I don't think you can miss the red hair.
I saw both pictures. They are of a very pretty young lady from many years ago. I think you are even prettier now, especially when you wear regular clothes and look like a woman instead of a fantasy object. (The fantasy object is beautiful, but the woman is so much better looking because of what I know about her.)
I care for you so much and hope this has been a true growth and breakout experience for you.
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Uuuhhhhhhh......
WOW, If you hubby is looking over you shoulder, DUDE you are on lucky fucking dude... Don't screw her over. Women like her don't come along very often.
WHAT, THERE IS NO WAY YOU HAVE 5 CHILDREN... I am completely at a loss. Tell your hubby that everyone thinks that you are amazing, and he is now my hero.
WOW, If you hubby is looking over you shoulder, DUDE you are on lucky fucking dude... Don't screw her over. Women like her don't come along very often.
WHAT, THERE IS NO WAY YOU HAVE 5 CHILDREN... I am completely at a loss. Tell your hubby that everyone thinks that you are amazing, and he is now my hero.
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JT you are one Absolutely Gorgeous Woman...Thanks
Have been away for a few days and look what's happened since I was gone...Your new additions to this thread are stunning. What I love about your photos JT is this...They aren't pretentious or fake. You reveal a freedom that some people only dream of. Thanks for letting us see and witness a side of you that is so real...Love your body...tight...firm...soft...barely looks like it's been touched let alone having children...Would love to...oh yeah would love to...ah just a hidden thought my dear...You're taken... Also thank Steven...
Thanks once again for being you...Keep 'em cumming!!!
Have been away for a few days and look what's happened since I was gone...Your new additions to this thread are stunning. What I love about your photos JT is this...They aren't pretentious or fake. You reveal a freedom that some people only dream of. Thanks for letting us see and witness a side of you that is so real...Love your body...tight...firm...soft...barely looks like it's been touched let alone having children...Would love to...oh yeah would love to...ah just a hidden thought my dear...You're taken...
Also thank Steven... Thanks once again for being you...Keep 'em cumming!!!
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New Dress comments
Sorry my last post turned out bold and italic when I didn't intend for it to. I'll see if I can edit it to make it look more readable and correct a spelling error.
jtmalone70, after looking at the New Dress 07 photo, I went back and looked at New Dress 01. You look so nice with it on, too! It looks like you were going to a cocktail party.
You asked why I wasn't married. I was too shy to ask any women out, and never knew any of them might like me. (It was a quarter century before some high school friends told me that I could have asked out some of the girls they knew, not counting themselves.) I also didn't know what kind of husband and father I would make. I still don't.
Question: do you think your grown children are having sex? Have you ever talked to them about the importance of love and caring when you DO something like that? You've never broken up with anybody, but I have, and it leaves a big piece of the heart behind when you've made love to someone and then lose that person for any reason. I hope the kids know how big a step they would take if they went to bed with a lover. I REALLY hope they never fall in love with anyone and then lose that person.
Could you accept it if your kids become moms and dads very young like you did, when you would be a beautiful early-40's grandma? I think you would dote on your grandchildren, but a big piece of your heart would be gone when your kids had families of their own.
Do you think you will have another baby? You sound like you really feel motherhood is great and a HUGE reason you love Stephen is because of the kind of dad he is.
Do you and Stephen ever call each other "Mom" and "Dad" when the kids aren't around? My parents do. In fact, my niece calls her grandfather "Dad" because that's what she's heard all her life. I don't know what you think, but I get the feeling it's a real title of respect among couples who have been together for a long time and raised a family. I wonder if your kids would agree?
If I ask too many questions, please ask me some in return.
Thank you for posting elsewhere and saying so much that is intelligent and compassionate.
Captain Midnight
jtmalone70 said:...oh, and Peter H., you're EXACTLY the type of guy I'd date. EXACTLY. Why you're not hitched to someone is beyond me.
...vancoouverite, you're a suave man in a three-piece suit on the 20th floor.
Ok! Check THIS out! I *totally* did not plan this pose at all. I just jumped in front of the camera, struck a pose real quick without thinking too much about it, and I'm gonna say... man, that's not bad! lol
....*WHOOT*WHOOT*WHOOT*... EGO ALERT! EGO ALERT!
Sorry my last post turned out bold and italic when I didn't intend for it to. I'll see if I can edit it to make it look more readable and correct a spelling error.
jtmalone70, after looking at the New Dress 07 photo, I went back and looked at New Dress 01. You look so nice with it on, too! It looks like you were going to a cocktail party.
You asked why I wasn't married. I was too shy to ask any women out, and never knew any of them might like me. (It was a quarter century before some high school friends told me that I could have asked out some of the girls they knew, not counting themselves.) I also didn't know what kind of husband and father I would make. I still don't.
Question: do you think your grown children are having sex? Have you ever talked to them about the importance of love and caring when you DO something like that? You've never broken up with anybody, but I have, and it leaves a big piece of the heart behind when you've made love to someone and then lose that person for any reason. I hope the kids know how big a step they would take if they went to bed with a lover. I REALLY hope they never fall in love with anyone and then lose that person.
Could you accept it if your kids become moms and dads very young like you did, when you would be a beautiful early-40's grandma? I think you would dote on your grandchildren, but a big piece of your heart would be gone when your kids had families of their own.
Do you think you will have another baby? You sound like you really feel motherhood is great and a HUGE reason you love Stephen is because of the kind of dad he is.
Do you and Stephen ever call each other "Mom" and "Dad" when the kids aren't around? My parents do. In fact, my niece calls her grandfather "Dad" because that's what she's heard all her life. I don't know what you think, but I get the feeling it's a real title of respect among couples who have been together for a long time and raised a family. I wonder if your kids would agree?
If I ask too many questions, please ask me some in return.
Thank you for posting elsewhere and saying so much that is intelligent and compassionate.
Captain Midnight
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You deserve to be called Mom
I hope he calls you "Mom" sometimes in private. Considering what you've done to give the children a loving, well-disciplined, well-educated and happy home, you deserve the title from him. It's not a big thing, but any sign of respect he gives you reflects well on him.
I hope he calls you "Mom" sometimes in private. Considering what you've done to give the children a loving, well-disciplined, well-educated and happy home, you deserve the title from him. It's not a big thing, but any sign of respect he gives you reflects well on him.
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LOVELY "DRESS"
Oh and should we mention the author's whit.........................
tks,
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jtmalone70 said:...oh, and Peter H., you're EXACTLY the type of guy I'd date. EXACTLY. Why you're not hitched to someone is beyond me.
...vancoouverite, you're a suave man in a three-piece suit on the 20th floor.
Ok! Check THIS out! I *totally* did not plan this pose at all. I just jumped in front of the camera, struck a pose real quick without thinking too much about it, and I'm gonna say... man, that's not bad! lol
....*WHOOT*WHOOT*WHOOT*... EGO ALERT! EGO ALERT!
Oh and should we mention the author's whit.........................
tks,
lb
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When did you start posing for Stephen?
I don't know of many people who take sexy pictures of themselves for their spouses. I wouldn't, and if I ever were married I wouldn't ask her to pose for the camera.
I admit, I like seeing you in these poses, but not necessarily because you show off your womanhood. I like how you keep yourself in shape and how you can move like an athlete. So many of us of a certain age fall into bad health because of bad eating habits and no exercise (I'm one of them), and sometimes the bad health shows up in appearance. That's the only reason I'd counsel someone to lose weight, in fact.
I firmly believe that no matter how a person looks, his/her behavior and feelings about lovemaking are infinitely sexier. If I were to lust after you, it would be because of your warm smile, your intelligence, and how you appear to enjoy lovemaking in all its forms. I think one of the reasons you fell in love with Stephen was because he was/is big and strong and he could enfold you, keep you safe and protected. But you don't have to be big and strong to make someone feel safe and protected. I bet he feels just as safe and protected when you lie against him, and I bet he feels shy and heatwarmed that you let him be so intimate with you and get such physical and emotional pleasure from it.
The really sexual poses look like they were taken fairly recently. Is there any particular reason you decided to give him such a nice collection? Is there any particular reason you share it with us?
It's very flattering that you think so highly of some of us to show us your most intimate self, but my favorite pictures will always be the ones of you smiling and looking so young and sweet-hearted. It's so difficult to think of you as a sexual person when I see so much else in you (I suspect Stephen felt the same way and maybe still does).
Best wishes for you.
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I don't know of many people who take sexy pictures of themselves for their spouses. I wouldn't, and if I ever were married I wouldn't ask her to pose for the camera.
I admit, I like seeing you in these poses, but not necessarily because you show off your womanhood. I like how you keep yourself in shape and how you can move like an athlete. So many of us of a certain age fall into bad health because of bad eating habits and no exercise (I'm one of them), and sometimes the bad health shows up in appearance. That's the only reason I'd counsel someone to lose weight, in fact.
I firmly believe that no matter how a person looks, his/her behavior and feelings about lovemaking are infinitely sexier. If I were to lust after you, it would be because of your warm smile, your intelligence, and how you appear to enjoy lovemaking in all its forms. I think one of the reasons you fell in love with Stephen was because he was/is big and strong and he could enfold you, keep you safe and protected. But you don't have to be big and strong to make someone feel safe and protected. I bet he feels just as safe and protected when you lie against him, and I bet he feels shy and heatwarmed that you let him be so intimate with you and get such physical and emotional pleasure from it.
The really sexual poses look like they were taken fairly recently. Is there any particular reason you decided to give him such a nice collection? Is there any particular reason you share it with us?
It's very flattering that you think so highly of some of us to show us your most intimate self, but my favorite pictures will always be the ones of you smiling and looking so young and sweet-hearted. It's so difficult to think of you as a sexual person when I see so much else in you (I suspect Stephen felt the same way and maybe still does).
Best wishes for you.
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