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A short vid I came across the other day. I love his hand on her.
https://www.xvideos.com/video42310889/fucking_a_milf_after_the_club
It baffles me why any man wouldn't.It thrills me to see big women being touched intimately and desired in erotica.
Briefly.
>poof!<
It thrills me to see big women being touched intimately and desired in erotica.
Briefly.
>poof!<
Again.![]()

We'll fuck Honey!![]()
Omg! <takes it down and scampers off, blushing>
Thanks, everyone.![]()
Briefly.
>poof!<
... so this is what I've been talking about. My tummy does this - folds in, sags over a bit. When I look this photo, I barely even notice that, because there's so much gorgeousness to see (and even when I do notice, it's just 'oh, look, a stomach' ... when I look at myself, ALL I see is my stupid fucking stomach and how ugly I think it is.
What is WRONG with us?
Can I try to explain it from the D side?... so this is what I've been talking about. My tummy does this - folds in, sags over a bit. When I look this photo, I barely even notice that, because there's so much gorgeousness to see (and even when I do notice, it's just 'oh, look, a stomach' ... when I look at myself, ALL I see is my stupid fucking stomach and how ugly I think it is.
What is WRONG with us?
Can I try to explain it from the D side?
One of my favourite books since university is The House On The Strand by Daphne du Maurier. My copy has a misprint in it, because its a 1980s cheap paperback I bought second hand. Do I notice the misprint? Yes, every time. Does it affect my enjoyment of the story? No. Would I swap the experience of reading it, and watching reality and history and fantasy blur into an intoxicating and seductive cocktail, for reading a perfectly printed copy of Topsy And Tim Go Shopping? No.
I don't mean to trivialise the very complex relationship between people and their bodies. But I want to try to explain why, if I like someone inside and out, I am not going to give a fuck if they don't have a tummy I can use for xylophone practice. I don't regard stomach curvature as a criterion for the mental and psychological connection that makes S&M work. I have the rest of you for that.
I don't mean to trivialise the very complex relationship between people and their bodies. But I want to try to explain why, if I like someone inside and out, I am not going to give a fuck if they don't have a tummy I can use for xylophone practice. I don't regard stomach curvature as a criterion for the mental and psychological connection that makes S&M work. I have the rest of you for that.
... so this is what I've been talking about. My tummy does this - folds in, sags over a bit. When I look this photo, I barely even notice that, because there's so much gorgeousness to see (and even when I do notice, it's just 'oh, look, a stomach' ... when I look at myself, ALL I see is my stupid fucking stomach and how ugly I think it is.
What is WRONG with us?
All I can say... is I 100% understand. <<hugs>>
Can I try to explain it from the D side?
One of my favourite books since university is The House On The Strand by Daphne du Maurier. My copy has a misprint in it, because its a 1980s cheap paperback I bought second hand. Do I notice the misprint? Yes, every time. Does it affect my enjoyment of the story? No. Would I swap the experience of reading it, and watching reality and history and fantasy blur into an intoxicating and seductive cocktail, for reading a perfectly printed copy of Topsy And Tim Go Shopping? No.
I don't mean to trivialise the very complex relationship between people and their bodies. But I want to try to explain why, if I like someone inside and out, I am not going to give a fuck if they don't have a tummy I can use for xylophone practice. I don't regard stomach curvature as a criterion for the mental and psychological connection that makes S&M work. I have the rest of you for that.