The Isolated Blurt BDSM Thread

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Why does being sick not deminish my libido?

:rolleyes:

Maybe if I was getting more, I might want less

I hope you feel better soon.

I had a similar thought today about my libido, only on the "why does having a headache never really stop me" mode. Sometimes it actually cures the headache...but, alas, not today.
 
Sorry dudes.

*looks contrite*

Didn't mean to cause that to be unleashed upon you all.

To make up for it:

http://www.epicurean.com/featured/images/low-fat-berry-cheesecake.gif


PS: Chiara, you're a dear.

PPS: Etoile, can we have a 'report asshat' button please? ;)

Thank you, but please don't feel like you unleashed anything on me. I made the decision to reply (aka feed the troll). I know you can speak up for yourself, but I previously thought the same exact thing about the posts and felt the need to speak my mind. I will, however, still gladly accept the cheesecake, especially since I ran today and that means I get to have a small treat. And certainly a mental treat is better than an actual one!
 
I hope you feel better soon.

I had a similar thought today about my libido, only on the "why does having a headache never really stop me" mode. Sometimes it actually cures the headache...but, alas, not today.

Actually it's been proven that sex releases happy chemicals that cure headaches.

I used to go up to my ex husband and say "hunny, I have a nasty headache, come fuck me"

He said no as often as yes. :rolleyes:
 
This panicky feeling I keep getting is overwhelming. I dont need it.

It's not enough to say dont let it bother you; it's obviously not that simple or I would do just that.

It overwhelmed me enough earlier that I tried to see if I had enough leave to go home, just to try and escape it. I cant keep doing that.
 
I got a super sub in one of my classes. He ends every sentence with I do as I'm told.

:rolleyes:
 
Thank you, but please don't feel like you unleashed anything on me. I made the decision to reply (aka feed the troll). I know you can speak up for yourself, but I previously thought the same exact thing about the posts and felt the need to speak my mind. I will, however, still gladly accept the cheesecake, especially since I ran today and that means I get to have a small treat. And certainly a mental treat is better than an actual one!

I googled low fat cheesecake to find that too!

:D
 
This panicky feeling I keep getting is overwhelming. I dont need it.

It's not enough to say dont let it bother you; it's obviously not that simple or I would do just that.

It overwhelmed me enough earlier that I tried to see if I had enough leave to go home, just to try and escape it. I cant keep doing that.
If this happens often tell your doctor. There are medicines for panic attacks.
 
If this happens often tell your doctor. There are medicines for panic attacks.

There are - but looking at the root cause of the attacks may be more productive.

Cheers guys.

Cattypuss, you are right and I think this is a temporary thing. Hopefully the cause will be gone shortly...one way or the other.

I'm finding I am definitely more susceptible to it after what happened previously, but am confident it will be short lived.
 
This panicky feeling I keep getting is overwhelming. I dont need it.

It's not enough to say dont let it bother you; it's obviously not that simple or I would do just that.

It overwhelmed me enough earlier that I tried to see if I had enough leave to go home, just to try and escape it. I cant keep doing that.

Hang in there :rose::rose::rose::rose::rose::rose::rose::rose: It sounds like you are working on sorting out the problem. That's moving in the right direction.

If this happens often tell your doctor. There are medicines for panic attacks.

((((Minx))))
:rose:

I agree with both of these.
 
think of something to type here, for god's sakes, before they all think you're bloody stupid/dull/both
 
think of something to type here, for god's sakes, before they all think you're bloody stupid/dull/both

I just had this carved into my 19th C mantlepiece: Never let the fact that you have nothing to say stop you from posting stupid random crap.

Say "bloody" again, though. So cool. :)

Wondering what the perfect wine pairing might be for a Fluffernutter.

Leave it to the folks at Franklin Liquors for your marshmallow wine pairings:

For your marshmallow peeps, we recommend a dessert wine made from Muscat. Again, it's the big aromatics in play here that will pair wonderfully with the subtle flavors and sweetness of the marshmallow. ST Supery Mocato is our recommendation. Italian Prosecco is also a great choice for the little peeps! These wines also work great with those other Easter basket favorites: Jelly Beans!

You know, a picture really is worth a thousand words...

What'll you trade?
 
I just had this carved into my 19th C mantlepiece: Never let the fact that you have nothing to say stop you from posting stupid random crap.

Say "bloody" again, though. So cool. :)



Leave it to the folks at Franklin Liquors for your marshmallow wine pairings:

For your marshmallow peeps, we recommend a dessert wine made from Muscat. Again, it's the big aromatics in play here that will pair wonderfully with the subtle flavors and sweetness of the marshmallow. ST Supery Mocato is our recommendation. Italian Prosecco is also a great choice for the little peeps! These wines also work great with those other Easter basket favorites: Jelly Beans!



What'll you trade?
You´ll get a really honest and happy laugh, from me.:)
 
Leave it to the folks at Franklin Liquors for your marshmallow wine pairings:

For your marshmallow peeps, we recommend a dessert wine made from Muscat. Again, it's the big aromatics in play here that will pair wonderfully with the subtle flavors and sweetness of the marshmallow. ST Supery Mocato is our recommendation. Italian Prosecco is also a great choice for the little peeps! These wines also work great with those other Easter basket favorites: Jelly Beans!

Thanks for giving this a try. The challenge, though, is that the peanut butter is really the dominant flavor in this sandwich and I'm not sure how well the sweet wine will pair with the salty peanut butter.
 
Probably a Pinot if it had to be wine...but really I think a white russian would be the way to go.

Hmmm...are you thinking pinot noir or grigio? I have both on hand. I do not drink mixed drinks other than the occasional gin and tonic so your white russian will not see the light of day here.

Thanks for your thoughts.
 
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