Sex should be fun. It should be intense. It should be creative. It should be safe. It should make the world fall away and the sky disappear. But most of all, it should be explored.
Women, you have a gift. It's called a clitoris. Use it as much as possible.
Men, you also have a gift. It's called a penis. Maybe, just once, try not to use it at all.
@ChumpIam@jennahasredhair@PissedWhore ...How would a... Dictionary... Help change the fact that suggestions can come in question form? Like this...
Maybe not so much arrogance?
If somebody sounds off over their job, just let them do it?
@ChumpIam@jennahasredhair@PissedWhore 1. Explanation about your body.
2. Explanation about your clients behaviour.
3. Explanation of what you would do in the same position.
4. Explanation of how to act on Twitter.
5. Explanation of how to fuck.
Me to you...
1. Find a dictionary.
2. Read it.
@ChumpIam@jennahasredhair@PissedWhore But you were explaining BEFORE that.
"5 points on how to be a better SW" by Chumplan is how that comes across, that's why not say it.
Maybe your intentions were good, but think about any person doing a job and how aggravating advice from someone who doesn't do that job is.
@ChumpIam@jennahasredhair@PissedWhore Mate, I'm not sure you've woken up but I can't see a point where you say anything as close to modest as, "I don't understand."
Let's say, for instance, a guy was an SW, would you start offering him advice on how to treat his clients like that?
@jennahasredhair@ChumpIam@PissedWhore When I woke up to day I didn't think it would be they day I witnessed someone mansplaining services etiquette to an SW but I guess today was the day for that shit.
When I used to meet people as a Dom, I would ask them their favourite fantasy to get an idea of how to please them.
Then I would write how our meet would go, in detail, so they could prepare for exactly what to expect IRL.
Here's one of my favourites.
https://t.co/Y1jJ6kf2zp