Harmony_1985
Sir's little slut
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Yep, I put a cold cloth on it when I did it and I've taken some ibuprofen, but its still hurting a bit.
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Hi rinka! Would love to have some girl talk tonight! Romance (or not!) is always good. What are you in the mood for?Hi girls!
I really should be sleeping... but I'm not right now.
So what should we talk about tonight?
I suggest... romantic or not so romantic things to say/ hear to /from a lover.
Or something else like travelling, orgasms, favourite fruits, weird habits...
Hi rinka! Would love to have some girl talk tonight! Romance (or not!) is always good. What are you in the mood for?
Harmony,
Gently run your opposite hands fingers over the area that is injured. Does anything feel broken or out of place?
If not, switch back and forth between hot and cold packs for the pain and swelling; and if not any better by morning, might want to have ER check it out for you.
The cold pack for the pain, the hot pack to relax the surrounding muscles. Just to make what i said, make sense.![]()
Nothing feels broken or out of place. I can still move my hand and my fingers and things, so nothing's bust. I think it's just bruised, cos I didn't half whack my hand on the end of the bannister.
b, 'cause it means he cares about how I feel not just how I look.I am definitely in the mood for romance.
So, what would you rather hear:
a) You are so beautiful
b) I love to hear you laughing
c) You are nothing like your mother
?
b, 'cause it means he cares about how I feel not just how I look.
What about you (while I try to come up with something equally insightful)?
How has embracing your submissive side changed what you look for in a romantic partner?
*nods* That's quite a puzzle, reconciling the feminist and the submissive. I don't know how to do that either.Hmm... Hard to answer, since it is so new to me and I haven't looked for a partner, I just kind of found one.
I think for me it has been more about admitting to myself that I've always been attracted to dominant men, and to basically surrender to that and accept it. It has been a struggle since I am a quite radical feminist and basically never considered being in a relationship that wasn't striving for equality. I still haven't figured out how to reconcile my needs and values.
Well, there's more, but that's a start.![]()
*nods* That's quite a puzzle, reconciling the feminist and the submissive. I don't know how to do that either.
I've always been attracted to dominant men (and one particular woman), too, but they also scared the bejeesus out of me. lol My natural response was to be sort of combative. lol
I always feel that it takes a very strong person to be able to submit...someone very aware of what they want/need and very at peace with themselves.
I like that, rinka. Well said.I agree.
I want to really choose to submit, make a conscious choice, continually. Not just be swept away, be active, say yes.
Maybe for me I first needed a lot of practice at saying no, so now I can really say yes.

Hey Harmony! How's your "poorly" today?I like that, rinka. Well said.![]()
I always feel that it takes a very strong person to be able to submit...someone very aware of what they want/need and very at peace with themselves.
to Lady M*Hey Harmony! How's your "poorly" today?
I love that expression!
Oh good! Glad to hear you're on the mend.Haha, its an English saying that pretty much bases itself in the county I live in.
Go anywhere else in England, say "poorly" or "badly" and people go "wtf?"
And its ok today. Aches a bit and its still tender, but I'll live.
I always feel that it takes a very strong person to be able to submit...someone very aware of what they want/need and very at peace with themselves.