ViciousTease
*his personal tease*
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Well, I was a Boy Scout. And in fact, did indeed earn the safety merit badge.
I also earned (that I can recall): First Aid (if you get hurt, I can patch you up), Sailing (really! I shit you not!), Pioneering (ropes and logs), Orienteering (if you give me a map and compass...), cooking (as in "hot" and "now we're..."), and Photography (I can document it all...).
Think about that list for a minute....I think it makes me a uniquely qualified lover...(except for the sailing one, that one is just cool)

You had me at ropes, darlin.![]()
How much of an effort do you make for your security? If you're in bed to you get up to lock the front door if you realize it's unlocked. If you think you left the iron on, do you turn around and check? If you're at dinner and can't remember if you locked the doors on your car, will you go out and lock them? Will you roll over and load your weapon on the night stand once the lights are off? (GB reply alert!)
I realize the greater the threat the more it drives actions but what about those things you do "just to be sure"?
How much of an effort do you make for your security? If you're in bed to you get up to lock the front door if you realize it's unlocked. If you think you left the iron on, do you turn around and check? If you're at dinner and can't remember if you locked the doors on your car, will you go out and lock them? Will you roll over and load your weapon on the night stand once the lights are off? (GB reply alert!)
I realize the greater the threat the more it drives actions but what about those things you do "just to be sure"?
Almost none, when at home. I rarely lock the door (it's a secluded rural location, where there hasn't been any serious crime for decades). I lock the car, but that's just habit. Weapons? Nope. Not going there...
Me neither.
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Would you rather have a little of something great or a lot of something good?
Well, it really depends on what the things are.
A lot of times, I'm happy with "good." I often think in general that "great" is overrated compared to good.
So, I'll with a lot of something good.
But it could so depend on the specifics.
I'll go the opposite way from those above. I'm not satisfied with mediocrity. I live for those very special, if rare, moments — the ones that come with an emotional rush that tells me that something great has just unfolded. That can arise in many contexts unconnected with sex — it could be as simple as an exchange of glances that reveals that a complete stranger shares the same passion for a piece of art, music or other expression.Would you rather have a little of something great or a lot of something good?
I'll go the opposite way from those above. I'm not satisfied with mediocrity. I live for those very special, if rare, moments — the ones that come with an emotional rush that tells me that something great has just unfolded. That can arise in many contexts unconnected with sex — it could be as simple as an exchange of glances that reveals that a complete stranger shares the same passion for a piece of art, music or other expression.
I know: I'm set up for disappointment most of the time.
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I'll go the opposite way from those above. I'm not satisfied with mediocrity. I live for those very special, if rare, moments — the ones that come with an emotional rush that tells me that something great has just unfolded. That can arise in many contexts unconnected with sex — it could be as simple as an exchange of glances that reveals that a complete stranger shares the same passion for a piece of art, music or other expression.
I know: I'm set up for disappointment most of the time.
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Only during a Leap Year.Maybe MF will give leaping lessons!

Only during a Leap Year.
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As so often the case, I agree with MF. I wilt in mediocrity. Existence without joy. That said, I don't quite have MF's willingness to leap. I am a cautious creature in so many ways.
Maybe MF will give leaping lessons!
*signs up for pilot class*
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We all like a little tease, to be seduced, but what is the line for you? When does the tease turn frustrating, when do you cross the line from being aroused to being irritated?
We all like a little tease, to be seduced, but what is the line for you? When does the tease turn frustrating, when do you cross the line from being aroused to being irritated?
We all like a little tease, to be seduced, but what is the line for you? When does the tease turn frustrating, when do you cross the line from being aroused to being irritated?
What if charging enhances the tease? That's been a fun roleplay a time or two with my mister.![]()
Who would do such a thing? Savages.That's all fine and good until someone tries to push the $100 bill into someone else's mouth.![]()