Endless_Night
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Isn't it time for the nightly picture derail?
I am bored.
I am bored.

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It's ok to very and get emotional over memories of days past and our current lives. That is a big part what keeps us human in this crazy day and age... I cry and get teary eyed quite a bit. Do not misunderstand...I am tough as nails on the outside...but..well you know..Your gonna make me get all emotional now. shhhh.![]()
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A sincere and respectful Thank You to the Veterans and their families who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our Country. Again a sincere and represpectful Thank You to those in the past who have given so very much and to those in the present who, at this very moment in time, are in Service. I, for one, do not forget.So apparently yesterday's question was not A material. Definitely true based on the lack of replies. i'll and do better.
Today is Veteran's Day or Rememberance Day or Armistice Day for the old timersand we'll read the words "never forget" countless times. The reality of it is we will forget. By definition the fact that we have to remind ourselves to not forget is an admission that we will. Pearl Harbor Day, mostly forgotten. The Treaty of Ghent definitely forgotten. World War I is barely acknowledged any more. And that's okay, we remember best what we experience. And for what we have all experienced we won't ever forget. So today isn't a question, it's a challenge. Dig into your history books and remember a war, a veteran, a hero that's most likely been forgotten and let it live inside of you at least for today. So many gave so much, it's the least we can do.


Ropes and restraints, such a lovely image they make. Oh and proper rope makes the best imagery, but restraints are way easier to use. Maybe that's way we love the rope, maybe it shows us the extra effort someone is willing to make.
Isn't that true about almost anything. The extra effort, whether it's needed/requested or not, makes us feel special. It doesn't even have to be perfect, or even close, but it's the effort we crave. It's the attention we want, the awareness that someone is willing to do that for us.
The question? Are you making that extra effort? Are you making someone feel special because you are giving more than you "have" to? If not, why not?

For those who are important to me, I try to make them feel special
I would like to thank Papa C for making me feel special. He sent me a PM wondering when I would come back to the thread, since he missed me so these last few days.
I mean, all of you ladies that messaged me meant a lot too. But nothing like a warm message from C Diddy.
For those who are important to me, I try to make them feel special
I would like to thank Papa C for making me feel special. He sent me a PM wondering when I would come back to the thread, since he missed me so these last few days.
I mean, all of you ladies that messaged me meant a lot too. But nothing like a warm message from C Diddy.
Don't forget the fisting. Or what do the kids call it? The fist bump?


Ropes and restraints, such a lovely image they make. Oh and proper rope makes the best imagery, but restraints are way easier to use. Maybe that's way we love the rope, maybe it shows us the extra effort someone is willing to make.
Isn't that true about almost anything. The extra effort, whether it's needed/requested or not, makes us feel special. It doesn't even have to be perfect, or even close, but it's the effort we crave. It's the attention we want, the awareness that someone is willing to do that for us.
The question? Are you making that extra effort? Are you making someone feel special because you are giving more than you "have" to? If not, why not?
Hello. I'm Sophie and I'm an overachiever.
I have the propensity to give more than I get. Throughout the years, I've learned that one shouldn't keep tabs or score when it comes to giving or making an effort. However, giving more than I get tends to drain me and so nowadays, I'm careful. If someone I'm giving my all to isn't putting forth the same (and they used to), I scale it back or just stop altogether. If not, resentment builds and the connection weakens.
I'm willing to give more than I get for as I know that the other person appreciates it. If they take it for granted, I'd rather devote that time, effort and energy elsewhere.