The ask me a question game!

[AnnaKen1910]

Depends on my mood and how my old eyes are feeling at that particular time whether I read or veg and watch tv.

Same question back.

I always prefer books, but Tuesday is my one night of "don't bother me, I'm watching tv." I try not to miss the two NCIS series, ever.

Is there one show you will go out of your way not to miss?

 

[whalee1]

I always prefer books, but Tuesday is my one night of "don't bother me, I'm watching tv." I try not to miss the two NCIS series, ever.

Is there one show you will go out of your way not to miss?

Yes, Tuesday night at 10:30...the neighbors leave the shades drawn.

Is there one person alive you'd like to have a conversation with, but can't?

 

[TexasWild]

Yes, Tuesday night at 10:30...the neighbors leave the shades drawn.

Is there one person alive you'd like to have a conversation with, but can't?

My wife sometimes about certain subjects.

Same question back

 

[lakesailer_mi]

My wife sometimes about certain subjects.

Same question back

I would love to have a conversation with some of my grandparents again. While I knew them as an adult, I would love to get their perspective on some things now that I'm middle aged.


Why is it so difficult to get along with our spouses sometimes, but other times seem just great?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

I would love to have a conversation with some of my grandparents again. While I knew them as an adult, I would love to get their perspective on some things now that I'm middle aged.


Why is it so difficult to get along with our spouses sometimes, but other times seem just great?

Well, I'd like to ask the entire Fderal government "whut du hell?" as is said over here in Jawga, but that Ain't gonna happen...

Treasure every moment, even the hard ones, with your spouse, you are blessed beyond measure...and yes my late husband and I did argue, but we always got past it..

Why are we so dumb about the things that really matter?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Well, I'd like to ask the entire Fderal government "whut du hell?" as is said over here in Jawga, but that Ain't gonna happen...

Treasure every moment, even the hard ones, with your spouse, you are blessed beyond measure...and yes my late husband and I did argue, but we always got past it..

Why are we so dumb about the things that really matter?

Because they hide in plain sight and make us think they are either always going to be there, or not there at all until we miss them (kind of like air, we don't think of it until we don't have any!).

What rose should I be sure I stop to smell today?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Because they hide in plain sight and make us think they are either always going to be there, or not there at all until we miss them (kind of like air, we don't think of it until we don't have any!).

What rose should I be sure I stop to smell today?

The wild ones, they have the sweetest perfume...

What one thing did your parents say that you will never forget?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Yes, Tuesday night at 10:30...the neighbors leave the shades drawn.

Is there one person alive you'd like to have a conversation with, but can't?

Oh, I'm so glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read this! I would have either choked or spit on the screen!

I answered your question already....

What do you remember most about your childhood?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

The wild ones, they have the sweetest perfume...

What one thing did your parents say that you will never forget?

Any problem that can be solved with money isn't really a problem.

As my life has unfolded, I have realized how insightful this is. I know someone will object and say "oh, but..." and give some example, but that will pail in comparison of problems money can't solve: things like terminal cancer in your parent, serious illness in your child, or even just those long nights holding a sick child. No money can solve these problems. These are real problems.
Even if you don't have a lot of money, the problems that money can solve are minor by comparison.

What is the best advice you would give your younger self?

 

[TexasWild]

Any problem that can be solved with money isn't really a problem.

As my life has unfolded, I have realized how insightful this is. I know someone will object and say "oh, but..." and give some example, but that will pail in comparison of problems money can't solve: things like terminal cancer in your parent, serious illness in your child, or even just those long nights holding a sick child. No money can solve these problems. These are real problems.
Even if you don't have a lot of money, the problems that money can solve are minor by comparison.

What is the best advice you would give your younger self?

Two things, number one to be more confident in myself and my abilities. Number two in my case, accept fully that I have a bisexual streak in me and embrace that part of me.

Since that is such a good question, let me throw that question back to you.

 

[Airka4real]

What is the best advice you would give your younger self?

Don't join Literotica- it will take up too much of your time!

What's your fondest sexual memory?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Two things, number one to be more confident in myself and my abilities. Number two in my case, accept fully that I have a bisexual streak in me and embrace that part of me.

Since that is such a good question, let me throw that question back to you.

Be more patient. Don't try to rush your life along. Slow down, try other options. Be more patient with others especially.


So, who do you like in the world series? (there's a right answer to this...)

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Don't join Literotica- it will take up too much of your time!

What's your fondest sexual memory?

There was this month during one spring. I don't know why, I don't understand it, but we were perfect together. Night after night. Hour after hour. It was, simply, amazing sex. In a sense it was my "summer of 69" I'd always wanna be there.

sigh...damn...now you've made me all nostalgic....


What's your fondest sexual memory?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Any problem that can be solved with money isn't really a problem.

As my life has unfolded, I have realized how insightful this is. I know someone will object and say "oh, but..." and give some example, but that will pail in comparison of problems money can't solve: things like terminal cancer in your parent, serious illness in your child, or even just those long nights holding a sick child. No money can solve these problems. These are real problems.
Even if you don't have a lot of money, the problems that money can solve are minor by comparison.

What is the best advice you would give your younger self?

Your parents were absolutely right.

Younger self? I would have told myself to treasure every day with my family even more than I already did.

I don't have a clue about baseball.

Fondest sexual memory? The night my late husband and I made love the first time, which was, yes, before we married...

What one thing did you do today that you are proudest of?

 

[WolfsButterfly]

Your parents were absolutely right.

Younger self? I would have told myself to treasure every day with my family even more than I already did.

I don't have a clue about baseball.

Fondest sexual memory? The night my late husband and I made love the first time, which was, yes, before we married...

What one thing did you do today that you are proudest of?

Got up on time to get my boy to the bus... I was up til 230am and had to be up at 645am. I made it!

What was for dinner tonight?

 

[PlayfulLittle1]

Got up on time to get my boy to the bus... I was up til 230am and had to be up at 645am. I made it!

What was for dinner tonight?

Dinner? DINNER! DAMNIT! I knew I forgot something.


What is going to be for breakfast?

 

[DonovanCrane]

Dinner? DINNER! DAMNIT! I knew I forgot something.


What is going to be for breakfast?

Breakfast? You mean there's a meal at the start of the day? And here I was thinking coffee was all you need...

If you knew it was the last day of your life, and you felt as good as you ever have, what would you do with your last 24 hours?

 

[WolfsButterfly]

Breakfast? You mean there's a meal at the start of the day? And here I was thinking coffee was all you need...

If you knew it was the last day of your life, and you felt as good as you ever have, what would you do with your last 24 hours?

Spend it with my family

What would you do for a klondike bar?

 

[fleetusa]

Spend it with my family

What would you do for a klondike bar?

not much.

Shave or not today?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

not much.

Shave or not today?

I shave my face every day. It is, frankly, about the only part of me that is now less hairy, for I am a hairy man...

As our society has evolved, hair on men appears to be less and less desirable, why is that?

 

[Pinktacokitty]

I shave my face every day. It is, frankly, about the only part of me that is now less hairy, for I am a hairy man...

As our society has evolved, hair on men appears to be less and less desirable, why is that?

Here's my guess........Dubya was such a failure as a president most of the women decided they wanted no more bush by shaving their bush....Men liked it, and now women are liking it when a man decides no more bush..... Just my theory could be flawed..........


Do you like it when your sexual partner has no bush?????

 

[mysterydrink]

Here's my guess........Duyba was such a failure as a president most of the women decided they wanted no more bush by shaving their bush....Men liked it, and now women are liking it when a man decides no more bush..... Just my theory could be flawed..........


Do you like it when your sexual partner has no bush?????

I like either configuration...Although if there's bush, I prefer it to be quite trim and neat. I like the lips to be naked so I can suck on them more easily, but curls on the mound look pretty, capture her musk nicely, and are fun to run my fingers through, or grab.

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Here's my guess........Dubya was such a failure as a president most of the women decided they wanted no more bush by shaving their bush....Men liked it, and now women are liking it when a man decides no more bush..... Just my theory could be flawed..........


Do you like it when your sexual partner has no bush?????

LMAO...I love it...shaving as a political statement! That's too funny!!!

Mystery drink didn't ask a question, so I'll pick up with this one...

I actually don't have a strong preference. I've enjoyed it both ways, both have their positive aspects. There is something about licking and sucking a freshly shaved pussy that is wonderful. I have also really enjoyed partaking in the shaving. Very erotic.

What is your favorite outfit to wear when staying in for the evening?

 

[babyrae93]

LMAO...I love it...shaving as a political statement! That's too funny!!!

Mystery drink didn't ask a question, so I'll pick up with this one...

I actually don't have a strong preference. I've enjoyed it both ways, both have their positive aspects. There is something about licking and sucking a freshly shaved pussy that is wonderful. I have also really enjoyed partaking in the shaving. Very erotic.

What is your favorite outfit to wear when staying in for the evening?

Depends on the plans, but probably a tank top and panties. Or, depending on who's around, nothing. Haha.

How many times in the past 24 hours have you lost something?

 

[BadBoyfriend]

How many times in the past 24 hours have you lost something?
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My temper, my mind... but otherwise a good day in that respect?

What's your favorite sport to watch?