CHAPTER: TWELVE Morning… Glory! At Ten Nineteen and A Renewed Countdown Awakened by his tender touch, I heard, “Good morning, sugar-lips. I should mention, I love pussy for the most important meal of the day, as they say.” He was stroking my hair with a gleaming morning smile. “Oh, yes” I answered, “and that it is, a great morning, Bradley. I want to stay in, and by the way, breakfast is served,” smirking with delight, I reached in for wetness and fed him my fingers straight inside his mouth. “Mmm, I love it, you have a non-denying attitude, but promise to fight me off sometime. Later, you know, kick it up a notch. Are you always this bountiful and sweet tasting, mmm?” “I suppose... well... I really haven’t been fortunate in the relationship department to practice at liberty. The only man I’ve lived with was my college roommate and best friend, and although we never labeled it as boyfriend and girlfriend, he was definitely my fucking buddy,” I informed him, knowing the matter of Jasen headed seriously for a discussion at some point. Bradley tapped my mouth, “Hey, lil’ girl, watch your language, or I’ll have to plug your mouth with my cock!” “Heeeey! As if that wasn’t lewd?” We remained consumed with silly laughter. “Speaking of which, I should mention Jasen, the roommate I speak of, and—” Putting a finger softly to my lips, he whispered, “Shhh, I am not interested in hearing about your past.” “But, Bradley—” “But nothing. What matters is from here on, okay?” “Well... I suppose,” I said, apprehensively. “Suppose what? Are you still sleeping with this man?” “No, sir.” “Then enough said. This limited time is solely about us, let’s not ruin this by rehashing . . . understood?” “Yes, sir.” My intentions are to inform... ... middle of paper ... ...racter and his yummy lip-smacking manhood. * * * * “We are here, Clareese. Go on ahead. I’ll park. I’ll be back, and your butt best not leave without saying our temporary good-byes. Next time, I’ll introduce you to the art of the rope, and likely you won’t leave because you can’t,” he said, softly laughing. He was trying to intimidate me with an eerie tone jokingly, and I planted him a kiss and smiled still in awe. He assisted with my luggage. “I will see you in a bit, and, Bradley, being tied up, tied-down is playful banter among consensual adults. I am aware this in short has become more than that. There’s a lasso we can’t see with the naked eye, and it has me bound to you . . . for us.” He swallowed heavily, both apprehensive but we played it composed. Thereafter, we said our heartfelt good-byes with warming hugs and those incredibly sexy lingering kisses.
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Dick did not like the person he knew he was.The child accepted the gift, where upon Dick smiled and winked at her, He was sorry he felt as he did about her, for his sexual interest in female children was a failing of which he was "sincerely ashamed" (115)
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Jerald Walker’s short story ‘Dragon Slayers’ begins at a Christmas party where a white man says Walker should hate him and all of the white race. But Walker has a different outlook on this issue. Walker believes that he has to focus on black courage and overcoming the issues that lie ahead; not let oppressors define who he is. He refuses to fall into any sterotype and let racial slurs get the best of him. Walker advocates that Africa Americans cannot play the victim and must not turn to anger and violence. Africa Americans must realize their heratige and understand the pain and suffering but also the amazing hericotic and courage they had. Walker teaches an African American Literature course and all of his students have to agree to be black for the course of the semester. His students must try to critically think as a black individual. His course is not a typical African American course where the teachings only focus on white cruelty and their oppressers but black
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"They turn casually to look at you, distracted, and get a mild distracted surprise, you're gone. Their blank look tells you that the girl they were fucking is not there anymore. You seem to have disappeared.(pg.263)" In Minot's story Lust you are play by play given the sequential events of a fifteen year old girls sex life. As portrayed by her thoughts after sex in this passage the girl is overly casual about the act of sex and years ahead of her time in her awareness of her actions. Minot's unique way of revealing to the reader the wild excursions done by this young promiscuous adolescent proves that she devalues the sacred act of sex. Furthermore, the manner in which the author illustrates to the reader these acts symbolizes the likeness of a list. Whether it's a list of things to do on the weekend or perhaps items of groceries which need to be picked up, her lust for each one of the boys in the story is about as well thought out and meaningful as each item which has carelessly and spontaneously been thrown on to a sheet of paper as is done in making a list. This symbolistic writing style is used to show how meaningless these relationships were but the deeper meaning of why she acted the way she did is revealed throughout the story. Minot cleverly displayed these catalysts in between the listings of her relationships.
Sitting on the floor, Adam had his shorts around his ankles while some girl sat on his knee, with her skirt hitched up around her hips. And you know the worst part? Adam just looked at me, winked and carried on, as though it were nothing out of the ordinary for him to be bumping fuzzies with some insanely attractive girl inside a library. (Bumping fuzzies being, of course, the silly euphemism that Adam always uses for sex on his radio show.)
Communication is something important in any kind of relationship, but not conversations that degrade one another. Ron and Sarah had a hard time engaging in meaningful conversations. “When he returns to the kitchen, the woman is putting away her groceries, her back to him. ‘You sure are quiet today Sarah,’ he says in a low voice. ‘Everything ok?’ Silently, she turns away from the grocery bags, kisses his mouth, rolls her torso against his hips” (11). They’re always uncertain of what to say to each other. They feared they would run out of things to talk about, so instead they would fornicate. Since they started of with sex, Ron saw nothing more. “‘ Friendship you owe me. And respect. Friendship and respect. A person can’t do what you have done with me without owing them friendship and respect’” (14). Sarah did only want friendship she wants to have the p...
Paul, Elizabeth L., and Kristen A. Hayes. "The casualties ofcasual'sex: A qualitative exploration of the phenomenology of college students' hookups."Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 19.5 (2002): 639-661.
Paul, E. L., & Hayes, K. A. (2002). The casualties of “casual” sex: A qualitative exploration of the phenomenology of college students’ hookups. Journal of personal and Social Relationships, 19, 639-661.
The concept of difficulties arising in opposite sex friendships has long-standing roots in comedy. Take for example, in 1974, Richard Pryor broke ground in comedy, by discussing taboo topics (including women’s sexuality) extremely bluntly. The divisions drawn by Pryor t...
“How to Train Your Dragon” – something everybody would want to learn, especially if one could train a Night Fury. Set in the mythical world of muscular Vikings and almighty dragons, this animated comedic action movie narrates about how the unlikely friendship between a Viking teenager, Hiccup (voiced by Jay Baruchel) and a dragon changes his life (Dragon, 2010).