There are some people who are very difficult to talk to. It may be because they are shy. It may be because there is some awkwardness between you for some reason. Sometimes it's because they are a colossal potato.
So after our first awkward, clumsy attempt at trying to make an e-baby , I established that my new e-hubby must suffer from premature e-jaculation or something. I mean, seriously, it was over in a matter of seconds. Anyway, because we are trying for an e-baby, it was decided we should try again. Afterall we need to being having the e-sex on a regular basis in order for him to e-pregnate me... The thing with e-sex is, once you've got over the awkwardness and fear of losing your e-virginity, it starts to feel more comfortable and you can start to enjoy it more and experiment with new things and new positions. Em is certainly starting to grow in confidence. He just needs to work on his e-ndurance next. I think this one lasted almost a minute...
Every so often a real gem comes out of my random Facebook exchanges; people who really deserve their own blog. There's been the one and only Jaka. There's also been Muhammad Ali and his year-long quest to teach me Islam and make me his wife, Paulson Woles and his romantic ramblings, and who can forget Chad the Impaler and his bipolar switch from passionate lover to angry terrorist? More recently there has been Ishola Akinpelu who also likes to be referred to as "Emperor". I call him "Em" for short. Despite being an obvious butt of jokes in one of the groups I'm in, and knowing all about this blog where I expose idiots and publish inbox exchanges online, he continues to be oblivious and has somehow confused my mocking satire with a genuine belief that we are in some sort of real relationship. I've been keeping a satirical diary of our "e-lationship" in this group for sheer giggles and invited all members to our e-wedding. One of my ...
Brazil is a weird place. Nowhere else in the world will you see extravagant skyscrapers owned by millionaires situated next to poverty stricken slums. There is also a lot of crime there. It's not really a place I want to visit to be honest. Joao Pedro also comes from Brazil and it would seem prostitution is also common in Brazil.
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