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Tag Archives: lips
Wow!
I just looked at myself in the mirror and smiled and released the habitual compression I usually hold around my eyes. Wow! My face just jumped out at me — alert and inviting! Who wouldn’t want to get close to … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Personal
Tagged bridge over troubled water, forehead, genuine smile, lips, unnecessary tension
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How To Tell If She Wants You
From Men’s Health: 1. I call you by your first name instead of your nickname, because, babe, I’m not one of your buds, nor do I intend to become one. 2. I apply lip gloss often, but not in your … Continue reading
How To Tell If She’s Ready To Be Kissed
I find this the most nerve-wracking part of a relationship — the first kiss. If she rejects me, 95% of the time, that’s it. I’m just going to slink away. No being friends, I’ve got my pride! David DeAngelo writes: … Continue reading
Posted in Dating
Tagged being friends, david deangelo, first kiss, kiss test, lips
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Women Should Wear Lip Gloss
I like a woman’s lips to be shiny and wet. I like to watch them pout and apply the gloss. Blotting doesn’t do anything for me. I also like signature kisses on correspondence. I’m not really into the red hooker … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged butch dyke, cheese sandwich, cops, fear, french kiss, freshman girl, girl alice, hippie, hooker, hot girls, kime, lips, matron, motzi, placer high school, rabbi, shiny lips, sumer, temptation, tongue, Torah, Yeshiva, zane
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I’ll Rock You Like A Hurricane On My Cam!
Are you ready baby? Here I am. Rock you like a hurricane. Come on, come on, come on. It’s early morning The sun comes out Last night was shaking And pretty loud My cat is purring And scratches my skin … Continue reading