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AudiobookTwenty years into her marriage, Kat and her husband faced head-on the great underlying fear of most monogamous people: My partner wants to have sex with other people. For them, that truth led to a rollercoaster of new sexual and romantic adventures...
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Women have been taught to compete & struggle against even our closest female friends so how can we connect when there are people we love openly together? And how does it work when we're into each other too?
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But Kat, you say, you're a tart and an exhibitionist. You've been to Desire Resort and Spa. You hung out naked there most of the time!
Trust me. It wasn't an easy obstacle to overcome.
Oh, the lady pile. It's a place I've found myself more often than I'd have expected to do so, considering that I find myself more into cock than pussy.
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I had no idea how much zing I'd get from the 'Yes, Ma'am' he gave me as I walked out of the room to use the washroom, instructing him that I expected him to be on his back and ready for me when I returned, despite his shaky limbs.
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Curse you, green-eyed monster! I was so smug that I'd beaten you. Turns out you don't go down without a real fight.
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I'd expected that a group that had shrugged off the societal rules of marriage = monogamy would be far less willing to embrace the sexist gender roles shoved down our throats at every turn.
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I have no issues being a pervert, but I have worries about being denied entry into the US (possibly forever) for being a pervert. "We don't need your maple-scented filth here, ma'am!"
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Some tropical rain shut down the band early, but Will and I took advantage and made out in the rain, enjoying rain-slick skin and lips as others dodged for cover.
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