Freedom
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Posted:Nov 18, 2016 6:51 am
Last Updated:Jan 25, 2017 12:49 pm
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Hey guys, make sure you donate and/or subscribe to things like the ACLU, SCLC, FFRF, NAACP, and the SPLC whenever possible. They are going to be overwhelmed for the next several years defending innocent people. These donations will be one of the best ways to help and protect those in the minority, the LGBT community, and the poor. They will also be able to protect you from first amendment violations. Do not back down from your rights and your beliefs. It is far easier to take something from you that you aren't firmly grasping. Hang on tight, and don't let go.
The following is a list of publications that will not only help keep you informed but will also help guarantee your freedom of speech. Buying a subscription to your local paper, the Washington Post, the New Your Times, Pro Publica, the Nation, Mother Jones, Daily Kos, The Guardian US version, or Huffington Post helps you and it helps them to stay afloat. Protect your rights. I think it's also important to tune in and vocally and vociferously support people like Rachel Maddow and Joy Reid. If Trump continues his attack on free speech, these people will be the first to go. If you don't want that to happen, then it is your job to stop it.
Yes, all of these things are relevant and important. The biggest freedoms we have are to be kept well informed and to speak our minds without fear of penalty or punishment. If you've paid attention to things Trump has said and the way the media handled him throughout the election process, you will know that truths were withheld and threats were made. We will all be sorry one day if we look around and FOX is the only access to information you have left. Don't think it could happen? Think again. Trump already believes he has absolute power. Could you imagine him controlling the media as well? Long after the protests are over or after things settle down into some terrible new norm, these are still some of the things we can do to protect our freedoms and those of other people.
Oh, and if you want to protect your reproductive rights or guarantee access to birth control for yourselves or your women friends, donate to Planned Parenthood.
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Please Don't Make Me Beg
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Posted:Nov 2, 2016 8:08 am
Last Updated:Nov 5, 2016 7:22 am
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I would really love your big hard cock
up in me right now
it's been two long weeks
And my body is actually pleading
My clit is swollen
My pussy is dripping
My nipples are hard
And you're so far away
It's time for you to come over
Work be damned
And let all the rest take care of itself
For I need you here with me
To touch me
To fill me
To fuck me
To satisfy me
Like only you've been able
I'm down on my knees for you already
But please don't make me beg
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What he said.
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Posted:Oct 7, 2016 4:09 pm
Last Updated:Nov 5, 2016 7:23 am
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Ok, so I'm a single woman in 2016. Believe it or not, I write smut with the intention of doing so for a living. I do. It was actually my eating disorder therapist who suggested it. She said if I was going to write, I needed to write erotica because it sells. So, I use all sorts of coarse language and tell embarrassingly vulgar stories. And I was reminded of something I learned in college, which is that many writers write for Playboy for their paycheck and for Guideposts for their salvation. Plus, like I said, I'm a single woman. I have been privy to much locker room banter. If you are naive enough to think some people don't talk like that, I truly don't know what to say. Further, I'd be a hypocrite to say I'm offended by Trump's colorful description of body parts. So, what can I say? Well, I don't write about believing I'm entitled to take what I want from people against their will. I don't have a history of being a sexist pig that I'm trying ever so hard to convince people is not actually me. I don't abuse people for sport. I've never been accused of assaulting anyone. I'm not braggadocios about harming people. I do know the difference between creative writing and reality. And most importantly, I'm not running for president, and on the family values ticket, no less. I say all that to say you won't hear/see me calling Trump a pig for this particular video, though I do indeed think he's a pig. You will hear me say this is just another piece of the puzzle that collectively says Trump is not presidential material. And I'm grateful if it loses the guy more votes and harms the reputation of his Republican Party supporters.
I do think/hope this will finally cost him the votes of many of his hangers on. The clergy, the mothers, aunts, grandmothers of women every where. The fathers and grandfathers and uncles of little girls. But there will still be plenty, even among those listed, who will have to do so under the realization of the error of their ways and not because they've never talked like that or heard someone else talk like that before.
I post this here because I'm curious to know. We are on an adult sex/dating site. Anything and everything goes here. Even among us who will and have said, watched, and participated in all sorts of stuff, do you think this is the thing that will upend his candidacy like nothing else has so far? Do we recognize the difference between our often fantasy like sex life and what we want for the real world?
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Living in Trump's America
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Posted:Oct 5, 2016 8:25 am
Last Updated:Oct 7, 2016 10:41 pm
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Hypothetically speaking, will all of you who are failing to see the threat that is Donald Trump be there to protect your friends and neighbors and even family members when he makes good on his hate rhetoric should be actually win this election? When he goes after the Muslims and the Mexicans and the illegals and then, drunk with his own power, decides to go after anyone else he deems unworthy, will you step up to defend them? To hide them? Will you be the Miep Gies and Schindler of our day? Will you be there to protect the elderly and the "gays" and the disabled and the African Americans? And the fat women? After all, though Hitler exterminated six million Jewish people, he gathered up plenty of other people along the way. There were also gypsies, gay people, and the elderly and disabled, who could do nothing to advance his plans for a master race. And had people not stopped the Nazi regime, there is no telling how many lives they would have taken. After all, these people were unable to stop the atrocities being done to them. They couldn't deny the orders or ignore the call. They were taken from their jobs, their homes, their streets, separated from their families, even. They were collected like garbage and taken, some to work camps and others to their death. They were taken because their eye color was wrong. They were taken for their last name. They were taken because they were weak. They were taken because they were useless to a monster like Adolf Hitler. Oh, it was ok at first to some. I mean, it was just those "dirty Jews." And what harm was being done to them for real? They were only being deported. But then more and more people were taken. And then the stories began to unfold. And then the people realized something was terribly wrong, but it was already too late for too many. Will you at some point realize the error of your ways and join in the fight to stop Trump from carrying out the plans he's already made known to you? Yes, that's right. He's expressed his ideas to you. His side comments, his rants, and his accusations are all out there for you to hear. You just don't believe it. You'd rather believe your own distortions. But I'm taking him seriously. I'm taking him at his word. I've heard his rhetoric before. I will not be voting for Trump. I know better. But how about the rest of you? Will you recognize the danger we will all be in? Will you come up with a plan to save your fellow man? Or will you watch with your mouth agape, making the ridiculous excuse that you didn't believe he'd actually do what he said?
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When he calls me by name
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Posted:Oct 4, 2016 4:52 pm
Last Updated:Oct 8, 2016 5:11 am
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He calls me baby
At first I balked
I don't like to be called baby
I have a name
And he doesn't know me all that well
But then one day he asked me for sex
And suddenly I wasn't baby anymore
I was back to being Jennifer
I had even become Jen
There's not a sexier sound on the planet
Then when a man calls you by your name
Especially as he enters you
And his hands grip your hips
Or when he feels your wetness
And his own excitement grows
It might be the faintest whisper
Or even a throaty growl
But hearing your name
from a man who appreciates you
Is the most amazing sound
you might ever hear
So now when he sees me from afar
And baby is the name he opts to use
It doesn't matter anymore
I still hear him saying Jennifer
I still hear him calling me Jen
Each time we're alone
When it matters
When I need to know that he knows me after all
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PTSD is not a diagnosis of the weak.
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Posted:Oct 4, 2016 7:26 am
Last Updated:Nov 7, 2016 11:24 am
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I hadn't read what Trump said yesterday about veterans and mental health when all the accusations started flying, so at first I couldn't comment on whether or not it was taken out of context. I could only say that it makes no sense that any soldier, active or veteran, votes republican. If our soldiers are coming home and committing suicide, it is because they are not receiving the support they need. Programs are cut, funding is reduced, and we have a lousy congress to thank. Republicans love to go to war, and they love the proceeds from the war. Unfortunately, our soldiers pay the price, either in bloodshed or emotional trauma. Some things just cannot be unseen. It doesn't make them weak. It does make them have needs that aren't being met. And I can say that Trump absolutely said something negative about veteran affairs in the recent past, and his party is indeed to blame for that. So no matter what he happened to say in this latest speech, he's a hypocrite and an unworthy of the support of our military. You can't support taking away the funding then attack the program and still come out with clean hands. If you want the program fixed, Herr Trump, then insist money be allocated for it. Don't attack it.
However, after discovering what he did say, I believe people are suitably angry. I know I'm angry. This sounds like an underhanded attack to me. To suggest some people are stronger than others like it's a good or bad thing? Like it's a judgment for anyone to make? What makes someone tougher? What's the deciding factor on when it's acceptable that you come home with PTSD? If you lose one friend and someone else loses three, is it more acceptable for the guy with three losses to suffer than the guy with one loss? Or maybe it's a proximity thing. Maybe the guy whose buddy died in his arms is more entitled to PTSD than the guy whose buddy died three feet away. No one is entitled to make these judgments. No one with any decency would. No one knows why some people cope with things differently than others. It isn't right or fair to point out that some people come home with greater or more lasting effects than someone else. And truly, how do you measure the effects? Guilt, shame, depression, anger, and regret are things our soldiers return home with. Anger might make you punch a wall, and depression might make you put a gun to your head, but neither the cause nor the effect is measured differently. Some people just live to tell the tale. And I will add that everyone is affected in some way. Sometimes it takes years to manifest, and sometimes it manifests in ways you wouldn't recognize as PTSD or military related at all. Therefore, to all the people thinking his words were taken out of context, they weren't. As a mental health worker, I know good and damn well that there is a stigma attached to mental illness, and Trump's words played right into it. No matter how you slice it, Trump doesn't deserve your vote; he doesn't deserve my vote; and he sure as hell doesn't deserve the support of our military.
I have one final thought on the matter, if you can believe I am capable of a final thought on any matter. Whether it's been stated or merely implied, I know that what Trump is doing when he picks on the mental health of our veterans and soldiers is actually taking a swing at President Obama. If he's talking about the weakness of our military in any form or fashion, it's a statement against democrats in office, specifically our current administration. As if President Obama had any physical involvement with the training of our soldiers. As if the training of our soldiers could in any way speak to their mental health once they return home. This, in and of itself, is an underhanded attack against President Obama and military officers, and it's a warning of sorts not to elect Hillary because she would provide more of same. However, PTSD is nothing new. The name is relatively new, but it's no different from shell shock or battle fatigue. Were the veterans who came home with those afflictions weak, too? Were those afflictions the fault of a president, too?
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A sight to behold
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Posted:Sep 28, 2016 9:58 am
Last Updated:Sep 30, 2016 6:50 am
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Ladies, have you ever seen your orgasm? Have you ever gotten off so intensely that you could actually visualize your body working through the process of the aforementioned orgasm? No, I'm not talking about squirting or watching yourself shudder. I'm talking about actually feeling like you could see within yourself, watching the remarkable response that is the orgasm taking place, recognizing the intensity. I did last night. I had been lying in bed with a friend of mine. We had just been talking. Two friends chatting away. I was indifferent to the idea that something more might actually take place. But then he touched me. Realizing immediately that I have been been blessed with soft and amazingly smooth skin, his hands continued to touch, creating a warmth within me. He stroked my legs, my stomach, my breasts, and his fingertips brushed against my inner thigh. And then he kissed my rib cage. I could tell my body was responding favorably to his touch. I could feel the excitement and wetness increasing. And then clothing was pushed aside and ultimately removed. He entered me gently, almost too gently. I had gone from indifference to absolute need. I could feel myself aching to have him go deeper inside me. I wanted his hands and mouth all over me. And he obliged. I could feel myself losing control, my hips rising to meet his, pulling him into me as deep as I could take him. But then I thought I wasn't going to get off at all. I had come very close and then he moved suddenly and ended the moment. I kept trying. I rolled him over and climbed on top, knowing what I like, taking what I needed. I haven't had sex lately, and I was definitely due for some pleasure and release. So I was riding away. My pussy wrapped around the impressively large cock of my otherwise diminutive new young friend. Suddenly, I felt my body tighten. I had reached the moment when you know you are there. In some other worldly heightened state of awareness, I felt like my mind's eye had traveled through my body to my core. The room seemed to darken as though I had entered a tunnel, and I watched as my engorged pussy tightened and clenched and contracted repeatedly. I have gotten off every bit as intensely before, but I don't remember ever feeling that I could see it as much as feel it. I'd very much like a repeat performance to see where else my body and mind might travel next.
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Orange is the New Ridiculous
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Posted:Sep 27, 2016 8:58 am
Last Updated:Sep 28, 2016 7:14 am
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I've been scrolling through my recent writing, trying to come up with something I'd like to post here. There's been a lot going on in the world lately. It's just hard for me because I've always been a firm believer in not speaking about certain things in mixed company. So, let's keep it a bit lighthearted at least, shall we? I dyed my hair the other day. I always go red. I love the way red looks on me. It also matches my personality. Usually, no matter what shade I go with, my hair comes out a really interesting shade of burgundy. It settles out quite nicely into an auburn shade, but it starts out much darker than it says on the box. This time I went with runway red. And now my hair is a bright, bright orange. I mean it's more orange than Trump's face. Imagine that. Speaking of Trump, I went to watch the debate last night. I've never really watched a political debate before, but I've gotten more and more involved with politics lately, and my eating disorder therapist thought I should go to a watch party organized by the local democratic party. She recognizes my isolation, and she thinks I need to get involved in life more. So, I went. I even wore a skirt. It went well with my bright orange hair. All things considered, it was an interesting evening. I watched Trump make an idiot of himself. Unless you're a Trump supporter, in which case, he was brilliant. Snort. You know, I can't really tell people what to think. It's not my place. Fawn all over him if you're bound to, but the only thing Trump actually told us last night was that he thinks it's perfectly acceptable to screw people out of money and that he pretty much hates everybody and everything but China, Russia, and Hannity. Are either of those things purposeful when trying to sustain a country? He spoke directly to hatred and fear. None of his numbers were accurate. None of his responses legitimately answered the questions. It was as if he stood in the pulpit and preached a sermon of hatred and lies, complete with hissing and spitting. But all some people want to hear is hatred, so for some of you that was good enough. But let's not even try to pretend anymore that you like his plan and his vision to better this country. What you like about him is his hatred.
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Society Says
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Posted:Sep 20, 2016 7:20 am
Last Updated:Oct 5, 2016 8:23 am
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Society has told you what's important to it. That doesn't mean that that has to become your reality. I am reminded of a few years ago when my was playing high school volleyball. On nights of a football game, high school football teams got a police to and from games. They rode the bus to the games together as a team. On the nights of the girls volleyball games, there was no police escort; there was no bus. The girls took their own cars to their games. They drove themselves as though they were insignificant and didn't deserve respect or attention. One of the arguments made as to why this was acceptable was that the girl's volleyball team did not bring in money the way the boy's football team did. Well, I say shame on everyone who perpetuates such nonsense. It might not have been true of all schools, but our girls volleyball team had an amazing record. They made it to the final four in my 's senior year. I wonder when the last time our football team made it to the final four. Personally, I was ashamed of the parents at my school, particularly the mothers. I was ashamed of them for perpetuating the notion that their sons deserved more recognition than their daughters. After all, if the lackluster football team brought in more money, it was because people supported it, and not the other way around. This is the same thing we deal with in society as a whole. People tell you what is more important and you buy into it. Your life is no less or more important based on the color of your skin, or whether something dangles between your legs or not, or whether you can throw a football 100 yards. Everyone deserves the same recognition, the same adulation, the same respect, the same love, and the same opportunities in life. The only reason why some people are treated differently than others is because we continue to perpetuate the notion that it's deserved.
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Testing the Waters
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Posted:Sep 19, 2016 9:31 am
Last Updated:Apr 30, 2024 11:40 am
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I actually posted this on a page I created for Facebook, but it fits here, too. And it was kind of fun to write.
For as entertaining as social media is, it's been decidedly divisive over the years. I've tried my best to share my personal opinion/controversial posts with a select few because I know that I'm often terribly outnumbered. As an outspoken, passionate, educated, white, liberal, pro marriage equality, pro choice, pro military, anti gun, anti war, believer that all dogs go to heaven, Jewish, Catholic, Yankee living in the south, I am usually pissing someone off at any given moment. It is what it is, really. However, I feel like my page is just that, my page. I'm entitled to say what I want. And more is the point, I'm entitled to the last word. It doesn't mean I'm arguing with you. It doesn't mean I think you're opinion is invalid. It doesn't mean I think you're stupid. I expect to have the final say on anything that has my name at the top of the page. But here's other side of that. I offer everyone else the same courtesy. How often can any of you say that that girl Jennifer hopped on your page and argued her differing opinion much less stated it? You can't. Usually, I will scroll on by something I know I'm going to disagree with. And if I happen to see something I don't like, instead of commenting on your page and throwing in my two cents, I will simply counter post on my own page. Why? Because it's my page. It's my safe haven. And it's my right. Now, again, you have the right to disagree with me, you have the right to unfollow me, and you may even voice your thoughts on the matter. But at the end of the day, please know that your differing opinion won't change how I feel about you, the person I know, but it will likely be rebutted.
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Are you really leaving the house dressed like that?
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Posted:Sep 19, 2016 9:04 am
Last Updated:Sep 27, 2016 8:36 am
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Another night another posting about victim shaming. Of course, you guys didn't get to see the previous one because it was banned. Sadly, I didn't say anything offensive. It's just that some words are not allowed to be uttered, regardless of the context. At any rate, tonight my was leaving to hang out with her boyfriend. The top she was wearing was revealing, and the undergarments she had on were more for emphasis than for coverage. I actually found myself saying something along the lines of I hope she stayed safe dressed like that. NO, I certainly don't think it would be deserved if something bad happened to her or to anyone else, for that matter. To tell the truth, I wear revealing things on occasion myself; however, her top just seemed more than a bit revealing. And as her parent, I would worry about her if she were wearing something completely different. The problem is that whether something is warranted or not, it is the world we live in today. People see something they want, and they take it. Maybe saying something makes me a bad parent. Maybe it makes a pariah among my own gender. I can't help it. I've seen too much not to know that awful things happen in this world, even in the safest of circumstances. The ultimate thing to remember here is that while I absolutely agree that boys are to be held 100% accountable for their actions and that boys will be boys is the most ignorant phrase to ever be coined, it doesn't mean that bad things don't happen to women every day, and the longest sentence in the world isn't going to take back a horrible crime.
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A message of intent
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Posted:Sep 19, 2016 7:55 am
Last Updated:Sep 20, 2016 7:18 am
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To those of you who actively visit my blog, I am sure you realize my writing has tapered off lately. The truth is that it hasn’t. I’ve just been writing things that I didn’t think belonged on here. I admittedly don’t read other blogs that often on FriendFinder-x, so I am not really up to speed on what everyone else is writing about. But I’ve decided that maybe it’s time to branch out a bit into the world of politics and religion and sports. I’m hoping to find some good sexual inspiration soon, but in the meantime, what’s going on in that pretty little head of yours? I’m about to tell you what’s going on in mine.
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Torn
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Posted:Sep 17, 2016 3:11 pm
Last Updated:Sep 27, 2016 8:36 am
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I'm torn between wanting your respect
And wanting to fuck you into oblivion
I want you to think highly of me
I want you to see me in a good light
But what I really want is to wrap my legs
Around your waist and scratch my nails down your back,
I want to grip that incredible ass you were graced with
As you thrust in and out of me
Your opinion of me matters, it's true
But OH the things I'd like to do to you
I'd like to be able to look you in the eye
But I want to look into your eyes
As I am on top of you
Riding you as your hands cup my breasts
Or your fingers run through my hair
I'd love for you to have feelings for me
But I long to feel you deep inside of me as well
I'm torn between wanting your respect
And wanting that ass
I'm torn between wanting to offer a piece of myself to you
And wishing you would ask for the rest
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