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by Bubbles » Sat, 10 Sep 2005 4:59 pm
Squabble, squabble children! Don't you know that all discussions are enriched by additional comment. Leave Sapphire alone, I like her off the wall comments.
But as for the Kamasutra. It's all very well learning a few new moves but I find these 'manuals' only come out when things have quietened down a little in a relationship.
It's interesting, don't you think, that the usual three or four ways of 'doing it' are the ones we all try first? They must be proven to be the ones that are the most fun, I guess.
I would think it very strange if I met someone meaningful and the very first time we got around to 'it' he suggested number 245 from the Kamasutra, saying, 'No, legs here, hold this, balance on tiptoe for two ticks, and keep a smile on your face please.'
I'd freak out.
Nothing against variety, and there lies the key I think.
These instruction books only come in useful for a certain period in a relationship....
i.e....those first few months after that initial madness has worn off a bit....then perhaps a peek at the book later on in relationships when it perhaps has really started to pall and you're looking for crazy ideas to try, to cheer things up.
The vast majority of a relationship, sexually wise, is taken from those usual four, five or whatever moves we all try.
No, let's not start a list of what they are, we all know them.
In reality, tell the truth now folks, how many of us keep the old Kamasutra open on the bedside each night and try a new position from it regularly. If you do, please write and tell us cos I admire you, I really do. If only for being so bendy!!!!!!
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Dylan Thomas.