The nob on the stove?
To be fair, how would you feel if you said. "Let's boil the water then add the pasta." Then your partner said "No, no you turn the nob on the stove fill the pot with water, boil it and than add salt then the pasta."
What if the nob on the stove says he has a headache? Doesn't the nob get in the way of the pot and cooking?
Now could you ask them about adding the salt before the water is boiling?
No, oil to help the pasta from sticking to each other?
I mean no salt in the pasta water, the first person is clearly a git. If they are cooking the pasta, I'm not coming for dinner.
I always turn the stove on after the pot is filled with water with the salt added, but I'm trying to save energy.
Now back to topic poly and BDSM do not mix, except when the moon is in one of its phases, but I keep forgetting which one. It's probably the other one, but it keep getting in the wrong line for guides.
But to be safe, blindfold everyone and just tell them it was just a movie on TV.
I for one think the talk of homosexual, bisexual and heterosexual sexual contact is just shocking, possibly beyond belief. And all this talk of vanilla, ok in a bath and maybe when making cookies, but really coffee ice cream while discussing tax shelters with a tax accountant in the fires of hell is all that I think should be allowed, in polite company.
Where did I out my hot pink angora sweater, its convo sounds like it might be getting deep
NYCyndie there was a guy called Kinsey and this married couple, but used the last names Masters & Johnson (so I am guessing these were metaphorical pseudonyms) who found the majority of couples did some sort of BDSM at some point in their relationships, but hopefully is was all done in a darkroom, locked doors, curtains drawn and there was no sexual contact
Now once we see the Pope dressed in some black stockings and garter belt (his stocking seams had best be Straight) taking a whip to one of his Cardinals in front of the altar at St Pete's, maybe a bit of touching below the neck might be allowed, but really people.
Have some decorum or deco rem