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Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

Growing up, I was always insecure about my nipples, because they protrude from just about any shirt I can find. Now, I think of it as free advertising 😃

In most ways, my situation has largely stayed the same pre- and post-COVID (finances, social, personal, etc.) with one MAJOR difference (on the plus side): I now work exclusively from home. This has been something I've wanted my entire career, and it was only because of COVID that I got it, and honestly, it really is everything I thought it would be. Possibly even better!

THAT'S THE ONE!! Exactly as I remember it--thank you for sharing!

I think I know exactly the clip you're talking about (but also don't know where it came from). When Mike came, he shot all over Rob's chin, and it kind of dangled there in strings as Rob continued to suck him off. I can't count the number of times I've jerked off to that clip in my younger day

I am kind of the opposite. I'm always hard when I bottom, and if I'm not, it definitely means I'm NOT enjoying it

In most ways, my situation has largely stayed the same pre- and post-COVID (finances, social, personal, etc.) with one MAJOR difference (on the plus side): I now work exclusively from home. This has been something I've wanted my entire career, and it was only because of COVID that I got it, and honestly, it really is everything I thought it would be. Possibly even better!

In most ways, my situation has largely stayed the same pre- and post-COVID (finances, social, personal, etc.) with one MAJOR difference (on the plus side): I now work exclusively from home. This has been something I've wanted my entire career, and it was only because of COVID that I got it, and honestly, it really is everything I thought it would be. Possibly even better!

In most ways, my situation has largely stayed the same pre- and post-COVID (finances, social, personal, etc.) with one MAJOR difference (on the plus side): I now work exclusively from home. This has been something I've wanted my entire career, and it was only because of COVID that I got it, and honestly, it really is everything I thought it would be. Possibly even better!

I have wanted one since I was 18, and even knew what I wanted it to be, but was never brave enough to take the leap. At 40 a few years ago, I got my very first one (well, two, one on each arm). Ironically, it wasn't even the thing I've wanted for decades, but I love it nonetheless. Even when it's covered and no one can see it, I like knowing it's there. I may actually get what I've been wanting at some point

Some time ago, in an effort to get me in a better position, my husband lifted my legs up over my head to rim me. It got me so close that just a few strokes sent me over the edge, and I ended up cumming all over my own face. Totally accidental, but one of the best discoveries we've made in recent history. 😃 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem. 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem. 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem. 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem. 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem. 

I think the percentage or "ratio" allocation is a really good way to go. When my partner and I bought our first home together, we sat down and took a long look at all our finances and figured that I made about 65% of our total household income. We then figured out what our monthly expenses would be (including everything averaged out over the course of the year, like property taxes and insurance). With that number in hand, we took 65% of the total, and that's how much I contributed, and he contributed 35%. We've been adjusting it every so often since, and it's never been a problem.