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This has been a fantasy of mine for a while. Sadly, it is only fantasy.
"It's movie night at the old home, and I can't wait to see what awful movie is in story for me. That's the arrangement I have with her. She chooses the movie, usually some sentimental tragic romance, and I choose her outfit. Somehow, having her naked bound body beside me makes 'Snowballs chance in heaven' and 'Love at any cost' bearable.' If she feels me zoning out, she'll lay her head on my lap. She's seen these movies many times before. "
I can definately make my own way to the fridge during one of the slow bits, which is the entire movieYes, but you can't send her to the fridge to get you a beer!
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But will her medical insurance agree to pay for that procedure?That one's quite clever, Pygmalion isn't it?
Now with this one, they told her to get up on the bed and she'd get a thorough examination.
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That one's quite clever, Pygmalion isn't it?
Now with this one, they told her to get up on the bed and she'd get a thorough examination.
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In the 'Slavery' thread Martha come asked about where did they find the 'pregnant bitches' but I thing I know...But will her medical insurance agree to pay for that procedure?
You can insure against practically anything if you pay a high enough premium....But will her medical insurance agree to pay for that procedure?
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That one's quite clever, Pygmalion isn't it?
insure against it?You can insure against practically anything if you pay a high enough premium....
It's Phryne!
Though obviously here she has decided to do a bit of Pygmalion on our old friend Jean-Leon Gerome
View attachment 449798 Perhaps she found appearing before the Areopagus too ahistorical