Friday, June 6, 2008

Kinds of wanting.

I want enough money to pay my bills, go out with friends, and have some left over for savings each month. I also want to be a billionaire.

It's easy enough to sort out the reasonable desire from the goofily overreaching one in this case. In others it's harder.

I want to find a sexual partner who fulfills my needs, respects me, and is also a friend. I also want to get laid every night by a wide variety of sexually dominant men with large frames and short hair.



(My sexual preferences make me the inverse Anita Blake.)

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  1. "(My sexual preferences make me the inverse Anita Blake.)"

    Tightwettightwettightwet?

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  2. I don't believe that.

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  3. I've only read the first 4 Antia Blake books, but from what I know of her, her sexual/relationship/sex morals/ideals are TOTALLY unhealthy and messed up.

    You would NEVER see me buying a cow without testing the milk! Sex is a huge part of a relationship - it's not everything, but it's damn important - and if you and your intended don't click sexually - appetite, style, kink, whatnot - then you are NOT going to be happy, period!

    It's a topic I'm very passionate about as you can see...

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  4. she SOMETIMES likes to be dominated, according to the latest book.
    it was very strange. very backwards. i'm still in shock.

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  5. `Anita Blake makes as much sense to me as "BDSM typing/talking protocol." I guess I really am vanilla.

    I'll Google her myself--I'm just sayin'.

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  6. Oh, sweet jumping jeebus, she's a "vampire hunter?" No wonder I've never heard of her. The last thing the world needed was another book about vampires.

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  7. DG - Oh no, she's not just a vampire hunter, she's a vampire hunter who transparently reflects the author's dysfunctional sexual fantasies.

    And all of the men in the stories are very short with long flowy hair and meek little weenieboy personalities.

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  8. re: Anita Blake... Nothing quite like a particularly tacky Mary Sue. I'm thinking inverting Anita Blake's preferences is better called "being rational."

    Then again, I had to learn that from your responses. Maybe I'm off base.

    I'm all about the billionaire thing.

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