#cervix
I need a break from work, and for some reason having an erection seems like a good idea. Did an elaborate specific fantasy suddenly jump into my head? No, I’m just thinking: I like it when my dick is hard. Things are simple and easy.
And now I’m aware of my balls, how full and heavy they feel, and I realize there is a good reason for that; I haven’t cum for a few days and I have a big load stored up. Am I thinking about how it would feel if I shot that load? No, not yet. I just enjoy knowing the load is there, that I have been making it for days, carrying it around with me. Though it’s all I know, I do like being a member of the sex which makes sperm.
My cock is already a little thicker than normal; I can feel it against my underwear. It’s been listening to me think, but I haven’t yet given in completely to enjoying myself. I reach down and begin to stroke myself through my jeans. Yeah, this is a good idea. Let’s do this.
I get up and walk over to the computer and log in to the Tumblr account I use to follow porn. My dashboard does not disappoint. I scroll past image after image of cocks, pussies, cocks in pussies, and my favorite, pussies full of cum.
My own cock is swelling and definitely needs release from its denim prison. I unbutton my jeans and slip a hand under the waistband of my boxers to grasp my shaft. My hand feels cold for a few moments, but somehow that doesn’t seem like a bad thing. It just makes my cock feel hot, and a hot cock feels ready. With my other hand, I open my jeans and push down my boxers far enough to expose my balls, and now I hold my stiffening cock out from my body and stroke it slowly.
Quickly, now, I am rock hard and straining and already starting to leak pre-cum, nature’s second-best lube, and I smear it up and down my shaft. Yeah, I was right. This much pre-cum this soon tells me I have a huge load ready to shoot, and I can feel the size of my load in my balls, too. When I cum, there will be ten or twelve spurts, long and strong.
Yeah, I am thinking about cumming now. How could I not? I’m in no rush, but let’s face it: I’m a guy and I like to shoot my cum. And yeah, now I have something specific in mind, the one place I want to shoot: deep inside your pussy. One hand still on my cock and the other gently pulling and cupping my balls, I close my eyes and imagine…
I’m driving myself deep inside you, balls deep, cockhead right up against your cervix. You and I both know that every time we fuck I do my best to get you pregnant. The only difference today is that I know you’re ovulating and you’re whispering in my ear: “Do it… Cum in me… I want your baby… Make me pregnant…” I press my cock deep in you, grinding against you, and suddenly I’m cumming, shooting my sperm in their millions right where they belong. Each exquisite spasm seems endless as I spurt every drop of warm, sperm-rich semen I have into you, filling you to overflowing…
I had the most vivid dream last night where my sister and I were making love (of course, bareback). I was fucking her missionary, and then we switched to doggy style and then she wanted to ride me and then back to missionary and I SO VERY VIVIDLY remember penetrating her extremely tight pussy each time we switched positions. I’ve been thinking about her all day…how much I want to make sweet love to her… How cute her moans were in my dream as I fucked her…
She’s not a “gorgeous knockout.” She’s a “plain jane.” And that makes her so very adorable.
So this is what I want right now:
-I want my sweet, curvy, chubby sister naked in my bed.
-I want to explore every inch of her body with my tongue and lips.
-I want to suckle on her beautiful breasts.
-I want to eat her delicious pussy out for at least an hour.
-I want to make her cum by doing that…and revel in her sweet moans as she grabs my hair.
-I want to hear her say how much she wants me inside her.
-I want her to spread her legs wide, missionary and use her fingers to spread her unprotected pussy open for me, patiently waiting for my cock.
-I want to feel my thick 7″ cock stretch her bare pussy as I slide inside my sister.
-I want to watch her jaw drop as I do that.
-I want to kiss her sweet lips passionately as I start to make love to her…drilling deeper and faster.
-I want to make love to my sister for hours as my cock explores her sweet forbidden depths, discovering every part of her naughty little pussy.
-I want to tell her I’m going to cum so deep inside her.
-I want to tell my sister that I’m going to get her pregnant.
-I want my cock to kiss her cervix as I cum deep inside her, exploding millions and millions of incestuous sperm directly into her unprotected, fertile womb…their only purpose to find and inseminate her helpless little egg.
-I want her to moan and scream as she feels my nice warm cum flooding her pussy.
-I want to kiss her deeply as I tell her how much I love her, my cock still deep inside her, touching her cervix.
-I want to do the exact same thing the next day, and the next day.
Is that asking too much?
DM me and let’s chat about it.
(Mmmm, God I want her so badly right now…If she only knew…)
#Tabbytender #fetishfreakscene
1. Male condoms:
How it is used: Placed over penis to capture semen.
How often used: For a single use at the time of intercourse.
Pros: Widely available for free. Available in many sizes, colours, and flavours. Protect against STD/STIs. No medical side effects.
Cons: Can tear if not handled with care. Most commonly found in latex. Man has to pull out his penis right after ejaculation.
How effective: 98%
2. Female condoms:
How it is used: Placed inside the vagina to catch the semen.
How often used: For a single use at the time of intercourse.
Pros: Protect against STD/STIs. No medical side effects.
Cons: Not widely available. Can make noise. Can tear if not handled with care.
How effective: 95%
3. Combined pill:
How it is used: Take daily intakes of progesterone ands oestrogen to prevent the release of an egg.
How often used: Taken daily at the same time each day.
Pros: Can reduce acne. Can lighten and regulate menstruation. Can reduce risk of ovarian cancer.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Can have medical side effects. Can increase blood pressure. Linked to breast cancer and blood clots.
How effective: 99%
4. Progesterone only pill:
How it is used: Take a daily pill that releases progesterone to thickens mucus in cervix, and stops sperm from reaching the egg.
How often used: Taken daily at the same time each day.
Pros: Can be used for women who can’t use contraception that contains oestrogen. Can use it while breastfeeding. Can be used at any age. Smokers can use this. Can reduce symptoms of PMS.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Have to take a pill everyday at the same time. Some medicines may affect effectiveness. Can have side affects.
How effective: 99%
5. Cap:
How it is used: Covers the cervix and worn for 6 hours after intercourse to keep sperm from entering. Must be used with spermacide.
How often used: Used at the time of intercourse.
Pros: No side affects. Reusable.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Takes time to learn how to insert. Linked with bladder infections.
How effective: 99%
6. Implant:
How it is used: Inserted under the skin of the upper arm. Releases progesterone to stops eggs from being released.
How often used: Lasts for 3 year.
Pros: Can be removed. Safe to use while breast feeding. An option for people who can’t use oestrogen.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Periods may be irregular or stop for the first year. Numerous side affects. Needs to be put in by a professional.
How effective: 99%
7. Diaphragm
How it is used: Placed inside of vagina. Must be used with spermicide
How often used: Use at the time of intercourse.
Pros: No serious health risks. Only have to think about it when you are about to have sex.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Learning how to use it properly takes time. May develop a bladder infection.
How effective: 92-96%
8. Patch:
How it is used: Releases progesterone and oestrogen to prevent release of the egg.
How often used: Change the patch every week for 3 weeks and then 1 week without the patch.
Pros: Can be worn in water or playing sports. Reduces heavy and painful periods.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Increases blood pressure. Can develop blood clot. Not suitable for smokers. People over 35 or people who weigh more that 90kg. Visible. Mild side affects.
How effective: 99%
9. Injection:
How it is used: Injects progesterone to stop eggs from being released.
How often used: Lasts for 8 to 12 weeks depending on the type.
Pros: An option for people who can’t use oestrogen. Not affected by medication. Safe to use while breastfeeding. May reduce heavy and painful periods.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Numerous side affects. Cannot be removed. Periods may become irregular or stop. Can take up to one year to gain fertility back. Possible allergic reaction.
How effective: 99%
10. Natural Family Planning:
How it is used: Keep a daily record of your fertility signals, such as your temperature and fluids coming out of your cervix. It takes three to six menstrual cycles to learn the method. Should be accompanied with condom.
How often used: Needs to be checked daily.
Pros: No physical side effects. Learns more about your own body.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Must follow the instructions. Does not allow for mistakes. Fertility signs can be affected by factors such as illness, stress or travel. If you want to have sex during time when you might get pregnant, must use another method.
How effective: 75-99%
11. Intrauterine System:
How it is used: Releases progesterone into the womb. Makes it difficult for sperm to move through and reach an egg.
How often used: 3-5 years
Pros: It can be taken out at anytime. You don’t have to think about contraception everyday. It can be used by women who can’t have combined contraception. Can reduce menstruation pain.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Risk of mood swings, skin problems or breast tenderness. Small risk of getting infection. Uncomfortable to be put in. Hormonal problems can occur.
How effective: 99%
12. Intrauterine Device:
How it is used: Stops sperm and egg from surviving in the womb
How often used: 5-10 years
Pros: It can be removed at anytime. You don’t have to think about contraception everyday.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Changes to your periods (can make them heavier or more painful). Your body may expel IUD. Small chance of infection. Can be uncomfortable to get put in.
How effective: 75-99%
13. Vaginal Ring:
How it is used: Ring releases oesterogen and progesterone, which prevents ovulation, and makes it difficult for sperm to get to egg.
How often used: Provide contraception for a month.
Pros: Does not interrupt sex. Don’t have to think about contraceptive everyday.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Don’t have to think about it everyday. Temporary side effects, such as discharge, breast tenderness and headaches. Possible blood clotting. Sometimes the ring can come out on its own.
How effective: 99%
14. Female steralization:
How it is used: A surgery to block or seal the fallopian tubes.
How often used: Permanent procedure.
Pros: Won’t affect your hormones. Will not affect you sex drive. Rarely any long term problems.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Must continue to use contraceptives for 3 months after the surgery. Chance of the blocked tubes to rejoin.
How effective: 99%
15. Vasectomy:
How it is used: A surgery to cut off, block, or seal the tubes that carry sperm from a male’s testicles.
How often used: Permanent procedure.
Pros: The failure rate is only 0.05%. Rarely long term effects. Does not affect hormones or sex drive.
Cons: Does not protect against STD/STIs. Must continue to use contraceptives for 8 weeks after the surgery. Complications can occur.
How effective: 99%
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Dinosmear
A rare sighting of the rawrsome Papanicolaous Rex!
The cells in this image are the squamous epithelial cells that line the region of the ectocervix the region of the hole (os) in the cervix where it protrudes into the vagina.
Doctors obtain these cells by scraping the cervix. The cells are then smeared onto a slide and stained with the Papanicolaou stain during the pap smear. Cytologists examine the cells for any signs of abnormal morphology that could be an indicator of cervical cancer or other pathology.
Image based on the original by @mik__e [Insta]
