#sexual
Amanda couldn’t believe it. Her mouth hung open in disbelief and she gasped half in pleasure and half in indignation as Brendan unloaded his balls into her. She had worked so hard, spent so much time at the gym to lose the baby weight from her first child. She knew another one would mean she’d never make it back to her old skinny self.
She’d made him promise to pull out. They didn’t have condoms and she was so so horny - taking care of the baby had put a serious crimp on her social life and she hadn’t been fucked in way too long. Now he’d just shot another child up into her belly, she just knew it. All that work, down the drain for a few seconds of his pleasure.
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peeling scabs.
Love, money, and sex … Helen Gurley Brown saw no reason why a modern woman couldn’t have all three. In fact, she had some pointed advice on how to get them. As editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, Gurley Brown forwarded the sexual revolution and helped many women redefine their lives on their own terms – just as she did going from ad agency secretary to one of the nation’s highest paid copywriters to the guiding force behind Cosmo. Unafraid to take a stand and a champion of progress and innovation, Helen Gurley Brown made being a Push Girl a way of life. And on her death, we celebrate the confidence, style, and intelligence she inspired in us all.
Tell your friend she’s got a little Helen Gurley Brown in her. Reblog now to give her a little push.
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Fuck feminism. I’m so tired of having it shoved down my throat by people who pick apart every word of what I say. Just because I used the word slut doesn’t mean I’m trying to offend you. It’s not my fault if you’re offended that I used the word slut. You don’t even know me. You can’t change how I think.
I like the word slut anyways.
So, just relax.
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