
So I’m reading the other night. It was either some doctoral thesis or the Iliad by Homer and I come across this literary gem:
He increased the stroke of his cock, sliding quickly out and slowly back into her greedy pussy.
Huh?
This book was obviously targeted at us women and from a marketing perspective I just had to ask:
Should we really be naming the female parts after the one of the 7 Deadly Sins?
What’s next?
Apparently it was just too much effort for her slothful nipples to become aroused under his skillful touch.
Of course describing “down there” has also been a challenge for some romance authors.
Back in the day it was all about "the delicate pink flowered petals of her dewy womanhood" and "his engorged manroot."
There was a lot of gardening going in back then and as an impressionable teen who had not yet experienced the “rock hard evidence of his desire” in person, it kind of freaked me out.
Some time it still bothers me to go into Earl May.
I keep thinking I'll run into an engorged manroot in aisle 5
There was a lot of gardening going in back then and as an impressionable teen who had not yet experienced the “rock hard evidence of his desire” in person, it kind of freaked me out.
Some time it still bothers me to go into Earl May.
I keep thinking I'll run into an engorged manroot in aisle 5
P.S. My all time least favorite is still “her sopping wet hole.” Stunningly unromantic. It does not get me hot it only reminds me I need to call Roto Rooter in the morning about possible water problem in the basement.


