The last time I was the subject of a Sinful Sunday post, it got a very positive response, likely due to the fact that I look pretty good in a suit. (If you haven’t seen it, head right over and check it out.) Seeking to capture lightning in a bottle, we’re doing something similar this week.
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I never have, but not because I find the idea unpalatable or because I am so possessive of my panties that I won’t let my husband wear them. I’ve never let Jack wear my panties simply because he’s never asked, and I’m guessing that he never will.
Jack and I are pretty open with each other in terms of sexual desires and fantasies, and we never pass judgment on what turns the other on. So I don’t have any reason to suspect that Jack secretly wants to wear my panties and just hasn’t figured out how to bring it up. He’s incredibly vocal about the things (and for that matter, the people) he’d like to do. He thinks nothing of making a sexual request, with the understanding that I’m unlikely to fly into a rage or even look at him funny over the fact that he’d like to fuck my best friend. If he wanted to wear my panties I am certain that he would have asked by now.
If he asked, I would have no problem handing over a pair for him to wear, but it isn’t something that turns me on. I’ve never been aroused by the idea of a lover wearing my panties. But if it turned Jack on, I see no reason to deny him. In fact, if it turned him on, it stands to reason that it might turn me on as well, since I get very excited by indulging a naughty request from the man I love. Maybe he would be so turned on by wearing my panties that he’d fuck me better than he ever has before. With that in mind, how could I refuse?
I do my best to be, in the words of Dan Savage, GGG: Good, giving, and game. I have fulfilled requests for my husband and did things that I never could have imagined doing when I was much younger. For example, most of the group sex that I have experienced, including threesomes and sex with a woman, has been at his suggestion. The thing is, once Jack pushed me out of my comfort zone I found that I really loved it. I don’t think there is anything prudish about me when it comes to trying something new, within reason. So if Jack ever asked to wear my panties, of course I would let him.
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Flash Fiction Friday: Cruising Altitude
Behind the Scenes
Unlike recent Flash Fiction Friday challenges, in particular last week’s, I found this one surprisingly easy. As soon as I saw the prompt photo I knew exactly how I was going to handle it. I didn’t begin writing until relatively late Thursday night, and managed to complete the story in a matter of minutes.
The only aspect of the story on which I wasn’t certain right at the beginning was the ending, for which I intended to include some manner of twist. I wasn’t sure whether the person complaining about the copulating couple would be Jim, the character through whose eyes we view the events; or someone else. I ultimately decided that it would be more fun to have Jim enjoying the show rather than to have him react with distaste at the exhibitionism across the aisle, and I assigned the objection to an elderly passenger in another row. In doing so, I attempted to research whether call buttons were in use on commercial airliners in the 1970s, when the prompt photo appears to have been taken. (Hence my use of “stewardess” rather than “flight attendant”, although “stewardess” is a whole word shorter.) Gleaning no definitive answer from a twenty-second Google search, I decided to sidestep the entire issue.
As was the case last week, the twist here is that the characters inhabit a world wherein behavior currently considered indecent or lewd is acceptable in public, or at least on public transportation. As was the case last week, one character is unaware of the change in society’s mores. I’m not certain whether this recurring theme is related to my own desire for society to loosen up, but it might be.
In addition to the prompt photo, the other requirements imposed by Ram the Sunlover were the inclusion of the word “bold”, and a word count of between 195 and 199. Regarding the former, I considered using it to refer to the actions of the couple; it is a bold display in which they’re engaging. But I prefer my use of the word to describe a printed disclaimer that allows for public sex on this flight.
Regarding the latter, I can’t imagine that I’m the only one who finds a required word range much more challenging than a maximum word limit. I’m not in any way saying that it made this installment of Flash Fiction Friday unpleasant or even necessarily difficult. But as I was writing I found myself at one point ready to wrap up the story only to realize that I was fifty words or so short of the minimum.
Incidentally, an account of our own experience with mid-flight hanky-panky can be found here.
Deleted Scenes
None.
Soundtrack
Jet Airliner by Steve Miller Band, from 1977.
The Naughty Hangout: Nightmare
This week’s main theme at The Naughty Hangout is “Fear”. Rather than going with our instinct and shooting something tongue-in-cheek – dead vibrator batteries, an extended visit with the in-laws, a toddler that won’t nap – we decided to get a bit more creative. Jill sits upright in bed, her sleepy eyes adjusting to a most unsettling sight out on the balcony.
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Thanks to Nolens Volens, we’re trying a mouseover image for the first time. This enables us to interpret this week’s two backup themes, “Addiction” and “Pleasure”, as well. (As you’re undoubtedly aware, we’re addicted to pleasure.) So don’t forget to mouse over the main image for a surprise!
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TMI Tuesday: August 21, 2012 – Pain and Pleasure
This week’s TMI Tuesday theme and questions come from Bi and Bi.
Jill’s Answers
1. Which do you enjoy more in bed, pain or pleasure?
Definitely pleasure. I love to be kissed, touched, cuddled, caressed, and fucked. I love G-spot play. I’m not really into pain, beyond the occasional playful spanking, and even when I am restrained in a less-than-comfortable position it’s about the pleasure, not the pain.
2. Do you like being tickled during sex? Where?
No, I don’t like being tickled during sex. Tickling makes me jumpy, and in the context of a sexual experience I just don’t enjoy it. If something (or someone) tickles me during orgasm it can ruin it, and if it happens right before orgasm it can throw me off completely, forcing me back almost to square one. I am a very ticklish person, and at times in the middle of sex, especially oral sex, Jack accidentally touches me in a way that registers in my brain as tickling, and it gets me off of my game a little bit. The closest I get to enjoying tickling as part of our sex play is when Jack sucks my toes. This really straddles the line between intense pleasure and tickling. Fortunately Jack knows what he’s doing, and tends to land on the “intense pleasure” side rather than the “tickling” side.
3. Have you ever used feathers during sex?
Not that I can recall. I know we’ve done some tactile play while I was blindfolded, but I don’t recall Jack using a feather as one of the items.
Our Saturday Night: A Tale of Two Parties
While hanging out with friends at an outdoor concert on Friday night, someone asked me if Jill and I were coming to a couples’ Pleasure Party at her house on Saturday. I pleaded ignorance. Ostensibly the evite she sent out for this little gathering ended up in my spam folder because I’m pretty sure I would have noticed had I received it. Come to think of it, I still haven’t checked my spam folder to see if it’s there. And I doubt I ever will.
Our friend spoke in a hushed voice, as hushed as possible without being drowned out by the 1980s cover band. The party was for adults only, she said apologetically. I don’t know whether her sheepish tone was due to the fact that she was acknowledging that Jill and I would have to get a babysitter in order to attend, or whether it was because, possibly for the first time ever, this particular friend was attempting to discuss something with me that is, at best, on the periphery of the sexual realm, and was perhaps worried that I was going to be offended.
I should mention that M, our sometime unicorn, was there; surely the things she knows about me (and Jill) would surprise everyone else present.
We told our friend that we had plans Saturday night, and in fact already had a babysitter lined up. However, since the party began two hours before our plans did, we’d do our best to show up for a bit. But the truth is that the last thing I would ever want to do on a Saturday night – or for that matter a Wednesday afternoon – is attend a party, even one at the home of close friends, for the purpose of listening to some thirty- and fortysomething hens, glasses of pinot in hand, cackle way too loudly at the sight of sex toys proffered from a trunk by a professionally-dressed, neatly-coiffured pitchwoman while their husbands and boyfriends fidget awkwardly in their seats and pretend to be focused on the playing-on-mute Giants game.
Okay, the truth is that I’ve never been to a Pleasure Party. But I’m guessing that my description is accurate. We’ve got nothing against vibrators, obviously; far from it, in fact. Unless this post is the first of ours that you’ve read, you are undoubtedly aware that we have a small fortune tied up in sex toys that see regular usage. But generally speaking, when we’ve bought a sex toy we’ve done so by walking into a brick-and-mortar shop and making the purchase. On occasion we’ve ordered a toy online.
What we’ve never done, however, is gather in a private residence with other people for the purpose of hearing a sales pitch and deciding based on same whether to purchase the We-Vibe 2 or the glass double-ended dildo. Which leads me to believe that the sort of people who purchase their sex toys in such a group setting are those whose confidence isn’t sufficient to walk into their local adult store for fear of being seen and judged. This is extra perplexing considering that, by attending a Pleasure Party it stands to reason that these same people may then be browsing sex toys in the presence of people they actually know.
Understand that, as always, I’m not judging anyone for their sex toy-purchasing habits. My belief is that any means of acquisition short of shoplifting is preferable to going unsatisfied, or worse, turning up one’s nose at masturbation in general. In theory, and with the right attitude, Pleasure Parties could be a step in the right direction toward greater sex positivity in suburban America. But I got the feeling that, given the crowd that had assembled at our friend’s house, the attitude was all wrong.
We walked in an hour after the party started, but at least forty-five minutes before the vibrator lady showed up. The mood in the house was tense and uncomfortable, similar to how it feels when you’re a passenger and you notice that a police car is behind you. It was the sort of paranoia that sets in after a thirty-six-hour weed-and-coffee jag, with everyone cycling mentally through a catalogue of tension-diffusing jokes that they would be too flabbergasted to recite properly.
The conversation shifted between anything-but-sex (not to be confused with butt sex), including but not limited to work (several of the guests were co-workers of our friend), sports (the Niners had a disastrous exhibition game against Houston, and the Giants played simultaneously), and food (by either an unfortunate coincidence or clever but admittedly juvenile planning, the menu included chicken breast, meatballs, and sausage); and at the opposite end of the spectrum, vibrators. Makes sense, considering the nature of the party, but to me it seemed like someone released a pressure valve. What follows are actual snippets of overheard conversation, presented verbatim:
“You know, I want to get another vibrator, but my husband is way too uncomfortable with it.”
“What’s the one that has batteries, a dildo or a vibrator?”
“In college I had a vibrator that was shaped like a huge black dick. My boyfriend said if I ever brought it out around him I would never see it again.”
“Vibrator vibrator my vibrator the vibrator vibrator vibrator.”
The woman who’s holding the pleasure party has a vagina pillow because all of us guys need “extra help”. That’s cute.
— Jack (and Jill) (@jackandjillcpl) August 19, 2012
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*Sapiosexual: 1. (n.) A behavior of becoming attracted to or aroused by intelligence and its use. Quickly becoming one of our favorite sexuality-related terms.
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