“Just know one thing…”
I always find it exciting when a woman makes it clear that everything she’s been talking about doing with me isn’t simply idle fantasy. I know I’m desirable. But I don’t always assume that the women with whom I flirt want it to go any further than that. During a brief text message exchange with our friend S Wednesday morning, she said the following:
“Just know one thing…Whatever you and [Jill] fantasize about with me? Know I’d be game [in real life] and then some”.
Yowza. Bring it on.
TMI Tuesday: May 6, 2014
Today’s TMI Tuesday was inspired by Dominic Wilcox Variations on Normal and from questions submitted by Virtual Sin. Both men are brilliantly creative.
I once made a dildo out of ice. Does that count? It was actually Jack’s idea. So I guess the answer is no.
Hey, Guess What? I Might Be Poly.
Last week I sent a picture to S, the friend who up until last September was strictly platonic, and who Jill and I would both like very much to take to bed. Nothing lascivious; just a shot of my usual adorable and sexy self, looking handsome as always. She replied, “I love this picture. I love the subject.” It’s a flattering comment, and one someone might hope to receive under such circumstances. Let’s break it down, shall we?
“I love the subject.” This is something a person might say of any work of visual art, be it a painting or a photograph. It is the sort of statement that can be made of a still life featuring a bowl of fruit just as it can a young girl with a pearl earring. Now, please understand that I am not in any way comparing myself to Joannes Vermeer’s masterwork. Simply know that, upon first reading my friend’s comment on the photo I sent, I assumed she meant it in the same way a wide-eyed museum-goer might: That is to say, with appreciation for the visual beauty but no real emotional investment or attachment.
*For the sake of brevity, I’ve omitted Jill’s name from this paragraph, but I am compelled to point out that her feelings about S are similar to my own, just as S’ feelings about Jill are similar to her feelings about myself.
TMI Tuesday: April 22, 2014
Jack’s Answers
1. How addicted are you? You are in a rush, there is no time to make your morning coffee or stop to buy it. However, you can save time and get your “energy high” by brushing your teeth with a caffeine-infused toothbrush. Would you buy and use this product? Why or why not?
No. I’ve never needed caffeine in the mornings. I don’t drink coffee, and I’ve never been one to imbibe energy drinks. I’m not trying to make myself sound like some kind of awesome guy – I can be pretty lazy when I have the opportunity – but while I may not always relish getting up in the morning I do so because I need to, and I always have, whether I’m getting up for school, for work, or to raise my daughter. But everyone I know seems to be as functional as a lobotomized earthworm before they’ve stopped at Starbucks for their daily venti triple-caf megafrappumacchiato. I guess I just don’t see the big deal.
2. You made a sex list of all the things you’d like to do but haven’t done. The list was lost and discovered by your boss at work. He/she ask if they can help you tick a few items off the list. What do you say?
Depends on the boss. If it’s Christine, who I worked for in my twenties, then the answer is an enthusiastic hell yes. She was attractive, fun, and very sexy, and based on a single experience, an amazing lay who managed to live up to my fantasies – and I had many.
3. Sex around the house. Have you ever been bent over the kitchen counter or bent a lover over the kitchen counter and fucked? What did you like most about it? What did you like least?
I’ve never been bent over the kitchen counter, but then I’m not one to get bent over anything. Not that there’s anything wrong with receiving; it’s just not my particular kink, nor has it been any of my partners’ thusfar. However, I have bent many a partner over various counters including not only the kitchen counter but the bathroom counter as well. I’ve also bent Jill over our dining room table a half hour or so before dinner guests arrived, ostensibly because there wasn’t enough pressure to get everything prepared before the doorbell rang. In our current home, however, the kitchen is set up in such a way as to make fucking up against the counter a bit too cramped for our liking, so when we need to have sex in the kitchen we usually do it against the wall in the narrow space between the refrigerator and the counter.
Sinful Sunday: He is Risen
TMI Tuesday: April 15, 2014
In many areas around the world, vacation season is approaching. This week’s TMI Tuesday asks you to tell us about your vacation style. Thank you to Virtual Sin for the questions.
My Writing Process: A Blog Tour
Amanda Nicole at Peaches in Missouri asked me to participate in this blogging event; we’ve considered her a friend going back four blogs and more than two years, so I couldn’t refuse. I was honored that she asked me to participate, doubly so because she is a (pardon the expression) vanilla blogger, and if I had to ventuer a guess I’d say that most of her blogging friends don’t regularly read sex blogs. So I appreciated her being so willing to introduce us to that segment of the blogging world. Incidentally the other two bloggers that Amanda Nicole tagged to participate are Kathy from Him & Me (But Mostly Me), and Melissa from Crazy Camp Camacho. Do yourself a favor and check them out as well!
1. What am I working on?
Sadly, not as much as I was two years ago. 2012 was our big blogging year, and saw the publication of more than 475 separate posts. We blogged daily (with the exception of some Saturdays), keeping our finger on the proverbial pulse of the sex blogosphere for writing ideas, and of course posting about our own life experiences as well. It was easier then; as the stay-at-home parent of a two-year-old child, I found myself with sufficient leisure time to brainstorm and actually write every single day. Lately I have far less time for blogging; my daughter is older, and demands more of my time with her. As a result, I find that what little alone time I actually have is better spent decompressing. In addition, I have a number of non-blog writing projects which occupy my time. However, despite all of this, I do find that at any given time I have at least a couple in-progress posts awaiting completion. That I possess a drive to get every post I write as close to perfect as possible may explain why some have gone months without being completed.
2. How does my work differ from others of its genre?
Hard to say. As I am not currently reading as many blogs as I used to – at least not on a regular basis – I’m not exactly sure what the rest of the genre is doing, and for that matter I’m not even sure about the state of the genre itself. However, at the risk of blatant self-aggrandizement I find my work to be incredibly well-written and polished, with an interesting if not totally unique perspective and often with humor to spare. Ours may not be the sexiest blog out there (I didn’t say it isn’t, just that it may not be), but I find it pretty damn entertaining.
3. Why do I write what I do?
From its inception, our blog has always been about giving our sexual selves a voice. We’ve always found ourselves needing a forum to talk not only about our sexual experiences and as-yet unfulfilled wants and needs, but also sociopolitical issues that concern sexuality, sex-related news stories, and relationship issues including but not limited to non-monogamy. We have less opportunity than we’d like to actually voice our feelings on these topics with family and friends, so using our blog as a forum for this purpose makes sense.
4. How does your writing process work?
I tend to be thinking about sex all the time. Even if it’s not at the forefront of my mind, i.e. when I’m getting my daughter ready for school or disarming a bomb in my official capacity as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal officer, there’s always some sexual thought lurking in the back of my mind. Therefore ideas for posts are always coming to me. Additionally, I read a lot, and often come across interesting news stories with a sexual bent. When such a thing crosses my mind I make a note of it, often with some initial thoughts related thereto. I tend to spend a few minutes – that is, when I actually have a few minutes – brainstorming and in doing so formulate a rough outline for said post. Following this I begin to write out what is, for all intents and purposes, my first and only draft of said post. I tend to type it out in Wordpad as opposed to the Blogger website itself. (I’m not entirely sure why this is, but it may have to do with the fact that in the early days of our blog we would sometimes find ourselves dealing with an unresponsive browser. Typing out a post in a word processing application and pasting it into the browser made more sense.) The entire process takes anywhere from several hours to several days depending on how well-fleshed-out the idea happens to be, the topicality of the subject matter, and my own enthusiasm for it.
Next Monday on the Tour:
Shelby Cross from Shelby Cross, Writer
Donnee Patrese from Beginning My New Life as a Housewife and Erotic Writer
Cat from You Won’t Tame this Sassy Cat
Beck from Beck and Her Kinks
AtiyaLuv from Sincerely Yours
Angel Shrout from Ramblings of a Southern Angel
(Please note, especially if you followed a link from Peaches in Missouri, that the above blogs may be sexual in nature.)
Sinful Sunday: Boxer Briefs
TMI Tuesday: April 8, 2014
For TMI Tuesday this week we delve into the creative collaboration when sex meets art with The Art of Sex.
Jack’s Answers
1. Would you take or have you taken a sexually themed vacation getaway (i.e., Hedonism, Club Fantasy Island, Cap d’Agde)? Why or why not?
We have not yet taken this kind of a vacation, but we definitely would. In fact, we’d really like to. A year ago we considered it pretty seriously, going so far as to look into a number of options, but ended up not going. Why do we want to go? Because we are equal parts voyeur and exhibitionist, and we enjoy meeting (and hopefully fucking) like-minded individuals. We find the idea of casting off the shackles of polite society and truly being ourselves in such an environment incredibly exciting. Why did we ultimately end up not going? For a number of reasons, including the fact that at the time we were still figuring out our own boundaries. But mainly because of our own financial limitations. Unfortunately none of these destinations are right across the street from where we live; in addition to the accommodations themselves, travel fees would also be incurred. At best it’s the sort of thing we’d have to save up for, and even then it’s a luxury we’re not completely certain we can afford. Part of parenthood involves extensive debate over whether the money wouldn’t be better spent on our child’s future.
3. An artist has decided that you are his/her inspiration. They want to capture the essence of your sexiness in a sculpture. What would that sculpture look like? Describe it for us or post a photo of an existing sculpture that you believe closely captures the essence of your sexiness.
This one seems to sum it up nicely.



































