In a message dated 10/3/2003 2:45:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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About there being no one position that works for everyone, well, DOH!  At
the risk of being grossly misunderstood, there's no one position that works
for everyone in any intimate contact sport, esp. those driven by oxytocin.
We're versatile and our bodies fit together in different ways.  I'd hate to
think what our love lives would be like if we only knew *one correct way* to
put bodies together (not to mention how it would be if we had to learn that
*way* in a ward room in a hospital after just experiencing one of the most
profoundly changing things in our lives, with new staff coming to help on
every shift, and not being allowed to go home until we got it *right*).

And with that, I'm off to the trenches.  Think about it.
Rachel Myr
Kristiansand, Norway
why haven't you written a book? (or have you???) i can think of very few that
make as much sense/ are as informative as your posts and yet are so fun to
read!
::::jacqui gruttadauria, who is also still very much entertained at thinking
of herself as a dinner plate areolaed mumma to 2 carp-mouthed babies  :-) :::



"bobo, what are you doing to deedle?"
"pankin him butt, mumma"
"bobo, we don't spank in this house"
"ony pank him outside, mumma?"

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