Comments for Good Girls Don't...or DO they? http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com As Bad As You Wanna Be Sat, 09 Oct 2010 18:12:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by Robert Knight http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-1304 Robert Knight Sat, 09 Oct 2010 18:12:36 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-1304 After having arranged dozens of gang bangs for my wife, who has been doing them for over ten years now, I can tell you that this story has the ring of truth. Any one who has never been involved in gang bangs would not believe or understand how difficult it is to successfully pull one off. My wife and I would consider the party a success if six to eight guys showed up. In order to get this number, we would have to invite three times as many because almost always, two out of three would be no shows. Only once we had an exception to that rule and she ended up entertaining eighteen guys that night. After having arranged dozens of gang bangs for my wife, who has been doing them for over ten years now, I can tell you that this story has the ring of truth. Any one who has never been involved in gang bangs would not believe or understand how difficult it is to successfully pull one off. My wife and I would consider the party a success if six to eight guys showed up. In order to get this number, we would have to invite three times as many because almost always, two out of three would be no shows. Only once we had an exception to that rule and she ended up entertaining eighteen guys that night.

]]> Comment on Is This All There Is? by Randi http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/07/04/is-this-all-there-is/comment-page-1/#comment-1289 Randi Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:43:34 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=654#comment-1289 Carrie, your words mean a lot to me. You are so right. Life's challenges cause us to bring faith to the forefront: faith in ourselves, faith in G-d, faith in the process of life and faith in others. I look forward to the day when the pain dissipates. To the day when "something better" comes along. To the day when I can fly. In the meantime, I've chosen to hurt in private. Albeit a blog is about as public as one can be without securing ad space in USA Today! Carrie, your words mean a lot to me. You are so right. Life’s challenges cause us to bring faith to the forefront: faith in ourselves, faith in G-d, faith in the process of life and faith in others. I look forward to the day when the pain dissipates. To the day when “something better” comes along. To the day when I can fly. In the meantime, I’ve chosen to hurt in private. Albeit a blog is about as public as one can be without securing ad space in USA Today!

]]> Comment on Is This All There Is? by Carrie http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/07/04/is-this-all-there-is/comment-page-1/#comment-1287 Carrie Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:33:41 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=654#comment-1287 Missed you. Thought of you often. Glad you're back but sad for you for this story. When I loved and was not loved back (but he chose another), I hurt but had to hurt alone. That was the hardest part: having to hurt alone because our love was forbidden. Later, I was the one who left a long time lover. The pain of being the one to hurt someone I had loved so much was actually worse than being the one who was left because I had to grapple with the decision all alone, take responsibility for inflicting pain, and suffer the loss of all that was once so good all by myself. And wind up lonely afterward. All I can say is that it won't always hurt so much. You will get better. Hang onto that. I often ask G-d for "this or something better", meaning I trust that I might be hanging onto something that is only taking up energy from what he really wants me to receive. There's a saying about faith: when you get to the edge of the abyss, it's trusting that there will be something solid to stand on... Or that you will suddenly find out you can fly. Missed you. Thought of you often. Glad you’re back but sad for you for this story. When I loved and was not loved back (but he chose another), I hurt but had to hurt alone. That was the hardest part: having to hurt alone because our love was forbidden. Later, I was the one who left a long time lover. The pain of being the one to hurt someone I had loved so much was actually worse than being the one who was left because I had to grapple with the decision all alone, take responsibility for inflicting pain, and suffer the loss of all that was once so good all by myself. And wind up lonely afterward. All I can say is that it won’t always hurt so much. You will get better. Hang onto that. I often ask G-d for “this or something better”, meaning I trust that I might be hanging onto something that is only taking up energy from what he really wants me to receive. There’s a saying about faith: when you get to the edge of the abyss, it’s trusting that there will be something solid to stand on… Or that you will suddenly find out you can fly.

]]> Comment on Is This All There Is? by Randi http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/07/04/is-this-all-there-is/comment-page-1/#comment-1283 Randi Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:58:11 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=654#comment-1283 Thank you for your acknowledgment. Yes, it is painful. If you're open to sharing, how did you overcome your situation? Thank you for your acknowledgment. Yes, it is painful. If you’re open to sharing, how did you overcome your situation?

]]> Comment on Is This All There Is? by Mousling http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/07/04/is-this-all-there-is/comment-page-1/#comment-1282 Mousling Fri, 09 Jul 2010 06:41:53 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=654#comment-1282 Reading this stirred a similar memory for a couple years back. I'm sorry you're having to feel this kind of sorrow and pain. Reading this stirred a similar memory for a couple years back. I’m sorry you’re having to feel this kind of sorrow and pain.

]]> Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by Randi http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-1274 Randi Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:32:06 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-1274 Thank you for your feedback. Where to start? I'd join a website like www.swinglifestyle.com first. And browse it. Start chatting with people to get a sense of who is on the site in your town. I guarantee if you put up a few photos (like those I have on this website; no need to show a face or be nude), you'll attract immediate attention. Then I'd attend a meet-and-greet in your city. While it can be scary to go alone, as a single woman, you'll be noticed immediately, especially if you dress sexy (dresses are always a hit; so are skirts and a great top). Just think "high school dance" and you'll have a good sense of the ambiance. LOL Or, find a man or woman - or a couple - to accompany you - that's what I did initially. Well, actually, first I changed my wardrobe - I had too many boring outfits in the closet and no push-up bra's (you try finding them for 38D!). Please let me know what you choose to do and what you learn along the way. You know how to reach me here! Have fun - and be safe! Thank you for your feedback. Where to start? I’d join a website like http://www.swinglifestyle.com first. And browse it. Start chatting with people to get a sense of who is on the site in your town. I guarantee if you put up a few photos (like those I have on this website; no need to show a face or be nude), you’ll attract immediate attention. Then I’d attend a meet-and-greet in your city. While it can be scary to go alone, as a single woman, you’ll be noticed immediately, especially if you dress sexy (dresses are always a hit; so are skirts and a great top). Just think “high school dance” and you’ll have a good sense of the ambiance. LOL Or, find a man or woman – or a couple – to accompany you – that’s what I did initially. Well, actually, first I changed my wardrobe – I had too many boring outfits in the closet and no push-up bra’s (you try finding them for 38D!). Please let me know what you choose to do and what you learn along the way. You know how to reach me here! Have fun – and be safe!

]]> Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by LL http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-1273 LL Wed, 30 Jun 2010 04:46:33 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-1273 What an incredible story. I am 45, divorced and have been thinking about trying this for the first time. My life has also been devoid of any intimacy for several years. Any advice for this potential first timer? What an incredible story. I am 45, divorced and have been thinking about trying this for the first time. My life has also been devoid of any intimacy for several years. Any advice for this potential first timer?

]]> Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by Randi http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-374 Randi Fri, 21 May 2010 22:29:07 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-374 Now I get it :) Thank you for clarifying your comment. And I couldn't agree more!! Now I get it :) Thank you for clarifying your comment. And I couldn’t agree more!!

]]> Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by M http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-255 M Tue, 18 May 2010 05:33:45 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-255 Oh my. No, I meant how could you go back to your old way of life where there was so much emptiness and lack of love. I was commending you for breaking away from what is told to us by society is proper and right and finding/making your own happiness. That is what I meant. I was saying that I thought that it was wonderful that you have found a place where you feel comfortable and happy. That's what I was trying to express in my above comment (for which I seem to have not said properly at all). I was very moved after reading this post and felt like telling you that. That's all. I totally agree that we all need and world filled with "intimate experiences... to survive and thrive" and I also think that people forget that too often. -M Oh my. No, I meant how could you go back to your old way of life where there was so much emptiness and lack of love. I was commending you for breaking away from what is told to us by society is proper and right and finding/making your own happiness. That is what I meant. I was saying that I thought that it was wonderful that you have found a place where you feel comfortable and happy.

That’s what I was trying to express in my above comment (for which I seem to have not said properly at all). I was very moved after reading this post and felt like telling you that. That’s all. I totally agree that we all need and world filled with “intimate experiences… to survive and thrive” and I also think that people forget that too often.
-M

]]> Comment on The Finale: A Gangbang of a Different Ilk by London Escorts http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/2010/05/08/626/comment-page-1/#comment-180 London Escorts Fri, 14 May 2010 11:48:29 +0000 http://www.goodgirlsdontonline.com/?p=626#comment-180 Good to hear that the normal fun & games of the sex industry continue ! I'm sure the bad ones are better people after being on the receiving end of your (wonderful) attitude ! Thanks......... Good to hear that the normal fun & games of the sex industry continue !

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