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you’re a sack of shit Arthur

case in point?:

‘ArthurKade I love being the talk of the town
about 2 hours ago from UberTwitter’

you post this on a day when one of the city’s (and nation’s) most prominent 70s soul stars passes away. Teddy Pendergrass crossed all lines of race and sex and sexuality

and he did all in Philadelphia. his hometown

plus, you consider yourself a “social king”? fuck you cunt, you couldn’t even sniff Teddy’s coke spoon you prole

Female ejaculation is real and every woman has the potential to squirt. You really want to make this happen to your girl tonight so you can give her one of the most amazing orgasms that she will ever have. It is time that you made this happen and that you learned how to make a girl squirt hard and fast.

In order to make a woman ejaculate, you have to get her in the right frame of mind first. You can’t just dive into it and expect her to drip with pleasure. For almost every single woman, ejaculation is about getting over a mental barrier first and foremost. Women are worried that they are going to be a turn off when they do this so a lot of women hold back. You need to do some serious reassuring to let your woman know that you want her to squirt. When she feels comfortable then you can focus on making this happen.

When she is ready, start by stimulating her clitoris first. This will get her nice and wet and will get her aroused. As she becomes more and more aroused, you can start stimulating her g-spot and this is how you are going to make her squirt. Stimulate the g-spot as often as you can and has much as you can because this is what is going to trigger her ejaculation. When she is about to go, pull your fingers and continue on the clitoris to push her orgasm through.

Use these tips so you can make a girl squirt hard and fast and give her an experience that will not only be the best but the wettest ever.

My wife never liked to play with anus. But I slowly started to caress her anus during foreplay. She started to like it. Now whenever I start sex, I first eat her vagina and then slowly down to the anus. When she starts moaning, I turn her to face her anus up and starts tongue fucking her anus. this might take about ten to fifteen minutes. She loves this so much. Now is the time to alternate with the finger, but very slowly.

After couple of minutes, I rub lots of jelly (water-based) on my penis and on her anus as well. This time slowly the head goes and keep it there for a while. Now slowly I push forward and leave it there. Now is the time to fuck her slowly, sometimes stimulating her clitoris and rubbing it. A great sensation, she loves it and moans for it. I finally empties my sperm in her rectum. She says she now loves it more than the vaginal sex. You need lots of patience.

Tip 1: Get a good book (seriously).

As part of a Valentine’s day gift I did some careful shopping and gave my lover some books of erotic stories, books on sensual massage and techniques, and two books on anal sex (and anal health). I did a lot of looking and settled on two great books:
(1) The Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women by Tristan Taormino.
(2) Anal Pleasure and Health by Jack Morin.

Tip 2: Let her know that she is in control. Tell her that. My lover thanked me when I did and I know that she meant it. This is really important unless you’re into some kind of rough domination thing. The only way she is going to relax, avoid anxiety and experience pleasure (at least in the beginning) is if she feels in control of when, how much, how fast, what position, etc… . This is where reality diverges from the porn flicks and why I recommend avoiding them as a training tool or a source of inspiration (unless you are damn sure that she is actually turned on by them). Virtually every porn movie I’ve seen that has anal sex is about as far away from the experience that will turn most women on a they could possibly get. They don’t portray good anal sexual experiences for most women and if you use them as a guide, you will likely regret it.

Tip 3: Make sure you do it in a way that allows her to orgasm virtually *every time*. You want her to have a good association with anal sex. Cumming every time you do it is a pretty damn good reinforcement. There are lots of ways this can be accomplished. Use your imagination, ask her what she would like at the moment and read the books for more ideas.

Tip 4: Let her know that anal sex is just another flavor of sex that you occasionally enjoy with her. Don’t present it as the *ultimate* sex or the rest of your sex life will suffer because you have just defined it as average by default. Don’t expect or try to have anal sex or stimulate her anally every time you have sex (unless she asks for it of course). I have met women who were with men who became obsessed with anal sex after finally convincing her to go there. Really stupid. If she has enjoyed the way you have introduced anal sex into your relationship, she will ask you for it when she wants it and then it will be a wild ride that you will not forget for a long while. Enthusiasm is a wonderful thing in the bedroom.

Fisting- An Anal & Vaginal Adventure
Fisting is enjoyed by many who prefer a deeper, fuller penetration.
Fisting is not for everyone. Personally, I have never done it or experienced it, but I had inquires made to us about it and decided to research it and interview those who had. Turns out, there are a lot of people that enjoy it!

On the Internet it is considered a “fetish,” so learning about it and getting content on it can be more difficult. That is another reason that I wanted to provide our site visitors with this article. This way you can enjoy learning about it.

Your First Fisting Experience-

First, let me say that after all of my research and speaking with those whom do this regularly… I can’t stress the importance of hygiene, lubrication and patience to you enough.

Before you try any type of fisting for the first time, make sure the vaginal or anal area is well cleaned, preferably within the last hour. Make sure to start with smaller insertions, such as two or three fingers before working up to the entire hand. Move slowly to avoid a sudden tear, which can be very painful. Use proper protection in the way of condoms and latex gloves.

A good technique to start with is some well lubricated fingering of the tip of the opening. Start by tracing circles around the outer rim, then proceed with a leisurely insertion. Move up to two fingers for a bit, then three and the next thing you know,you’ll have all four fingers comfortably inside. Use a little finger motion to ease up a little space to work your thumb in. After the thumb, there’s only a little more stretch required to get the widest part of your fist in. After that, you may find your hand sucked inwards a bit. Have no fear, but proceed slowly.

Watch the receiver’s face and body for signals of pleasure and/or pain. Keep going with what works for you. It may take several sessions of experimentation to find the techniques that work best for you. You may nail it on the first shot. Either way, keep patient and enjoy the excitement.

Fisting Tips

Especially for anal fisting, you’ll want to make sure the entire area is cleaned out prior to your session. As the giver, it’s a very good idea to wear latex or other protective gloves. For anal fisting, it’s mandatory. Proper hygiene is the key to having repeat sessions that are both exciting and enjoyable. As the receiver, you don’t want to be walking around funny for the next week (or maybe you do).

Start Slow

Make sure to start each session with a little warm-up before trying to cram your whole arm up there. As you get more experienced with fisting, you’ll get to know your partner’s preferences and thresholds. It’s easy to get caught up in the moment and just ram that fist up there, but you’re better off with a slower, probing approach. You’ll know when they want you to go full tilt.

Lots of Lubricant

It’s almost impossible to use enough lubricant. Also, you’ll want to liberally apply additional lubricant as your session wares on. Oil based lubes work wonderfully, but if you’re anal fisting, you may wish to consider a water based lube. Make sure to lube the fist, the wrist and the entire opening, including the inner walls.

Relax

If you’re the receiver, make sure to relax your opening so the giver can work their entire hand in. You’ll be amazed how much you’ll stretch and how comfortable it will become once the whole hand is inside. Let your mind and body relax and breath outward as you go through the peak insertion stages. You’ll find that the opening will loosen up and allow for the sublime pleasure of being stretched to the limit.

Fisting Techniques

Knuckles Only

Part the opening with one or two knuckles, then work the rest of your knuckles in and begin moving them around. The ballistic, rolling motion of the knuckles has the effect of rolling balls inside the opening of the anus and can be extremely satisfying.

Open Palm Fisting

Work your entire hand into the opening with the palm open. Keep your fingers rigid and together as your insert and retract your entire hand into and out of the opening. As you progress, you can add a little motion from the fingers at the apex of each insertion. Watch your partner for signs of things they really like.

Open Fingers Fisting

Similar to the Open Palm technique, where you insert your hand into the opening, but with your fingers spread apart. You may find that you have to stretch around a bit inside the canal to get some space. The individual fingertips provide for different depths, pressures and styles of stimulation simultaneously. Wiggle them a little for added delight.

Finger Wave

During Fisting With your hand completely inserted into the opening and your fingers extended open, begin to do the “Wave” with your fingers. Go back and forth or stay in one direction – both techniques are fabulous.

To the Elbow

Warning: Beginners should not attempt this technique.
Even experts should proceed at a very slow pace when going down past the wrist. Keep a closed fist and slowly delve deeper and deeper into the canal. Make sure to keep any new area you insert well lubricated. Slowly work your way as far down towards the elbow as you can. Watch your partner closely because most people can’t make it very far. The idea is not to actually get to the elbow (very few can actually do that), but to go in that direction and enjoy the pleasure of a deep probing.

Twisting

While Fisting With a closed fist inserted well into the opening, slowly twist your entire arm back and forth. The receiver will absorb stimulation from the entire region in contact. This technique can quickly overpower the receiver, so watch them closely.

Clean the Bird

Reach your open hand into the opening as though it were Thanksgiving day and you were probing into the bird to clean out the innards. Once you’re inside, feel around and though you were looking for the little bag of gimlets. Make the receiver cluck like a turkey for fun.

Brass Knuckles

Roll the tips of your knuckles across the top of the opening. Your raised knuckles provide bumps of pure pleasure and are a great way to get that opening loosened up for some further exploration.

Fisting Hygiene

Proper hygiene is essential before, during and after any fisting activity. Make sure the giver has cut or filed their fingernails down smooth. Long nails don’t mix well with the anal or vaginal canals. Latex gloves are a great way to provide protection during this form of stimulation.

For Anal Fisting
The receiver should use an enema done 30-60 minutes before the session to clean out all fecal matter. Use a water based enema – in fact, water alone should do the trick. Allow at least 15 minutes for all of the water to completely drain.

For Vaginal Fisting
Though a thorough cleansing of the vaginal area is a good idea prior to fisting, it’s not mandatory. Proper lubrication will be essential, so a little foreplay won’t hurt. Vaginal fisting is not advisable during menstruation.

Trauma

The anal canal is a very sensitive area, especially the deeper you go. Sharp objects, friction and certain materials may cause cuts, pain and or allergic reaction to the entire region. Believe us when we tell you that this is not pleasant. Be very careful about staying within your limits.

If you’re into fisting as part of a little sado-masochistic action, make sure not to inflict actual pain in this area. There’s nothing wrong with having a fist up there, but you need to be careful.

Infection

The anal area is rife with bacteria and other microorganisms that can cause terrible damage when introduced to other parts of the body. HIV/AIDS is a major one. That alone should get you serious. Latex exam or surgical gloves are mandatory! Lubricants should never be shared or reused. Never allow open sores or cuts near this area. Any surfaces involved (hands, toys, sheets, etc.) should be thoroughly cleansed before AND after each session.

Cleansing

When cleaning this area, you should always begin with warm water only. Don’t add anything until you’ve become comfortable with the warm water. Adding other substances, including herbs, soaps and oils can cause cramps and nausea. Expect to spend up to 2 hours for the entire process.

You’re best off experimenting with techniques to get the water in and out of yourself, but for the most part, the more relaxed you are, the easier it will be. Many people enjoy the sensations of a good anal cleansing.

It’s possible that you’ll get an attack of gas during your cleansing. This is perfectly normal and should be looked upon as part of the healing process. You’ll want to refill after passing gas, as the bubbles will displace open areas which can be washed out with water.

Cleanup

Depending on the nature of your session, you’ll probably want to allow an hour or so for the various fluids and lubricants to drain out of you.

You can speed this process with a douche or enema, but take care not to overscrub the area, as this can cause scraping, which leads to infection.

Diet and Nutrition

Again, diet plays a more important role in anal fisting than it does in vaginal fisting. With a proper diet, you can clear out the anal canal prior to fisting. Starting 2 or 3 days prior to your fisting session, begin eating more high fiber foods than normal. Stay away from dairy products and fatty meats. Also avoid foods high in simple carbohydrates (sugars, potatoes, french fries, chocolate). Eat lots of fruits and vegetables and drink lots of water (up to 2 liters/day).

Diarrhea is the frequent passing of loose or watery stools. Acute diarrhea, which is a common cause of death in developing countries, appears rapidly and may last from five to ten days. Chronic diarrhea lasts much longer and is the second cause of childhood death in the developing world. Diarrhea is sometimes accompanied by abdominal cramps or fever. It may be caused by infection, allergy, or could be a sign of a serious disorder, such as IBD (inflammatory bowel disease), or Crohn’s disease.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) approximately 3.5 million deaths each year are attributable to diarrhea. 80% of those deaths occur in children under the age of 5 years. Children are more susceptible to the complications of diarrhea because a smaller amount of fluid loss leads to dehydration, compared to adults.

A bacterium called enteroaggregative E. coli, is responsible for 10 percent of cases of diarrhea in children, researchers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, USA, found.

According to Medilexicon’s medical dictionary, diarrhea is “An abnormally frequent discharge of semisolid or fluid fecal matter from the bowel.”
What are the five types of diarrhea?

Secretory diarrhea

Either the gut is secreting more fluids than usual, or it cannot absorb fluids properly. In such cases structural damage is minimal. This is most commonly caused by a cholera toxin – a protein secreted by the bacterium Vibrio cholera.

Osmotic diarrhea

Too much water is drawn into the bowels. This may be the result of celiac disease, pancreatic disease, or laxatives. Too much magnesium, vitamin C, undigested lactose, or undigested fructose can also trigger osmotic diarrhea.

Motility-related diarrhea

Food moves too quickly through the intestines (hypermotility). If the food moves too quickly there is not enough time to absorb sufficient nutrients and water. Patients who had a vagotomy (removal or severing of the vagus nerve) as well as those with diabetic neuropathy are susceptible to this type of diarrhea.

Inflammatory diarrhea

The lining of the gut becomes inflamed. This is usually caused by bacterial infections, viral infections, parasitic infections, or autoimmune problems such as IBS (inflammatory bowel disease). Tuberculosis, colon cancer and enteritis can also cause inflammatory diarrhea.

Dysentery

The presence of blood in the stools is usually a sign of dysentery, rather than diarrhea. Dysentery is caused by a release of excess water caused by an antidiuretic hormone from the posterior pituitary gland. Dysentery is one of the symptoms of Shigella, Entamoeba histolytica, and Salmonella.
When it occurs in people age 60 and older, there’s a good possibility bloody diarrhea indicates ischemic colitis, according to the Mayo Clinic, USA.
What are the symptoms of diarrhea?

Some sufferers may pass slightly watery stools and have brief episodes of stomachache, while others may pass very watery stools and have more severe stomach cramping. The most common symptoms include:
Abdominal cramps
Abdominal pain
An urge to go to the toilet, sometimes this may be sudden
Vomiting
Nausea
Temperature (fever)
Headache
Loss of appetite
Fatigue
Loose, watery stools
Bloating
Blood in stool
Anybody who has had diarrhea for more than one week should see their doctor. The UK National Health Service advises parents to take their child to the doctor if:
The child is aged 3 months to 1 year and the diarrhea has lasted over two days
The child is over 1 year of age and the diarrhea has lasted more than five days
You should also see your doctor if you experience or witness any of the following:
You have symptoms of dehydration – excessive thirst, very dry mouth, very little or no urination
Your abdominal pain is severe
You have severe rectal pain
There is blood in the stools, the stools are black
Your temperature is over 39C (102 F)
A baby has not wet the diaper (UK: nappy) in over three hours
A child/baby is very sleepy, irritable, or unresponsive
A child/baby has a sunken abdomen
A child/baby has sunken eyes and/or cheeks
The child’s/baby’s skin does not flatten after being pinched
What causes diarrhea?

Causes of acute diarrhea (short term diarrhea)

This is usually caused by an infection, and is also a symptom of a bowel infection when the stomach and the intestines become inflamed (gastroenteritis). This may be caused by:
A virus – most commonly a norovirus or a rotavirus. It could also be caused by a hepatitis virus, or the herpes simplex virus. Viral diarrhea spreads easily.

A bacteria – if food or water is contaminated bacteria and parasites can be transmitted into the body. Parasites may include Giardia lamblia and cryptosporidium. Examples of bacteria are campylobacter, salmonella, shigella and Escherichia coli (E. coli). Traveler’s diarrhea is usually caused by bacteria or parasites. Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine identified the structure of bacteria responsible for traveler’s diarrhea.

An antibiotic – antibiotics can disturb the natural balance of bacteria in our intestines, which can lead to infection, commonly with a bacterium called Clostridium difficile.
The following may also be causes of acute diarrhea:
Anxiety
Consuming too much alcohol
Consuming too much coffee
Some other medications, apart from antibiotics
Causes of chronic diarrhea (persistent, longer term diarrhea)
Bacteria
A virus
Laxatives
Some dietary habits – long term regular alcohol, coffee consumption may cause persistent diarrhea. Regular eating of candy (sweets) can too. Many sugar-free chewing gums containing a sweetener called sorbitol can cause chronic diarrhea, The British Medical Journal reported.
The following long-term conditions can cause chronic diarrhea
Celiac disease
Crohn’s disease
Diabetes
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Lactose intolerance
Pancreatitis
Ulcerative colitis
How is diarrhea diagnosed?

Most cases of acute diarrhea will resolve themselves within a week or so. If the diarrhea lasts longer, or if there is blood in the stools and there are other symptoms, such as dehydration, the GP (general practitioner, primary care physician) will take a stool sample to check for infection.

A sigmoidoscopy may also be performed. This involves introducing a thin fiber-optic tube through the rectum to look into the intestine. The device has a viewing lens.

The doctor will also ask the patient whether he/she is taking any medications, has traveled recently, and possibly some questions about what foods were consumed over the last couple of weeks. The GP may also examine the abdomen to determine where the pain is.
What is the treatment for diarrhea?

In the vast majority of cases the diarrhea will disappear within a week or so. Before it does, the following steps may help ease symptoms:
Drink plenty of fluids – diarrhea often carries a risk of dehydration, especially if it includes vomiting. It is important to make sure babies and children are getting plenty of fluids.

Diarrhea may affect the balance of salts and electrolytes in the body. Special dehydration drinks can be bought in a pharmacy to restore their balance. A pharmacist can advise on which drinks to consume.

Eat as soon as you feel up to it – doctors used to tell people not to eat until the symptoms went away. They now recommend patients start with foods such as pasta, bread, rice or potatoes – foods high in carbohydrates, as soon as possible. Add a bit of salt to the food to replace salt loss. Avoid foods that are high in fat.

Medications – such medicines as loperamide may slow down bowel movements and may also increase the gut’s water absorption. Do not give anti-diarrhea medications to children without checking first with a doctor. Do not take anti-diarrhea medications if there is blood in the stools or if you have a fever.

Breastfeeding or bottle-feeding babies – doctors recommend that feeding continue as normal if the baby has diarrhea. If necessary, add rehydration drinks that are bought from a pharmacy.

Painkillers – for fever or headache doctors recommend Tylenol (paracetamol) or ibuprofen. If you have kidney, liver or long-term stomach problems do not take ibuprofen. Do not give aspirin if your child is under 16 years of age.

Probiotics – these are supposed to treat diarrhea, among other things. However, a study published in the British Medical Journal indicated that some of them don’t work, while others do.
Doctors may prescribe specific medications, depending on the results of the stool test.
How can you lower your risk of developing diarrhea?

Hand washing – regular hand-washing with soap and warm water helps reduce the risk of catching or passing on germs. Especially after going to the toilet, playing with pets, gardening, and before touching food. An intensive program of handwashing education and promotion in Pakistan decreased the incidence of diarrhea by more than 50 percent among children, according to a study.

Keeping the kitchen and toilets as clean as possible also reduces the risk. When handling raw meats wash your hands before touching other things, such as other foods, work surfaces, cutlery, etc.

If you are travelling to a warm country remember that uncooked foods are more likely to have bacteria than hot food. Depending on where you are, it is sometimes advisable to avoid having ice in your drinks if you are not sure where the water to make the ice came from.

Ah I’d missed sex doctor, good to see you’re still prowling about.
Arthur…………die.
Die painfully, die slowly. But most importantly, film it and post it to YouTube, it will bring a sincere smile to my face.

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Here’s another good look at this girl’s tattoo. I wouldn’t call her a 9 or 10 by any means, but she’s got an ass, that’s for sure.

“Ripped face”?

Congratulations! You’ve succeeded. Succeeded in being the world’s # 1 self centered (without having any good reason for it whatsoever, as you’re duller than fuck though you pretend to live a crazy lifestyle), most obnoxious prick to walk the planet Earth. I’ve lost all faith in humanity after seeing your vids.

Arthur, does your ass hurt or are you used to it now?

ARTHUR,

YOU ARE SOFA KING WE TODD ED.

SEE IT, READ IT, LIVE IT. HOMO.