An Orgasm A Day...

An Orgasm A Day...

Life should be filled with as much good feeling as possible and orgasms are one of the best means toward achieving that end.

Orgasms are fantastic in that they not only feel incredibly good but provide a very nice lingering effect that can set the tone for your entire day. With each orgasm you tend to want another and the more you orgasm the sexier you feel. You become more and more aware of your body, yourself, your id.

Have you ever noticed how nearly impossible it is to entertain unpleasant thoughts during and shortly after an orgasm? The afterglow is beneficial too. You’re high on a flood of oxytocin, endorphins, serotonin and dopamine and, as such, a wonderful sense of peace comes over you and can linger for quite some time allowing for more positive thinking. So, go ahead and orgasm as often as you like.

Have an orgasm first thing in the morning as you lay in bed waking up. It will put you in a good mood and start your day off right. Take a break while working and indulge. Work may seem a lot better when you return. And treat yourself to an orgasm just before you turn in. You’ll sleep better and probably have better dreams too. Remember, outside of simple exhaustion and perhaps a little tenderness, there is no limit to how many orgasms you can allow yourself. ~ Trabue Gentry

If you're as nuts about B films as I am you're going to love the delightfully tongue-in-cheek 1985 cult classic "The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik Yak (1984)" It deftly embodies all of the clichéish elements of the a B film but apparently had a fairly generous budget. The sets and costuming are elaborate and beautiful. This movie is sure to bring out the Neanderthal in every man and arouse the lesbian in every woman. ~ Trabue Gentry

Thank you so much, and I love your work! It's hard to explain to people what it's like to be as young as I am and have chronic pain, and sometimes it's even harder on me trying to keep it all together. And fighting back tears and thoughts of just ending it all because it seems easier to do that. Thank you for listening.

You're more than welcome, Ashleigh. And thank you so much for your compliment. Hey, I'm here to listen and to help you any time you like. I really do understand. And Amanda understands too. She went through her entire childhood and young adult life w hallucinations, night frights, severe depression and anxiety and extreme sensory sensitivity to name just a few. She was incorrectly diagnosed and treated for bi-polar disorder and everything else they could come up w as early as 12 and until she was 26 when they found she had a brain tumor. The removed the tumor and all the symptoms went away. Not only did she suffer the symptoms of her disease but she did it w very little compassion and much condemnation from her parents and friends for being "just a selfish brat". When she showed up at my door she was only days away from death.  I got her treated properly and she is an entirely new person. She still has residual symptoms and the emotional scars to deal w but she is 95% a normal person now. So hang in there. You're not alone. I care about you and will do whatever I can to help you through your situation. I'm no stranger to what you're dealing w. Just know that there are people out there who know what you're going through and really do love and care about you.