CharInChastity Please, can you figure what where there before "edited"?
It has not sence for ne now
CharInChastity Please, can you figure what where there before "edited"?
It has not sence for ne now
CharInChastity So you play with you bedore?
Kaja I definitely tried to fight the belt unsuccessfully. I do have fun parts not covered by the belt though. never had the chance to play under belt.
CharInChastity Wow. EDITED
Kaja WHAT?
CharInChastity
I was polite. Unaged have urges too. And she is older than 15, she can legaly has sex. She can legaly TALK abou SEX.
I mean anus.
Kaja thats not what i was talking about at all. There is also a bar up my butt crack. Something solid couldn't get around it. Lots of baby wiped an bidet when I go #2. I was more talking about a woman's chest
CharInChastity Oh. Sorry.
Mr-TM Why does your sister speak German and you don't?
She learned it at school, I didn’t
Angelina that does not mean this is the place to talk about that
Too bad. Then I'll just have to write German with your sister. May I ask where German is taught in school?
Mr-TM lots of places I think
Honestly? I am amazed. German used to be a world language, but not since the Second World War. But I have understood.
Back to the topic.
I've asked this question before in a forum where teenagers and young adults were discussing sexual stuff. The thread went through the roof! Here, unfortunately, not yet but I note that all who have answered here are better informed than at that time in the other forum, which amazes me a bit.
Mr-TM I've asked this question before in a forum where teenagers and young adults were discussing sexual stuff. The thread went through the roof! Here, unfortunately, not yet but I note that all who have answered here are better informed than at that time in the other forum,
I do not catch your point.
What surprised me is that all those who have answered here are clearly better informed about sex and what belongs to it, as then on a forum on sexual topics.
In Australia they teach German at schools.
Per Google German is the 4th most popular language taught in American schools, right after American sign language.