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We are a country of 1.2 billion people that don't want to discuss the very act that put us on the planet. Let's face it - our first and biggest sexproblem is that the very word itself, "SEX", makes us uncomfortable!
We are averse to it in advertising, in films, as living room chatter, as a subject for education in school; we certainly don't want to acknowledge our parents ever had sex, or that our kids will have to, in order to produce the grandchildren we crave. Our resistance to discussing sexual issues and educating ourselves, our children and others on sex related matters, leads to unsatisfied sex lives, unwanted pregnancies, overpopulation, sexually transmitted diseases, and the spread of HIV/Aids. We are the ostrich that buries its head in the misplaced sands of "morality and culture".
Which brings us to our second problem - a complete lack of knowledge about our culture? Anyone familiar with Hindu tantra or our world famous Kamasutra, will vouch for the fact that we were sexually liberal as a race. But somehow, our nation became so enamoured or influenced by the British Raj that we aspired for all that was theirs ... their fair skin, their power, their systems and their "morality".
We absurdly swapped our sexually liberated way of life, for the "morality" of the Victorian era. And this brings us to our third problem - sensuous, joyous people that represented a tolerant culture turned inhibited, anxious and the joy of sex became a source of shame. Sex became unacceptable as an act of recreation. It was a function that was meant to be administered only as a means of procreation and that too, within the boundaries of marriage.
This led to the death of foreplay, a resistance to exploratory acts of sex and conveniently took the pressure off the man to get his woman to an orgasm. Any attempt at a position other than missionary, was treated as an act of depravity which led to problem number four - intolerance of alternative sexuality!
Biographies of Roman kings, Greek heroes, Egyptian queens, depictions on our Konark and Khajuraho temples are all testimony to homosexuality being a part of world civilisations for centuries. However, the British deemed it a criminal offence in 1860. We sent the Brits packing but retained the desire to uphold their Victorian morality and laws.
Despite the British themselves decriminalising homosexuality in 1967, and legalising gay marriages in 2005, we carried the hangover till the Indian high court ruled it as a non-criminal offence in 2009. Unfortunately, a majority of our society still prefers the hangover. Their fear and intolerance of this community breeds misconceptions, phobias and discrimination and compels 15 per cent of our population to hide and harbour feelings of shame when there should be no need for it.
Our fifth problem and most unfortunate problem is the moral police. They are problem number 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 rolled into one and perpetuators of the same. Rather than go after child molesters, rapists, paedophiles, dowry deaths, they chase innocent consenting adult lovers, file cases on those who talk pro-premarital sex (ala Khushboo), burn shops that sell love cards... The list goes on ... ! They are averse to friendship between the sexes, love, sex and even the simple art of romance out of the boundaries of marriage.
I've listed the problems. But what are the solutions? I suppose it's do away with Victorian hangovers, practice tolerance, and when in bed with your partner, remember ... there are only two known mammals that enjoy sex. Humans and dolphins. Let's thank our creator and honour his intentions. Let's make the most of it!
We are averse to it in advertising, in films, as living room chatter, as a subject for education in school; we certainly don't want to acknowledge our parents ever had sex, or that our kids will have to, in order to produce the grandchildren we crave. Our resistance to discussing sexual issues and educating ourselves, our children and others on sex related matters, leads to unsatisfied sex lives, unwanted pregnancies, overpopulation, sexually transmitted diseases, and the spread of HIV/Aids. We are the ostrich that buries its head in the misplaced sands of "morality and culture".
Which brings us to our second problem - a complete lack of knowledge about our culture? Anyone familiar with Hindu tantra or our world famous Kamasutra, will vouch for the fact that we were sexually liberal as a race. But somehow, our nation became so enamoured or influenced by the British Raj that we aspired for all that was theirs ... their fair skin, their power, their systems and their "morality".
We absurdly swapped our sexually liberated way of life, for the "morality" of the Victorian era. And this brings us to our third problem - sensuous, joyous people that represented a tolerant culture turned inhibited, anxious and the joy of sex became a source of shame. Sex became unacceptable as an act of recreation. It was a function that was meant to be administered only as a means of procreation and that too, within the boundaries of marriage.
This led to the death of foreplay, a resistance to exploratory acts of sex and conveniently took the pressure off the man to get his woman to an orgasm. Any attempt at a position other than missionary, was treated as an act of depravity which led to problem number four - intolerance of alternative sexuality!
Biographies of Roman kings, Greek heroes, Egyptian queens, depictions on our Konark and Khajuraho temples are all testimony to homosexuality being a part of world civilisations for centuries. However, the British deemed it a criminal offence in 1860. We sent the Brits packing but retained the desire to uphold their Victorian morality and laws.
Despite the British themselves decriminalising homosexuality in 1967, and legalising gay marriages in 2005, we carried the hangover till the Indian high court ruled it as a non-criminal offence in 2009. Unfortunately, a majority of our society still prefers the hangover. Their fear and intolerance of this community breeds misconceptions, phobias and discrimination and compels 15 per cent of our population to hide and harbour feelings of shame when there should be no need for it.
Our fifth problem and most unfortunate problem is the moral police. They are problem number 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 rolled into one and perpetuators of the same. Rather than go after child molesters, rapists, paedophiles, dowry deaths, they chase innocent consenting adult lovers, file cases on those who talk pro-premarital sex (ala Khushboo), burn shops that sell love cards... The list goes on ... ! They are averse to friendship between the sexes, love, sex and even the simple art of romance out of the boundaries of marriage.
I've listed the problems. But what are the solutions? I suppose it's do away with Victorian hangovers, practice tolerance, and when in bed with your partner, remember ... there are only two known mammals that enjoy sex. Humans and dolphins. Let's thank our creator and honour his intentions. Let's make the most of it!
This is so funny, it must be an ex-boyfriend posting her pics as her or something. She probably dumped him so he is spreading her email address and nude pics so that dudes write nasty email to her and send her pics of their dicks. Kinda fucked up but she should have been more careful with the guys she date. Her profile cannot be truly by her but if it is for real, she is truly epic. Anyway, send what you have toGutterUncensored@yahoo.com if you have a set of pictures of an amateur (non-pro) Indian girl to share. The pictures must be watermark free and the girl 18 year-old or older. Some info like a name or location would also be nice but not necessary. And please don't confuse the blog's email address for the one belonging to this chick.Click on pictures to enlarge.
If you're like me, you could care less about the royal wedding, except to note that if William wasn't a prince, Kate would have been way out of his league. Nice work, Willy. You done pretty good for yourself.To be honest, though, I find the idea of royalty a little silly myself, and I do my best not to pay the wedding any attention. I've been purposely avoiding it as a writing subject because, one, I think it's such an easy target, and two, I know that people who are not like me are way into the wedding, and I don't want to tick everyone off.How do I know they're way into the wedding? Well, as example A, I'd like to present you with Niue, a tiny island nation somewhere in the Pacific Ocean that drew the ire of wedding fans (not to mention feminists) worldwide last week.The 1,400 inhabitants of Niue (pronounced NEW-ay and commonly known as the "Rock of Polynesia" or, locally, as "the Rock"), though independent, are technically citizens of New Zealand, which, for some reason, makes them British, meaning Queen Elizabeth II is their head of state. As such, Niue, like all things British, is in a tizzy over the wedding.Seeking to capitalize on global interest in the royal nuptials, the Niuean government in the capital city of Alofi (population: 581) has issued a commemorative stamp with the likenesses of Prince William and Kate Middleton and the words "Royal Wedding, 29.4.2011."The stamp sells for NZ$5.80 ($4.53 American) and looks very nice, but what has wedding fans all lathered up is the fact that it's actually two stamps that can be torn apart, with the perforation splitting the prince and his betrothed in two.On the one hand, I can understand why wedding fans are upset. I mean, how dare someone suggest that a royal wedding might end in divorce. Niue's got a lot of nerve. In Niue's defense, however, I'd like to point out that William's parents were, in fact, both royal and divorced.What has feminists outraged is the fact that the Kate stamp is worth a mere NZ$2.40, while the William stamp is worth NZ$3.40. (Actually, that might not be true. I have no evidence to back up that statement. I just assume feminists are outraged.In any event, the government of Niue has mounted a robust defense of the stamp, and I, for one, applaud their efforts and fully agree with them. Herewith, I would like to state Niue's case, as I see it.First of all, just because the stamp splits the pair in two doesn't mean that Niueans think the wedding will end in a divorce. It's a commemorative stamp. It's meant to be kept in one piece, not torn in two and used as postage.Secondly, if there are two stamps and tearing them in two doesn't put Kate on one stamp and William on the other, how are people proposing it should be done? Should one stamp have both of their torsos on it while the other just has their legs?
Finally, Niueans don't expect to generate much money from the stamps anyway. They're mainly just looking for some publicity, hoping tourists will want to see where the stamps are from. With that being the case, let's see what we can learn about this tropical paradise.
Niue was known for a couple of centuries as Savage Island because when Captain Cook tried to land there in 1774, he was repelled by natives who had been eating red bananas and hadn't brushed, making their teeth look bloody. It wasn't until late in the 20th Century that the original name, which translates -- I swear I'm not making this up -- as "behold the coconut," regained use.
Niue, despite being called "the Rock," is actually a coral island, one of the world's largest. There's great scuba diving, snorkeling and fishing, secluded beaches and some of the world's clearest water. In fact, it sounds just perfect for a royal honeymoon (hint, hint).
And as for you feminists, who may or may not be outraged by the stamps, I would like to note that William's stamp is worth more because he is of royal blood already, affording him greater status in British eyes. When Kate becomes royal herself, then we'll talk about stamps being equal.
In the meantime, though, now that my little spiel is done, can I please go back to ignoring the wedding as much as possible? Thanks.
If you’re into royal golden then this is your lucky day! Prince William decided to take a piss, and exposed his royal penis, much to the delight of the paparazzo that snapped these pictures. Yup, Prince William got caught with his pants down. No seriously, the future King of England was photographed while peeing and now of his penis are circulating on the Internet like wildfire. Some paparazzi with long-range lenses managed to get snaps of Wills taking a piss at a polo match and have posted the photos online. I bet the queen is DYING. I have been waiting 6 hours to post these candid shots because servers cannot handle the traffic load on other sites. I really don’t want to post this shit because its crashing websitesthe over. Search engines are going crazy, its like if you put together all the scandals in the history of the Internet into one. Hey ladies, this one is for you all. And all the gay dudes too… Click on pictures
The person that sent this set in did not include any info. But from details in the pictures we can assume she is a student at an American university. She look too old to be a undergrad so must be a graduate student. In the pictures she is first shown flashing her tits in a dorm room that is the inverse of her own room like it is across the hall from her own where she is seen naked. The dorm room and furniture seems similar to certain rooms at Princeton and Rutgers, however Rutgers is more likely judging from the basketball poster in the background of the first photo. I am almost sure this is from some where in New Jersey but certain it is from the Northeast of America. Anyway, she look too smart to be camwhoring though but she has nice nipples. Click on pictures to enlarge.
Yes we are talking about erotic or sexual fantasies! Sexual fantasies helps in joyful lovemaking and it also shows how adventurous you are to try out new things.
Dr. Navin Taneja sexologist explains: "Fantasizing is a normal phenomenon. Youngsters indulge in it more, though adults too feel excited doing the same. With time fantasies are changing, but approach and feelings are the same."
So how over the top can a sexual fantasy go? A few unfold their thoughts:
Bare effect!
Sanal Thomas, 26, environmental engineer says: "My wildest fantasy is to see my girl making love to me with no one present in the room. The door is half ajar and I am gazing her doing all crazy acts. How mad it would be!"
Limousine and champagne!
Ayushi Agarwal, 20, shares: "My boyfriend and I are in a limousine in a foreign country. I am wearing all black attire. He is gazing at me impishly and drags me into his lap. I just say, 'Honey I am all yours!' Rest of the tale you can guess!"
A terrorist attack!
27 years old Kalpana Sharma says: "It was a terrorist attack. Me and my husband get a place in garage to save ourselves from terrorist's eye. And there we steam up....rest you know!"
Revealing clothes!
Mayank Panjratan says: "I would like to catch my girl in the kitchen where she is busy doing work. I am analyzing her first then I grab her from her waist. Her wet white revealing outfit and tangled hair drive me wild. I hold her tight and I fondle her crazy spots."
Dr. Navin Taneja sexologist explains: "Fantasizing is a normal phenomenon. Youngsters indulge in it more, though adults too feel excited doing the same. With time fantasies are changing, but approach and feelings are the same."
So how over the top can a sexual fantasy go? A few unfold their thoughts:
Bare effect!
Sanal Thomas, 26, environmental engineer says: "My wildest fantasy is to see my girl making love to me with no one present in the room. The door is half ajar and I am gazing her doing all crazy acts. How mad it would be!"
Limousine and champagne!
Ayushi Agarwal, 20, shares: "My boyfriend and I are in a limousine in a foreign country. I am wearing all black attire. He is gazing at me impishly and drags me into his lap. I just say, 'Honey I am all yours!' Rest of the tale you can guess!"
A terrorist attack!
27 years old Kalpana Sharma says: "It was a terrorist attack. Me and my husband get a place in garage to save ourselves from terrorist's eye. And there we steam up....rest you know!"
Revealing clothes!
Mayank Panjratan says: "I would like to catch my girl in the kitchen where she is busy doing work. I am analyzing her first then I grab her from her waist. Her wet white revealing outfit and tangled hair drive me wild. I hold her tight and I fondle her crazy spots."
   We are a country of 1.2 billion people that don't want to discuss the very act that put us on the planet. Let's face it - our first and biggest sexproblem is that the very word itself, "SEX", makes us uncomfortable! We are averse to it in advertising, in films, as living room chatter, as a subject for education in school; we certainly don't want to acknowledge our parents ever had sex, or that our kids will have to, in order to produce the grandchildren we crave. Our resistance to discussing sexual issues and educating ourselves, our children and others on sex related matters, leads to unsatisfied sex lives, unwanted pregnancies, overpopulation, sexually transmitted diseases, and the spread of HIV/Aids. We are the ostrich that buries its head in the misplaced sands of "morality and culture". Which brings us to our second problem - a complete lack of knowledge about our culture? Anyone familiar with Hindu tantra or our world famous Kamasutra, will vouch for the fact that we were sexually liberal as a race. But somehow, our nation became so enamoured or influenced by the British Raj that we aspired for all that was theirs ... their fair skin, their power, their systems and their "morality". We absurdly swapped our sexually liberated way of life, for the "morality" of the Victorian era. And this brings us to our third problem - sensuous, joyous people that represented a tolerant culture turned inhibited, anxious and the joy of sex became a source of shame. Sex became unacceptable as an act of recreation. It was a function that was meant to be administered only as a means of procreation and that too, within the boundaries of marriage. This led to the death of foreplay, a resistance to exploratory acts of sex and conveniently took the pressure off the man to get his woman to an orgasm. Any attempt at a position other than missionary, was treated as an act of depravity which led to problem number four - intolerance of alternative sexuality! Biographies of Roman kings, Greek heroes, Egyptian queens, depictions on our Konark and Khajuraho temples are all testimony to homosexuality being a part of world civilisations for centuries. However, the British deemed it a criminal offence in 1860. We sent the Brits packing but retained the desire to uphold their Victorian morality and laws. Despite the British themselves decriminalising homosexuality in 1967, and legalising gay marriages in 2005, we carried the hangover till the Indian high court ruled it as a non-criminal offence in 2009. Unfortunately, a majority of our society still prefers the hangover. Their fear and intolerance of this community breeds misconceptions, phobias and discrimination and compels 15 per cent of our population to hide and harbour feelings of shame when there should be no need for it. Our fifth problem and most unfortunate problem is the moral police. They are problem number 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 rolled into one and perpetuators of the same. Rather than go after child molesters, rapists, paedophiles, dowry deaths, they chase innocent consenting adult lovers, file cases on those who talk pro-premarital sex (ala Khushboo), burn shops that sell love cards... The list goes on ... ! They are averse to friendship between the sexes, love, sex and even the simple art of romance out of the boundaries of marriage. I've listed the problems. But what are the solutions? I suppose it's do away with Victorian hangovers, practice tolerance, and when in bed with your partner, remember ... there are only two known mammals that enjoy sex. Humans and dolphins. Let's thank our creator and honour his intentions. Let's make the most of it! |
The person that sent this set in did not include any info. But from details in the pictures we can assume she is a student at an American university. She look too old to be a undergrad so must be a graduate student. In the pictures she is first shown flashing her tits in a dorm room that is the inverse of her own room like it is across the hall from her own where she is seen naked. The dorm room and furniture seems similar to certain rooms at Princeton and Rutgers, however Rutgers is more likely judging from the basketball poster in the background of the first photo. I am almost sure this is from some where in New Jersey but certain it is from the Northeast of America. Anyway, she look too smart to be camwhoring though but she has nice nipples. Click on pictures to enlarge.
Karina Smirnoff (Ukrainian: Карина Смiрнова; born January 2, 1978 in Kharkiv, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union) is a Ukrainian American professional ballroom dancer.
She is a five-time U.S. National Champion, World Trophy Champion, and Asian Open Champion. Smirnoff has won the title at the UK Open, is a three-time champion at the US Open, two-time champion at the Asian Open, five-time champion at the Dutch Open, and five-time US National Professional Champion. She has been ranked second in the world, and took second at the British Open Blackpool Dance Festival.
She is "the first woman to ever make the British Professional Final with three different partners". Smirnoff has made numerous candid appearances on reality shows such as Dancing with the Stars, and Chelsea Lately, featuring Chelsea Handler.
Here is Dancing With The Stars' resident dancer, Karina Smirnoff, in the nude for the May 2011 issue of Playboy! Karina Smirnoff posed in a revealing outfit on the cover of the new Playboy issue and inside she takes everything off - in a spread Hugh Hefner has described as "unforgettable." Well, she took everything off and her tits are like in every shot but she didn't show everything... Lets just say the photos will leave you asking "where's the beef?" but Smirnoff told the magazine, "as a dancer I've always embraced my body. Initial reports said Smirnoff’s decision to pose nude caused an uproar at ABC, which bills "Dancing With the Stars" as family entertainment. But she told them about the shoot in advance and will suffer no repercussions, according to followup reports so she was just drumming up publicity with lies.
She said, "I'm thrilled to show off my strong, toned physique in the pages of Playboy and celebrate my sexiness." She added, "to me, sexy is the confident energy a person produces. Sexy is the comfortable feeling of being who you are. Sexy is not just having beautiful lips, legs and arms; it’s beyond that. Sexy is soul." Taking all that BS in consideration, my one question for her would be where is the pussy shot if you feel you are so confident and sexy. Hugh Hefner's able to pay these celeb-skanks unbelievable sums of money to pose naked without getting pussy never cease to amaze me. Anyway, the photos are standard Playboy fare, heavily airbrushed, and artistically poses with genitalia safely hidden away. Enjoy! Click on pictures to enlarge.
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