Profanity

No, worried you might tired yourself out when that's my job." Brett smirked in reply, his eyes moving from Elena's body and dripping pussy to trail the movement of the cube up, then locking on her face. As gorgeous as the woman's form was, and the many temptations she had to offer, he was entranced by her features, and her expressions and moans as he dripped the cold water onto his skin had his already aching shaft threatening to rip through the seams of his boxers. "I think you're way in front

Josuke’s skin was flushed a deep pink, chest rising and falling with every labored breath he released. One of his hands resided on your hip, occasionally grabbing at your ass when you bit on his neck - he didn’t mean to squeeze, it was just an involuntary reaction, honest. After a while of kissing and nibbling, you pulled back, looking down to check out his crotch. Damn… all of that straining against his boxers was certainly a sight to see. Lightly pushing on his shoulders, you had him lying flat

According to Debate.org, 84% of people around the world believe that censorship of music should not exist. If music is censored, so many things would be taken away from the song. Artists write their explicit lyrics for a reason. They want their feelings to be heard. They deserve their freedom of speech. When musicians need to express their feelings they let it out through their songs, they are letting out their emotions. When the lyrics are censored the true theme or message of the song is taken

Social Criticism in J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye In the novel The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, a boy named Holden Caulfield wanders the city of New York after being expelled from Pencey, his boarding school. While he avoids telling his parents this bad news, he tries to figure out his identity and what he will do with his life next. Eventually, he decides to return home and start at a new school, finally finding his path in life. Social criticism is used in The Catcher in the

"Hey, Michelle... what do you think will happen if I become a pokémon champion?" Claudia's voice frail and quiet as she spoke. I would always give her a sad smile when she said that, it wasn't possible for her. For someone like that; unable to even move out of her bed, she couldn't travel collecting badges. While the rest of us, we journeyed, and challenged a few gyms now and then. But we didn't really challenge the champions... They were just too strong for travellers like us. Yeah. That's what

Something was wrong. Something was very, very wrong. Something was always wrong when Oikawa wouldn’t pick up his phone. He hadn’t answered his phone in thirteen hours, forty seven minutes, and twenty seconds. Yes, Iwaizumi was counting. He had been counting since practice had ended the evening before at five P.M. Oikawa had flashed his pretty smile and said “I’ll clean up, Iwa-chan! You go home; I’m just going to stay for another hour or so.” Iwaizumi had believed him. Why wouldn’t he have? It

Innocence was an aphrodisiac, and although the teen had proven underneath the youthful features, long chestnut hair, bright, welcoming brown eyes, and trusting, modest demeanour, there lay a wanton slut, it was a quality the Co-ed still projected to Adam. Not as much sexually, for he had witnessed her naked and screwed by a multitude of random strangers, on multiple occasions, it stemmed from the fact Sophie remained oblivious to the fact she was being used, and her escapades uploaded to the web

Too Taboo for School Though these books pioneer to a different time, these novels should be banned due to the incorporation of topics that are too mature for students because morbidity, sexual violence, and harsh language are included in these books, depicting themes too dark for school aged children. Since The Bell Jar and The Catcher In The Rye have been published in the 50’s and 60’s, these books have been banned from schools, rightfully so. These books are unacceptable for young children to

It all started 175 million years ago when Pangea started to break apart. Just kidding. My story starts on April 23, 1999. That Friday, in the early hours of the morning under a blanket of moonlight, I was born in some hospital room in New Jersey. One mucous-covered baby, whose parents described as being the physical embodiment of Yoda from Star Wars, screaming at the top of his lungs. Damn am I glad that I don’t remember the feeling after the doctor initially exposed me to the “cold” outside world

Sunday November 12, 2073 we just woke up it seems like we landed outside of a huge building complex. The others and i do not know what is going on i am not ready for this we all have heard about the others and how ships would just take them how can i say it, they was just gone we have never seen this before it was just never seen again. I am strapped onto my seat across from me is a young girl with a high black long ponytail and seems to be wearing a black mask only revealing her eyes, nose