TMI Tuesday - On Time!!!

1. Should guys wear pink?

KAHUNA – Yes, as long as they are confident in themselves. I wear pink dress shirts and have been told I can pull it off quite well :-)

BABUSHKA – They should wear whatever they would like and makes them feel good!

2. Do you kiss with your eyes open or closed?

KAHUNA – Eyes Closed (primarily)

BABUSHKA – Both! I kiss with my eyes open (off and on) when I want to watch the pleasure the taste of my lips brings to the person I am kissing. I kiss with my eyes closed when I want to zone in on the pleasure brought on for me by the taste of the person I am kissing.

3. What is the first "non-physical" feature you tend to notice about a person you find attractive?

KAHUNA – How they treat others, their outlook on life and having a general aura of positive energy. These are the things that immediately drew me to Babushka (and still do).

BABUSHKA – The attitude. For multiple reason, a hard person intimidates me. If I am intimidated, I cannot be attracted.

4. Have you ever showered with someone of the opposite sex?

KAHUNA – Whenever the opportunity arises!

BABUSHKA – Why, yes I have

5. Would you rather receive amazing oral sex or have amazing sex?
KAHUNA – I hate these “either/or” scenarios. I guess I will go with the latter answer:

• Short Answer: The first answer infers one of the two is passive. I prefer both of us be involved
• Long Answer: The latter would include giving amazing oral, receiving amazing oral, vaginal and anal penetration, oils and toys, etc………

BABUSHKA – I would choose to not have to choose.

Bonus (as in optional): If you could say anything you wanted anonymously to anyone, without identifying that person, what would you say?

KAHUNA – I can speak anonymously whenever I want due to the wonder of blogland, although I admit I am not fond of (to put it nicely) people who “anonymously” rip others and do not have the balls (per se) to own their views.

BABUSHKA – Hmmm. . . I really cannot think of anything I would like to say someone without them knowing from whom it came.