“When we first started out, he was kinda like ‘wham, bam, thank you, ma’am,’ until I showed him what to do. Eventually he became much more sophisticated.” Does that mean Elvis became a good lover? “Yes, it was worth the effort,” Tura says, closing her eyes. Elvis was becoming more passionately adept, but there was one very important amorous pleasure he had yet to experience. “Four or five nights later I showed him how to give head.” Tura grins. “He hadn’t done it yet.” Tura instructed Elvis in one of life’s finest sensual arts. “When a man wants to give you pleasure, that’s what makes the difference—‘Honey, not so hard there, just nibble, and when you find that little man, nudge him. Several times. But try to do it gently at first . . . then a little harder . . . when you’ve got him nice and hard, then you start to suck . . .’”
Sweet! So much better loading the page with a nice photo of Pamela! Thanks for all the time and effort you put in to this site. You are a scholar and a gentleman - or at least a student and a dude.
ReplyDeleteWhy is the clit a 'him'?
ReplyDeleteNot sure. There's a bunch of old jazz & blues tunes that talk about 'the boy in the boat' & Calt's blues dictionary says the term dates back to the 19th century.
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Thanks again
BertSalmon
Bert,
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Thanks for all the reposts Johnny !
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I second that thank you RE the reposts....can't believe I'm actually looking for something to read, as your site has kept my eyes busy for the past few years!
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