The Sex Club Murders and other Kinky Tales

27 Erotic Movies That’ll Fulfill All Possible Sexual Fantasies You Ever Had

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All three are very dominant and have many sexual perversions. You don't want to get on the bad side, as death would be preferable to what they will do to you. They act as if they are above the law as well as above anyone questioning their actions. All engage in sex with their employees as well as those unfortunate to be captured by this hauty trio. Very erotic and sadistic. An old magic book gave him the power of controling other's mind, which made him happy along all his life. If you like nasty talks, this one has plenty of them. Lovely blond returns to the man she loves and finally gives in to her deep need for submission and sex.

Master and his slave went to a slave house and had a pleasant trip around the house and enjoyed the service provided by slavegirls. The black girl was fired by her boss.

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She and her black brothers decided that the boss and his wife should pay them back. A teacher becomes the slave to a sadistic student. Cheerleaders' Rape and Torture: This is the story of 5 high school Cheerleaders' who get lost and have their car breakdown, only to have a friendly garage owner "help" them out and turn them into slaves.

A bitch and a beauty captured and broken; the one to recieve punishment for her selfish ways, the other to be rewarded as your cherished, grateful slave. The multi-part Volume is a sequal to a previous piece by the same title. A young girl enjoys the domination of her older brother as her Mother enjoys the domination of her husband. Other young and vulnerable girls are kidnapped to join the family compound dedicated to the kinky pleasures of the men. A black couple had been watching the new white neighbors since their arrival into the neighborhood.

Now was the time to make them into their slaves. Rufus has his own white slave family to use and enjoy and now he decides to share them with the rest of his family. Tracy is blackmailed by her boss, and forced into a world of slavery. Gwen is kidnapped by a former master and turned into an unwilling slave. A Germanic queen is taken captive by a Roman general and is taught how to become the perfect slave. You Are Mine Now Bitch: A parking attendant has a crush on the owner of a very large company.

He treats her with the utmost respect 'till he finds out what she is really like. Then he kidnaps her and makes her his slave. This is a fictious story of the craving of a humiliation slut, it is not intended to be sane or safe, as it is fiction. Please read it as such. This book is cunning.

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This book is edgy, seductive, violent, fiendish, indecent, and unfair. This collection is a work of fiction. Consider yourself trigger warned.

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By turns bratty and worshipful, these submissives will go to great lengths to fulfill their naughtiest fantasies and are rewarded splendidly by their masters and mistresses. A Collection of Essays Written by: Audible Studios Narrated by: Rose Caraway Sex and Cupcakes is a collection of essays from writer Rachel Kramer Bussel reflecting on her years as a sex columnist and cupcake blogger, detailing her dirty and sweet sides as well as sexual adventures, politics, heartbreak, tattoos, and more.

Sex and Cupcakes reveals the woman behind the stereotype, one far more complex than Carrie Bradshaw and her Manolos, a woman willing to expose herself, on paper and in the flesh, who takes risks and gets hurt and keeps on searching for love, sex, passion, and happiness. Cleis Press Imagine a library — a very special one run by a librarian whose only concern is pleasing her patrons. In fact, this librarian will stop at nothing to service her readers. This voracious volume is simply bursting at the binding with amorous archives and bibliophilic bliss; it is a veritable dictionary of desires, with stories by top eroticists Rachel Kramer Bussel, Tamsin Flowers, and Salome Wilde, as well as Rose Caraway, the sexy librarian herself.

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Bring on the rope and rough stuff, the dens and dungeons, the corsets and clamps and cuffs. Romance can be a little rough and still have VERY happy endings! Carnal Morgue Press Narrated by Rose Caraway In this diabolical collection of short stories, Allen Dusk drags readers down twisted paths that descend into the darkest shadows of erotica. A blue-collar thief finds herself trapped in a circus wagon with only one way out.

A chief science officer is conflicted between completing her critical mission and satisfying the throbbing between her legs. A jealous wife dispatches her husband in a most gruesome way, only to discover he was the only lover who could truly satisfy her. A lonely woman walks into a bar, and gets carried away with her erotic dreams. These tales and more await the insatiable reader who dares to savor something bitter-sweet and grisly saturating their senses. The Big Book of Orgasms: Rose Caraway What happens when you bring together 69 authors sharing their hottest orgasm stories?

This climactic collection captures top erotica writers serving up steamy scenarios all focused on The Big O. Whether getting off from exhibitionism, voyeurism, or a very special pair of blue jeans, the characters in The Big Book of Orgasms explore all sorts of ways they can come. Discover the thrill of hot wax and even hotter sex; these short stories bring the heat on every page! Shady Palms Written by: Couples like this stand out like a sore thumb and they get a bad reputation very quickly.

Swinging and Poly — Know the difference. A poly relationship involves romantic feelings while swinging is basically just about sex. Tools of the trade — We use Swinglifestyle. We use kik to chat with our couples. You can do group chats and its private. Beware of fakes, flakes, and pic-hunters. Never give out real names or face pictures just starting out. As you progress you can relax your rules a bit, but talk to your partner about what you are wanting and stick to your agreed-upon boundaries!

It is very clear that a new paradigm for relationship is emerging as the old one is not working very well.. To me the key is doing it with consciousness and awareness.. Personally I have explored widely whilst staying true to myself as much as possible in each situation..

And yes, each exploration was necessary and has allowed me to grow and to land a relationship that is so simply serene that it freightened me at times.. I have fought it.. However we are not going out seeking for it.. For us this works.. For now, as every arising is always a surprise.. But we feel sweetly surrendered to the truth that is revealing itself to us. We did not enter the relationship with this desire or plan..

We met with the desire to meet oneanother in deep truth and with the desire to be fully seen by each other.. Just the invitation to dive into the mystery and follow its trail in the mist, revealing the light only one inch at a time it forces us to stay in the now.. And as much as we sometimes dive into the wildest fantasies, and for those moments they become Our truth.. Its more than can be typed here, but reflect on how many problems in relationships persist when you feel deeply in love with a person in that moment?

Once understood, the structure of the relationship becomes two people showing up as they are and being non-judgmentally accepted and adored. When insecure, jealous, and angry thinking are recognized as being effectively disinformation when contrasted to what makes sense while feeling a deep connection and love it really stops making sense trying to reason with it, argue with it or really take it literally at any point. It sounded too good to be true to me too, but the more I look in this direction the more the structured sense making of poly, open, or even monogamous relationships seems entirely obsolete.

Enrique, that was certainly the intention going into it, just not the reality. And the blame for that lands squarely on me. That said, what you write is not a necessary precondition for polyamory. There many different configurations of possible relationships. Bear in mind I am not necessarily in favour of strict monogamy, but arguing against it on the grounds of what is natural is intellectually bankrupt. Neil talks extensively about getting naked, but to achieve that state he idealises of novel, passionate sex and romantic whimsy, along with committed intimacy you can depend on…….

Speaking for myself, I am in a long-term, committed relationship with a partner I love. A number of our friends are in polyamorous relationships, and claim that they simply find themselves in love with more than one person at a time. That is not something I or my boyfriend have experienced, but we do enjoy BDSM play and sexual interaction with other people.

In particular, I like having sex with women and I, like Neil, do feel a sense of fear at the notion of only ever having sex with one person again. However, I also understand that this is not a desire that everyone has plenty of guys have told me they wanted it, until they were confronted with it. As Neil discovered, a healthy relationship is challenging enough with one person, let alone three. It is extra effort but my poly friends choose that for themselves. Likewise, my boyfriend and I have developed the trust, intimacy and love for one another that makes sex with other people safe, without threatening our commitment.

This has required us to have some very tough conversations and to confront our individual self-esteem and feelings about jealousy. After 23 years together, things are as hot as ever between myself and my husband. Have we thought about straying? Sure, but, being honest with each other and opening up about issues overcame the urge.

Three choices for sexual human beings: Live with a little pain? We pay the price to stay fit, healthy, wealthy, etc. Best wishes to you and everyone here on their poly journeys!! Thanks for this, so fascinating! I come and go, read your book years ago and loved it, but have only vaguely kept up with your work. After divorcing and leaving a conservative religious background, I am so much more aware of the possibilities in life, as well as the realities. My mind is in this post.

Like Neil, I crave for new people, new experiences, new life, although always loving the person I am with. Call it polyamorous, open-monogamous, whatever. Been offered to go to a swingers party. Been cheated on but never cheated. Any type of lie, that deep, hurts my soul to think about. I instantly bought the book. Trouble is, any time the missus and I try to communicate about it, I feel a fundamental disconnect.

And neither of us knows what to do about it. As pathetic as it sounds. What matters is whether or not you act on it. Because some people focus on quantity over quality. Sex is very powerful and can be a very enlightening experience, or a very damaging one. Not because of the weird sex.

Because of the shitty music. Whether people are intended to be monogamous or not is a bit of an aside. Commitment is a choice, and so is every other action. Being bored with a person is also a choice. Having a crappy marriage is a choice. Then what do you do? Adrenaline junkies, drug, sex or food addicts, etc. New relationships are invigorating. But if you can get past the normalcy and comfort that comes with a committed relationship, you can reach a level of security that enables the sexual relationship to grow and evolve also. It reduces to doing life together in a way that can be all at once intimate, messy, dynamic, fulfilling, etc.

But just like gratification must be delayed when starting a company, earning a degree or saving up enough money for a great house or sexy car, there is delayed gratification in relationships and with sex, or at least there can be. Developing critical skills requires focus and commitment. If we blew off every book or class or text or meeting or practice or whatever would we ever succeed in anything?

When I divorced my first husband, I had no interest in being married or having a family. In fact, having a family was the functional catalyst that drove me to divorce and uncovered many fundamental reasons why I needed to. I could easily support myself. I loved the idea of being with whoever I wanted. I change my mind about what I wanted because I found a guy who suited me.

An honest person who was my equal, who I could respect and accept as he was. A person I would find infinitely interesting. A person who reciprocated all of those things. A person who, almost a decade later, still entices me in a crazy way. It requires courage and diligence and, yes, immense effort at times. We hold one another accountable for the people we are supposed to be, the way we treat one selves and one another and our children, etc. I believe it can and that it will. But nothing is certain. You using the word constraint also reminded me of how often Tim emphasized that he needs constraints in his life.

I think last in the podcast with Jocko. You also alluded to what Jocko said regarding the 3 experiences that make a man. One of them was starting a family and having kids. This made talking to women a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable to me. How ironic is it that infidelity is reviled by a vast majority of our population yet a website like Ashley Madison thrived within it?

I believe that is the truth. When you deal with several people at a time, even among my closest male friends who are like blood brothers, I have different relationships with them one to one compared to when we are all together. One to one is much much deeper with the right girl. It can also have breadth. More different people does not necessarily mean variety of ideas. Most people groupthink too much. One Da Vinci has far more breadth of ideas than the entire cast and productions of the Jersey Shore. As someone in a polyamorous relationship, who has been in monogamous relationships in the past, I would strongly disagree.

The communication that goes into working through the issues that comes us deepens connection and increases intimacy. To the various commenters: Same goes for sex parties. I love being able to read and examine viewpoints that I personally disagree with. This is one and why I personally find it brave and valuable. I hope you, Neil and Tim, can understand how the scientific basis for polyamory may be the fallacy behind it. I fall into the camp of looking at life through a spiritual lens when examining issues.

The physical lens is easy. I wish I had the time and energy brain power? The best summations are Jen Zeman and J. None of this is new. Should she suddenly be removed from my life, there would be no replacing her or substitute. Sorry Neil, but calling an orgasm an act of faith? You had a new experience and an orgasm within that experience. But doggone it man-an act of faith? He had two gallon bottles of water when he started and more than seventy miles of hiking to do.

The here and now of your experience relates mainly…to you. An act of faith, to my mind, is outwardly directed. Guy leaves Wall Street and starts schools in impoverished nations. Young girl blogs about her beliefs on womens education in the Middle East. Shot in the head for it. Now has a chain of schools there. But what the hell do I know anyway? Thinking your IT for more than one person at a time? That it can work? My faith pales in comparison. I just know that my wandering eye Whew! In reality though, none of that is new. Neil, the skill you have in articulating your journey is true genius.

That we can learn from each other well, at least me from you is a real miracle in my eyes. The idea of bringing another women, maybe even two, into our sex life sounds fun. Sometimes, I catch myself fantasizing about having threesomes and foursomes. Just the thought of him being turned on by other girls licking him while he stares at me turns me on. You know, I get it! And if a guy ever says no, they have to be fucking lying.

There were women in nothing but g-strings and thongs, huge tits and ass shaking everywhere. I had drank a lot prior to going so I was a lot more comfortable and open to it. Before I knew it, I was slapping ass and grabbing boobs everywhere. I was having a great time. The whole night, I was rushing with excitement. But it was a feeling I never had. In that moment, I realized that the girls there were nothing but objects and were there purely for our entertainment. I knew I had nothing to worry about. None of them were like me, or even slightly close, and I knew that my boyfriend also knew that.

But what did bother me was thinking about a women turning on my man, and possibly better than me! I hate that feeling — that gut feeling, just thinking about it makes me want to punch somebody in the face or rip their hair out. If you knew me, you would know I would never do such a thing. Seriously, I hear it all the time. I want to say I would have a threesome but I think I would go ballistic if I felt like someone crossed their boundary, and that goes for both parties.

As a lover and partner, I want to give him everything. I want to fulfill his every need and desire. But is that even possible? Could one person be everything? What we need the most in this world is focus and low information diet. We are too distracted and lost the ability to observe the beauty of nothingness. The whole is less than the sum of the parts. Check out non-monogamous resources.

Jealousy can be hard at first, but is usually actually manageable. Tim — thanks for the post. Here is what has been my experience. I have been married to my wife for 21 years. We have four kids and are very close. We committed to monogamy at our wedding and that has been the way it has been.

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I know a lot of people are truly afraid of being monogmous with one person for the rest of their life — but what I have truly found is that the absolute best sexual relationship can only be found in a committed relationship between two people. My wife and I have truly worked to become completely intimate with each other over the years. It has been enormous work that often was very painful. However — our relationship has given to each other amazing growth in all areas of life.

I can honestly say that I have found the highest sexual relationship to be spiritual, emotional and physical. We both had active sex lives before marriage and we each experienced an incompleteness in them. Sometimes sex is just physical. Sometimes it is emotional and physical. But the greatest place to be is when all three happen at the same time. The rewards of full commitment build over time — and there will be temptation and some failing along the way.

I can honestly say that we are now having wonderful experiences in bed and they keep getting better. I have found that the sexual relationship can grow you and heal you in every way if you treat your partner with the awe and respect they deserve. This is something that I truly wished other men especially could understand much better. I believe women — responsible for child birth and naturally looking out for the best for their children understand this better than the average man. I am not here to judge others for their choices — just want to encourage others to see the vast potential of a monogamous relationship.

For a few years while in college, I would have completely laughed at what you said and the possibility of monogamy, but I have experienced the same incompleteness due to mind-body-soul disconnect that you speak of. Now I understand through my current relationship, and I believe that when 2 people share the same vision, growth in all aspects of life is possible only through one to one relationship.

If I did not find my GF, I would have just exhausted myself to death dealing with multiple girls who fulfill different roles, and I would waste all my time bureaucratically managing relationships rather than doing what I really enjoy productively. With my GF, we can both play all roles and experience each other in a completely different way everyday. There is unlimited potential of variety in the singularity. We are finally free from the roles that society has cast upon us. With her, we can switch roles any time we want, but in polyamory, I would be trapped in one role until a different girl shows up; and all of the girls would be trapped in the roles that I mentally project onto them.

The need for sexual novelty is strong and persistent, especially for men. But intimate relationships satisfy other psychological needs- they make us feel special, worthy and thus help us manage the fear of death. When we adore someone and attribute good qualities to him or her, it reflects back on us and improves our self-perception.

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Giving and receiving love mutually with the same person creates a powerful unit that can fight the randomness of our existence. I would say that for some, love- not science- is the new religion although I am a geek thus science would be a close second. The background- As a psychologist and researcher, I too always try to find commonalities and guidelines that would work for at least some people. I was in an open marriage, that included all kinds of activities- from wild mass orgies, private parties with one or two couples, solo adventures and a full-blown poly phase. That night we had what we both thought was the best sex of our lives, only to discover that there are no limits to the pleasure, excitement and desire between us.

This night was over a year ago, and a lot has happened.

I used to be naturally flirtatious, and always enjoyed the game. Today, I am often repelled even by the smell of other men approaching me. Until something changed at ones- maybe it is my hormones or maybe it is crazy luck. I do know for sure that nothing has ever turned me on so much as being only his, and being the only one for him. There could be of course an easy psychological explanation: Yes, it was fun to see how many men were attracted to me and it was exciting to seduce them, for a while at least.

But with this one man I feel on top of world, I an the queen and he is the king of our own little imaginary kingdom. We are well aware of the illusion, but enjoy it as we have never enjoyed anything before. That would kill the delicate illusion. A couple of people have mentioned Esther Perel already. The secret to desire in a long-term relationship Why Happy Couples Cheat Look at where you want to be in life regarding your relationship and family.

Then examine how you can get there. The hormonal craziness cycle can be restarted by getting into a new relationship. Everything is fun again. So cycle length decreases. In the end, we all have to decide for ourselves what we want and with every choice we make, we knowingly or unknowingly decide against another choice. If, like Neil in the story, you spend your time in sex clubs and open relationships, it will have an influence on you.

From pick-up artist to sex club member to …??? Martin — Very good response to the post. I think you are spot on in your reasoning. Very refreshing to hear someone who has truly thought through these things. This is a patently false dichotomy and frankly harmful. Tim, as much as I love pretty much everything you put out for public consumption, this article hit close to home. As far as my experience in this realm, I think by far the toughest part with polyamorous relationships is the jealously factor.

I think it is human nature to not want to share someone you truly love with anyone else. So this means to make a three or four pod work, everyone must be loosely attached but not in love with any of the others. As soon as someone grows a set of feelings, things go south in a hurry. I wish Neil good luck on his quest to figure out what he is truly searching for, and then to find it. And to you sir, keep the info and the podcasts cranking out!

Tim, if you want to learn about having several girlfriends in a meaningful way, contact Tim Veninga. He lives in Budapest and currently has 4 girlfriends. I trained with him, I have seen him take a girl home every single night if he desires so. He is someone who really took lifestyle design to a whole new level, by applying it to love relationships.

And he teaches this in quite an efficient way. I am a mother of three, entrepreneur, and besides my partner I connect intimitely with other people too, whether this ends up in a long time relationship or something shorter. I see people as opportunities for growth. They all teach me something about me.

When having a monogamous relationship, it felt weird to have something outside me social paradigms and unspoken expectations telling me what I could experience with others. My partner and I both felt we wanted to be free to experiences with other people in any way that we would feel benefitted us most — including sexually. We have some clear rules between the both of us like safe sex and complete honesty and transparency and set each other free.

I love other things than my partner does. Should I force him to fulfill my desires? Or do we lovingly hold space for each other to grow and experience in any way we like? For me, this approach has brought me many amazing experiences, both sexually and non-sexually. Be prepared to face them. If not, monogamy is a safe and absolutely worthy way of relating. I find your closing interesting. Its hard enough to date more than one person at a time.

It only lasted a year however in relation to the other couples we met it was very insightful. Otherwise they were just like any other couple, only happier. The magnifying glass effect is, imo, unrelated to the length of connections. The mere fact that my partner is free to connect be intimitae with others is enough to activate patterns in me. How to manage several connections? Letting go of the limiting belief we should or can have only one is a first I had to let go. And completely agree with your closing. My wife and I have been poly for nearly 8 years and the level communication necessary to maintain a truly successful poly relationship is not for the faint of heart.

I am inspired by the clarity and adventure we each experience and share in our paths. Facebook Twitter Email Reddit Print. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email required Address never made public. You made money guys but cannot control your vices. I think it is fair.. Idleness is the mother of all vices Like Like. This makes no s nose at all. What a load of crap. Definitely no s nose at all. And no sassy story, where solutions are promised and not given Like Liked by 5 people. Count me vote in for that.

We have been to several orgies but this article was still insightful for us. I like what you said. For some people poly is just kink, not something to take seriously. Why judge what other people get out of it? I still have so much more to learn. I really have no experience in this, but hopefully something I say will be of some use. I would agree if we did not had something called DNA tests. You should read Sex at Dawn by Dr. Chris Ryan is totally worth checking out.

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I think if we finally manage to honestly talk about our values and keep them in check, anything is possible Like Like. Keep up the good work! Being free is my ideal state and being in relationships always bears a huge weight on me. Love the glimpse of the book and will be sure to add it to my reading list. Hahaha, I am french and I used to live in Paris next to Montmartre. It was so much fun to read this article! Greetings from Berlin, Chris Like Like. Do your partners have other partners themselves? Thanks for inviting Neil once again, tim!

Well, that was certainly different. Hello Tim, This blog post is tragic. An interaction that can literally create life was never meant to be twisted like this. Thank you for sharing many of your pursuits for answers and excellence. However, these roads above devastate lives. All the very best, Deborah Like Liked by 4 people. The blog post is not about Tim. I still liked it, think I have to get Neils book. R Like Liked by 1 person. I laughed my ass off while reading. Anyone who can truly satisfy more than one woman is playing at a totally different level.

Thank you for sharing this story. Thanks so much far your non-judgemental search for wisdom Tim and Neil, I feel so unleashed! More power to you. To each their own I say. Is it any wonder men are re-thinking things? And our hormones are one of the biggest, and most often-ignored influencers of our emotions.

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