LOVE FROM HELL

f her skin in the moonlight…he was so beautiful it took her breath away. Helplessly, she used h

desire that coursed through her veins. No man is immune to a woman looking at him like that. So he put her arm around her back and pulled her to him. I lowered her head

r's kiss was too good to be true. However, he w

and invited him inside. She didn't hesitate. Her tongue slid into her mouth, warm

ht. Her hand ran down her back and squeezed her bottom lightly. She pushed her hips forward, aching for contact

kin against hers. He pulled away from her. She took a step back, her breathing ragged of her im

y pressure I felt was from my pussy, since I

ers through her

promise to be more professional. She

ntment. She then followed him inside. She was in the b

hat it was hard to sleep. A part of her wanted to go out into the living room and ride Roger

r sense of propriety, s

the moonlight. Previously, she had removed her suit and tie and rolled up her shirt

ell to her breasts. She pinched and massaged her nipples

hed with anticipation. She leaned against the balcony and closed her eyes as her mouth devoured her. Her hand was on her

outh to keep from making any noise so he could hear her as he imagined him making love to her. The pleasure did not take long to

he woke up the next morning feeling a bit confused. Maybe it was the

it was an illusion. Either way, she behaved n

ople who ignore us. Far from settling for people who could become potential pa

say on this subject. Reactance is a term coined by Brehm and refers to t

of view. This fact creates an emotional and motivational reaction to adop

can appear in both small children's dreams as in mature and intelligent adults. In th

ened to some extent. However, when a person ignores us or projects a feeling of indifference towards us -which amou

we struggle to obtain it. The prohibition or deprivation of power freely to be with someone, dyes that someone with a treme

ery relevant in emotional relationships or as a couple

s addiction is entertainment. The problem is that what is now a hobby or

outine and boredom. But why is boredom a problem? Therein lies the question. Some people f

ternal vacancy that we ourselves cannot fill. The final consequence is usually that, if the objective is achieved

it is important that we know that what can start out as child's play, can end u

at keeps us hooked. The problem is that you can't live like this forever. There comes a time in life

lf-esteem. People who get hooked on this type of dynamic in which they reject those

alistic affection. On the contrary, they deserve indifference. Therefore, for every step we take

r reflection. Another reason is that we are probably wasting our precious time. The

tting our valuable time slip away. That's when we find ourselves

wanting immensely towards him. Drive her m