Blog on sex
:: Richard and I have decided to slowly liberate this country from it's sickening conservatism by showing people that having fun was easy, and they should do what they want when they want. As long as it's not really actively harassing anyone else.
We figured that if we kept on having sex in as many public places as possible, without getting caught, we'd eventually get there. And more people should have sex in public places. I'm not talking about bathrooms and hidden bar back-streets. I'm talking by the Singapore river at 10 at night, for a long time, taking mental notes of the way people reacted (generally, they stare for a long time, give me a look that said, 'poor girl, the guy's not even bothering to take her home. She must be so drunk' and then walk past really quickly like they didn't see anything when they get really close to us). Or bridges right out by the main road with the bar-tender looking on. Be nice and give him a big wave after that for being such a willing participant...!
Some more of that plus a nude photo of your breasts will definitely take you to the limelight.
The url is sarongpartygirl.blogspot.com, if you want to read. (By the way, the original photo that sparked the interest of Singaporean and Malaysian newspapers is not the one that's there now.) The writer goes by the name of Izzie, 19 years old, and a product of an all-girls' school. Quite too old for a Lolita, but definitely interesting a character. Whether fictional or not, I can't say for sure. She tells of nudity as an art, exhibitionism, sex with white men, and the world's (Asia here, in particular) opinion about women and their strive for sexual liberation.
She's a bit blunt and uses adult languages often. The amazing thing is, she seems to understand them all. At 19.
She tells of sexual encounters with both men and women, with such clarity and writing skills not normal for girls of her age. I have no way of telling whether it's wrong or not. She seems to enjoy what she's doing, and she's providing insight to a big world out there wanting to have firsthand juicy information. I don't think there's a problem with that.
We figured that if we kept on having sex in as many public places as possible, without getting caught, we'd eventually get there. And more people should have sex in public places. I'm not talking about bathrooms and hidden bar back-streets. I'm talking by the Singapore river at 10 at night, for a long time, taking mental notes of the way people reacted (generally, they stare for a long time, give me a look that said, 'poor girl, the guy's not even bothering to take her home. She must be so drunk' and then walk past really quickly like they didn't see anything when they get really close to us). Or bridges right out by the main road with the bar-tender looking on. Be nice and give him a big wave after that for being such a willing participant...!
Some more of that plus a nude photo of your breasts will definitely take you to the limelight.
The url is sarongpartygirl.blogspot.com, if you want to read. (By the way, the original photo that sparked the interest of Singaporean and Malaysian newspapers is not the one that's there now.) The writer goes by the name of Izzie, 19 years old, and a product of an all-girls' school. Quite too old for a Lolita, but definitely interesting a character. Whether fictional or not, I can't say for sure. She tells of nudity as an art, exhibitionism, sex with white men, and the world's (Asia here, in particular) opinion about women and their strive for sexual liberation.
She's a bit blunt and uses adult languages often. The amazing thing is, she seems to understand them all. At 19.
She tells of sexual encounters with both men and women, with such clarity and writing skills not normal for girls of her age. I have no way of telling whether it's wrong or not. She seems to enjoy what she's doing, and she's providing insight to a big world out there wanting to have firsthand juicy information. I don't think there's a problem with that.
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