exit, body right.

[bottomsexxx]

See, now, the thing about certain incidences of pain is the way they happen so quickly you're left wondering if they happened at all.  The hurt is sharp -- it's a bite, a slap, a pinch -- and fades but does not linger.  And as you stand there breathing your quickened breath you wonder if you really felt it at all and then you key in on what you are

Comments

[omara555]

yes...& it's quite addictive :-)

[lordbleys]

Mmmmm addictive

[bottomsexxx]

ahhh, adrenaline and endorphins - what a heady cocktail they make :)

[jaspers_jungle]

the subtle use of "managed pain", how effective it can be.
I often wonder if the proper use of pain can be employed to be "distracting", to make one defocus on the immediate sensation at hand, so that when the pain subsides, the good sensation can be rediscovered and enjoyed as if for the first time.

(man can I ramble on and not seem to make any sense ...)

[bottomsexxx]

'Tis a pity not enough people know the whens and hows of "proper use of pain." :)

[mastertfrommars]

Nice to see you again.:)
T

[bottomsexxx]

I've been naughty and hiding!

[mastertfrommars]

I always thought it was more fun to be naughty in full view of everybody.:) How's the writing going?