You can find the full shoot over on the Ace Production site and you can follow Ace on Twitter for updates whenever he drops a new episode of any of her porn series, of which there are plenty at the moment, cos he's pumping them out! Which means you hopefully won't have to wait over a year again to see my next appearance!
Wednesday, 11 June 2025
The Landlord Returns
You can find the full shoot over on the Ace Production site and you can follow Ace on Twitter for updates whenever he drops a new episode of any of her porn series, of which there are plenty at the moment, cos he's pumping them out! Which means you hopefully won't have to wait over a year again to see my next appearance!
Monday, 9 June 2025
Dress--up Challenge Accepted
Myth or Truth?
In honour of World Sex Day, let’s separate fact from fiction by looking at 9 common myths about sex; debunking six common myths that are totally untrue and highlighting three that are actually true.
❌ Myth 1 - "Only Penetrative Sex ‘Counts’ as Real Sex"
The Myth: Society often defines sex narrowly and only penis-in-vagina intercourse is seen as "real" sex, ignoring other forms of pleasure.
The Truth: Sex is whatever brings you and your partner(s) pleasure and connection.
- Oral sex, manual stimulation, mutual masturbation, and even sensual touch are all valid forms of intimacy.
- Many women don’t orgasm from penetration alone.
- Expanding your definition of sex can lead to more satisfying experiences.
- Exploring non-penetrative pleasure with a partner.
- Focusing on sensation rather than performance.
✅ Myth 2 - "Morning Sex Is Better"
The Truth: It really can... because science!
- Testosterone peaks in the morning for both sexes (highest 7-9 AM).
- Sleep restores physical stamina and lowers inhibitions by reducing prefrontal cortex activity,.
- Morning light stimulates serotonin production, enhancing emotional connection during intimacy.
- Empty stomachs mean better blood flow to erogenous zones.
- Set your alarm 30 minutes early twice a week for intimate time.
- Keep lube and condoms in your nightstand for spontaneous mornings.
- Try "sleepy sex" – slow, sensual connection as you wake up.
❌ Myth 3 - "Men Think About Sex Every 7 Seconds"
The Myth: The stereotype that men are constantly horny while women are passive or disinterested.
The Truth: This is a ridiculous exaggeration. Desire varies by individual, not gender.
- Women can have high libidos; men can have low ones—and both are normal. Desire isn’t gender-exclusive.
- Stress, hormones, mental health, and relationship dynamics affect desire.
- Societal shaming of women’s sexuality has suppressed open expression of desire.
- Normalizing conversations about fluctuating libidos.
- Recognizing that arousal isn’t always spontaneous (responsive desire is valid too).
❌ Myth 4 - "If You’re Not Having Sex, Your Relationship Is Doomed"
The Myth: A "dead bedroom" is often seen as a sign of inevitable breakup, and couples are shamed for not having frequent sex.
The Truth: Relationships thrive on intimacy, not just sex.
- Some couples have less sex due to stress, health, or simply personal preference.
- Emotional closeness, cuddling, and non-sexual touch maintain bonds.
- Pressuring a partner into sex damages trust and connection.
- Discussing needs without judgment.
- Exploring other forms of intimacy if sex isn’t a priority right now.
✅ Myth 5 - "Orgasms Relieve Stress"
The Myth: Climaxing provides measurable stress reduction.
The Truth: Studies show a 50-75% reduction in perceived stress immediately after orgasm
- Orgasms trigger oxytocin release, i.e. the "cuddle hormone", which lowers cortisol by up to 75% and dopamine production, which can improve mood for 2-4 hours post-orgasm.
- Post-orgasm prolactin creates natural drowsiness, aiding sleep.
- The act itself can distract from anxious thoughts through sensory focus, which creates a "mental reset" from anxious thought patterns.
- Schedule "stress relief sessions" – quick solo or partnered release during high-tension days.
- Combine orgasms with aromatherapy (lavender) for enhanced relaxation.
- Practice "aftercare" – 10 minutes of cuddling post-orgasm to maximize oxytocin benefits.
❌ Myth 6 - "Bigger Penises = Better Sex"
The Myth: Deeper penetration equals greater pleasure.
The Truth: Size can have little to do with sexual satisfaction.
- Most nerve endings in the vagina are in the first few inches.
- Skill, communication, and emotional connection matter way more than size.
- Many people with larger partners report discomfort rather than pleasure.
- Experiment with shallow thrusting (2-3 inch depth) to maximize clitoral/G-spot contact.
- Master the Coital Alignment Technique.
❌ Myth 7 - "If You’re Not Having Sex, You’re Abnormal"
The Myth: Society often treats celibacy or asexuality as strange or unhealthy.
The Truth: Not everyone wants or needs sex—and that’s okay.
- Asexuality is a valid orientation.
- Some people abstain for personal, religious, or mental health reasons.
- Your worth isn’t tied to sexual activity.
- Respecting others’ choices without questioning them.
- Recognizing that intimacy comes in many forms.
✅ Myth 8 - "Sex Gets Better With Age"
The Myth: Long-term sexual satisfaction increases with decades of experience.
The Truth: A greater proportion of older adults do indeed report higher sexual satisfaction than amongst younger adults.
- Studies suggest that 75% of 60+ couples report being sexually satisfied vs 55% of 20-somethings.
- Many couples in long-term relationships learn each other’s preferences deeply.
- With age comes greater experience, better communication and less shame around desires.
- Many report intensified orgasms due to thinner vaginal walls/prostate sensitivity.
- Keep a "pleasure journal" to track how your preferences evolve decade by decade.
❌ Myth 9 - "Good Sex Means Simultaneous Orgasms"
The Myth: Movies and porn often depict sex as a perfectly synchronized event where both partners climax at the same time.
The Truth: Orgasm isn’t the only goal of sex—pleasure is.
- Only about 25-30% of women consistently orgasm from penetration alone.
- Taking turns, using hands or toys, and enjoying the journey can be just as satisfying.
- Pressure to perform can actually make orgasms harder to achieve.
- Extending foreplay.
- Celebrating pleasure in all its forms, even without orgasm.
Saturday, 7 June 2025
Kiss N Tell
Either way, I've got a short list of ones that I done want to visit because I like the look of their vibe and I'd like to see if all the buzz around them is justified. Also, I think they all involve people who I am either friendly with or hold in high esteem and have a lot of respect for, so, even if I find that none of these clubs appeal to my personal tastes, it would still be nice to show my face there as a sign of support.
First up on my shortlist was Kiss N Tell, which is, as far as I am aware, only open on Saturday evenings (my time), so it's taken a few weeks for me to be able to make it due to other commitments getting in the way but here we finally are...
Honestly, I was hoping that it might be some sort of nasty industrial or something along those sort of lines. The sort of stuff that you would often hear at Nocturnus. To me, that is what the aesthetic of the place instantly brings to mind.
I wasn't so lucky though. Turns out that Kiss N Tell is a house club, so not my thing at all. Which is a shame for me personally because I think the place was actually really great. I really dig the vibe there, love the lighting, great facilities. Just not my sort of music. It happens though. I appreciate that my likes are not what would be considered mainstream so, more often than not, I'm just going to be tolerating what DJs are playing rather than being able to enjoy it.
And that's not so hard to do when you bump into friendly faces, just like I managed to do. And I do literally mean 'bump into' because I think I clattered straight into the back of Nitro whilst trying (and apparently failing) to navigate around all of the bodies on the dancefloor.
Anyway, it was nice to see her and to have a friendly little chat, especially since I got a sense that she was in a similar boat to me; really likes everything about the club except for maybe not being a fan of the music. Regardless, it's definitely worth checking out if you find yourself needing somewhere to go on a Saturday evening/night.
Friday, 6 June 2025
Posh sluts night out
When closing time arrived, Emmy and I hoped in an Uber over to Nocturnus to continue the night there. Jess, on the other hand, elected to head home for a change of clothes first. To be fair, a sensible idea given how grimey and sweaty Nocturnus is, especially when the place is heaving and there is absolutely no personal space to be found. Not really the sort of conditions that I particularly like exposing any of my sexy little dresses to, so I get why anyone would want to change first.