One night uninhibited

[sdever]

hey Mom that
St. George Absinthe Verte looks good Do you know how it is consumed ? do you mix it or sip it or suck it down. does it have a strong alcohol taste

Bmom need to know how toserve this ?

 

[Bikini Mod]

Bmom need to know how toserve this ?

I saw an advertisement for it on a recent flight but my Old Grump knows more. I will get him to post up.

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/12/05/MNQJTO9FM.DTL

A complete history above

 

[sdever]

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/12/05/MNQJTO9FM.DTL

A complete history above

great history but how do you drink it
PS are you really hard 24/7 ??? lol

 

[Strongbow]

Frankly I'm willing to bet hard money that any pagan sacred sexuality fire festival is a LOT more likely to get the old juices flowing than a place like that or Hedonism but who am I to say. I assume the place you guys went to was clothing optional and you could see or hear folks getting uh, friendly (by accident). You can practically trip over people having sex at some of these festivals.

You got your answer though, seriously. If you were in that environment and she froze then tell her to stop worrying about it. If she ever really wants to do it, she will, stone cold sober, drunk or whatever. Anything she takes to reduce her inhibitions that's stronger than alcohol or weed is just going to make her black out which basically defeats the entire purpose.

Look, 95% of the time fantasies do NOT live up to their expectations. Maybe at her heart she doesn't really want to involve another body in your bedroom.

Try Tantric sex, seriously. Way more interesting and enlightening, and it will do things to your relationship and sex life that you wouldn't have dreamed possible. Makes that mundane one night thrill stuff look like preschool.

Could you whoop me up a potion or sumthin?

 

[musclemom]

Could you whoop me up a potion or sumthin?

Don't look at me. Pagans are usually getting slapped down for flying our freak flags, since we don't have any of those christian hang ups.

 

[Strongbow]

Don't look at me. Pagans are usually getting slapped down for flying our freak flags, since we don't have any of those christian hang ups.

What is a Pagan ? Might be a dumb question, what exactly do you beleive in? Im searching for the secret to life, thats why I ask?

 

[musclemom]

What is a Pagan ? Might be a dumb question, what exactly do you beleive in? Im searching for the secret to life, thats why I ask?

This is such a wrong thread to post this in ... whatever

Okay, here's one definition of pagan that sort of fits me:

Paganism (from Latin paganus, meaning "country dweller, rustic") is a term which, from a Western perspective, has modern connotations of spiritual practices or beliefs of any folk religion, and of historical and contemporary polytheistic religions in particular.

In my case that means I'm a member of a Wiccan coven that is part of a syncratic quasi Western ceremonial magical tradition. Wicca is a nature-based religion based on pre-Christian beliefs that honors the earth as sacred and sees deity as both male and female, God and Goddess.

It's a nature based spirituality. Long story short, I dance around fires, believe in gods and goddesses, participate in rituals, and believe in reincarnation

 

[*The_West*]

This is such a wrong thread to post this in ... whatever

Okay, here's one definition of pagan that sort of fits me:

Paganism (from Latin paganus, meaning "country dweller, rustic") is a term which, from a Western perspective, has modern connotations of spiritual practices or beliefs of any folk religion, and of historical and contemporary polytheistic religions in particular.

In my case that means I'm a member of a Wiccan coven that is part of a syncratic quasi Western ceremonial magical tradition. Wicca is a nature-based religion based on pre-Christian beliefs that honors the earth as sacred and sees deity as both male and female, God and Goddess.

It's a nature based spirituality. Long story short, I dance around fires, believe in gods and goddesses, participate in rituals, and believe in reincarnation

see, to me that sounds better than any amount of sittin on a cold hard pew singing the same old boring songs every week and believing in "god" and accepting atrocities as he is just "testing our faith"
im not religious at all, but i find religion and the concept of it interesting (and if im honest, amusing at times)
i think i could happily go for some of that dancing around fires though.
how old were you when you found paganism?

 

[musclemom]

see, to me that sounds better than any amount of sittin on a cold hard pew singing the same old boring songs every week and believing in "god" and accepting atrocities as he is just "testing our faith"
im not religious at all, but i find religion and the concept of it interesting (and if im honest, amusing at times)
i think i could happily go for some of that dancing around fires though.
how old were you when you found paganism?

Discovered the concepts, I was in my mid teens.

Gave a name to the concepts and realized there are actually people out there doing this stuff? Mid to late 20s.

Actually started formally practicing two or so years ago and was dedicated to my coven last year.

Wicca is a very dynamic spiritual path. It's less about "Oh God Save Me." Or "Oh God I'm So Unworthy." and primarily about personal growth and responsibility. We revere the divinity within ourselves, and the divinity of the world and the Gods and Goddesses but we don't grovel to them.

Paganism/wicca/witchcraft theoretically has one law (because that was all they could basically agree on): Love is the Law, love under Will, an' it Harm None do What Thou Will [none also includes self].

I don't mind talking more about this subject but PM me, this forum and this thread is just sort of inappropriate