mechanicalemotion17 said:

oliviacamron said:

So back on perverted conversation, you see my avatar I had the Rolling Stone magazine back in 1984 with that photo on the cover. I was 11( you already knew that) and I use to stare at that photo forever and to this day I still want to lick his underarms

I submitted another confession earlier in this thread about how a girl I dated back in junior high had the bikini underwear shower poster on the back of her bedroom door and how when we...*ahem...heavy petted in her bedroom I would sometimes focus on that poster when there was a need to speed up my 'pretty mess' out of fear of being caught by her parents/siblings. I ended up deleting the post out of my frustration with all the puritans and race baiters who were acting as if talking about the sexual curiosities that Prince's music awakened in the young me was so vehemently appallingly Like...how dare I admit that I masturbated at 11! What kind of disturbed individual would do such a thing?! [Edited 12/24/16 1:35am]

I am sorry that you had that experience.

I often wonder what the puritans are even doing on this particular org.

They can't embrace their own sexuallity so they try to convince themselves that the people on here who can are the real wierdos.

It screams of sex shame and guilty voyerism.

They should all take a good look in the mirror anytime they feel dirty about reading something that they chose to read.

Anyway, if this something that you want to talk about you are totally right to talk about it to strangers on the internet, as apposed to talking about it to your friends, relatives, co-workers and the people in your church.

Doing that really would be innappropriate.

Don't let anybody put their sexual hang-ups on you.

OK, My confession is that sometimes when I have sex with my husband, I close my eyes and immagine that I am having sex with Prince from the "Dirty Mind" era.

My husband knows that I do this and he is totally okay with it.

That is my "dirty secret".

[Edited 12/24/16 10:03am]

QueenofCardboard said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

oliviacamron said: I submitted another confession earlier in this thread about how a girl I dated back in junior high had the bikini underwear shower poster on the back of her bedroom door and how when we...*ahem...heavy petted in her bedroom I would sometimes focus on that poster when there was a need to speed up my 'pretty mess' out of fear of being caught by her parents/siblings. I ended up deleting the post out of my frustration with all the puritans and race baiters who were acting as if talking about the sexual curiosities that Prince's music awakened in the young me was so vehemently appallingly Like...how dare I admit that I masturbated at 11! What kind of disturbed individual would do such a thing?! [Edited 12/24/16 1:35am]

I am sorry that you had that experience.

I often wonder what the puritans are even doing on this particular org.

They can't embrace their own sexuallity so they try to convince themselves that the people on

here who can are the real wierdos.

It screams of sex shame and guilty voyerism.

They should all take a good look in the mirror anytime they feel dirty about reading something

that they chose to read.

Anyway, if this something that you want to talk about you are totally right to talk about it to

strangers on the internet, as apposed to talking about it to your friends, relatives, co-workers and

the people in your church.

Doing that really would be innappropriate.

Don't let anybody put their sexual hang-ups on you.

OK, My confession is that sometimes when I have sex with my husband, I close my eye and

immagine that I am having sex with Prince from the "Dirty Mind" era.

My husband knows that I do this and he is totally okay with it.

That is my "dirty secret".

Well, those who were in the original "sexuality thread" ("P in the bedroom" remember that foolala of trolls who disrupted a peaceful group looking at P's "assets, crying, laughing, being silly, fantasizing and bonding in our mutual grief, only to have that thread removed.

It was sad.

LBrent said:

Well, those who were in the original "sexuality thread" ("P in the bedroom" remember that foolala of trolls who disrupted a peaceful group looking at P's "assets, crying, laughing, being silly, fantasizing and bonding in our mutual grief, only to have that thread removed.

It was sad.

Hi LBrent

I remember that, and it was such a great thread and it totally sucked when it got taken down.

But remember, it was our fault really.

We should never have taken that troll's bait.

We should have just recognized him for the troll he was and totally ignored him, instead of getting defensive and arguing with him.

But what is done is done.

And the replacement thread is pretty cool.

Happy Holidaze

mechanicalemotion17 said:

oliviacamron said:

So back on perverted conversation, you see my avatar I had the Rolling Stone magazine back in 1984 with that photo on the cover. I was 11( you already knew that) and I use to stare at that photo forever and to this day I still want to lick his underarms

I submitted another confession earlier in this thread about how a girl I dated back in junior high had the bikini underwear shower poster on the back of her bedroom door and how when we...*ahem...heavy petted in her bedroom I would sometimes focus on that poster when there was a need to speed up my 'pretty mess' out of fear of being caught by her parents/siblings.

I ended up deleting the post out of my frustration with all the puritans and race baiters who were acting as if talking about the sexual curiosities that Prince's music awakened in the young me was so vehemently appallingly

Like...how dare I admit that I masturbated at 11! What kind of disturbed individual would do such a thing?!
[Edited 12/24/16 1:35am]

I found Prince to be attractive when i was eleven. Light-skinned and had a nice booty and juicy lips and proud to wear makeup and didn't act all hard and macho unless he was on an instrument or having battle with people he despise. What a pretty man that you want to smash for the whole night. He was one of the main reasons that I started to masterbate. It wasn't Purple Rain that was responsible. It was Graffiti Bridge and Under the Cherry Moon. Those two movies turned me on. His do-rag Under the Cherry Moon and his dancing on Graffiti Bridge and flashing his booty cause me have several organisms in on setting.

I also think he loved and I learned Jack U Off was about masterbutation.

But down the road Prince became more of an uncle figure to me than a feminine guy I want to be with. But from time to time I also teasingly call him my girlfriend or boyfriend because he embraced his both boy and girl side.

sunset3121 said:

I think being raised in America must be quite different to being raised in Europe.

"when I did loose my virginity, I didn't really desire sex" - why then?

"But, when I was 11, I really did want to have sex" - wow, that's a bit too young, even for P

"I didn't know Prince was black until my dad told me" - did no-one else read about him or see the afro (I mean, half Italian maybe but not to notice)

"Did it bother me? Heck no!" - what is there to bother anyone?

"he sure was my main sex teacher when I was a teen" - really? As a teen, his sexual behaviour reminded me of my pet dog - humping and licking everything in sight with the odd violent outburst thrown in. I loved them both but I would have been horrified if people I knew behaved like that.

"Also I think the first paire of boobs I've ever seen were Appolonia's in Purple Rain." - What decade was this? I seem to remember them on TV in my childhood. There seemed to be nudist beaches all over Europe in the 70s never mind topless bathing and what about breastfeeding women and communal changing rooms?

And as for no.1 - I had only just returned Lady Cab Driver to my playlist (I often used to cut off the end when I played it as a kid - especially as my mother grimaced, folded her arms and walked off quite often when she heard or saw P - I think she still hates him but is too polite/liberal to say so) but I liked the song - and now its just ruined.

I agree. Americans loves their guns and act all phony sanctimonious when it comes to sex Europe loves the freakniness.

oliviacamron said:

cloveringold85 said:

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I'm sorry, Olivia. My comment wasn't in reference to what you said. I remember what it was like to be 11 years-old and you have a lot of thoughts and feelings about love and/or sex and well, Prince was a very sexual being -- there's no denying that!! LOL

Clover, I didn't take it in a bad way ,more of a funny way because I know you.

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I knew you understood, LOL

oliviacamron said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

Kinda disturbing that this thread has been hijacked from my original idea to turn out to be a debate about Prince's racial heritage. Equally disturbing is that through the hijacking what becomes crystal clear is the reminder that our minds are still stuck there and we haven't progressed beyond this. Prince and his family identify(identified) as Black. As African American. Where does the debate come in? As everyone knows Prince played it up early in his career to his advantage in gaining ground in the music industry. You can say want you want about the decisions he made back then but the true tragedy....is that he even felt he had to. And that it worked! Its evident here that a lot if orgers still hold onto this and refuse to let it go, almost as if they wouldn't feel as comfortable idolizing and adoring him and his music if he's simply a 'Black' man. The comments that state how "beautiful" and "delicate" his features were then quickly follow that up by stating he was "obviously" of mixed heritage are particularly telling. I've also noticed hints of this reflected in the threads where orgers discuss his various hairstyles and many of the commenters come forward to say they hated when he had the afro. Strange because that was his hair in its natural state. How can you hate that? People speak of a decline in his music after the 80's that caused him to lose a huge part of his fanbase....but I wonder how much of it was actually because he became emphatically more pro Black and unapologeticly clear about what his racial background was around that same era. [Edited 12/24/16 0:42am]

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I completely understand where you are coming from. Please understand that anything we said in this thread is by no means to disrespect Prince or black people. We are simply having a conversation that is quite frankly, more pleasant than discussing the circumstances surrounding his death and his "supposed" drug use. We are just trying to remember him as he was and how we loved him and adored him. Just because people want to discuss his hairstyle or that he was mixed-race is in no way being disrespectful. I think it is fair to say all of us are mixed-race. Prince himself believed in loving one another -- I wish there was no black or white. I wish there was no rules. Personally, I happed to like Prince with his afro. Didn't matter to me if his hair was straight or curly, I still love him & I always will. Peace!

mechanicalemotion17 said:

Interestingly I've always noticed that when a certain group of people ask me about my racial background...for whatever reason, whether it be simply out of curiosity or to feel more comfortable around me....and I answer Black(which is perfectly clear as far as I'm concerned), for some reason they oftentimes feel the need to create their own narrative beyond the one I give and tell me what THEY think my racial makeup is. I'm even told often by some of the people in these conversations that they can detect a foreign accent when I tell them that I'm African American. The arrogance is astounding

.

Why do you feel offended when someone asks about your accent?

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People ask me where I am from, because I have a New Englander accent. I never feel offended when people ask me. In fact, I feel proud to tell them where I come from.

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On a personal note; I am a white female, just so you know. Also, I have nothing against black people, as my Mother raised me to love and respect ALL people of ALL races. In fact, I had many good friends who just so happened to be black & latino, greek, and etc.

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I don't think people asking you about your accent is a sign of arrogance. They simply don't know. I can't tell you how you should feel, but please, don't take offense to people asking you -- it's not their fault if they don't know. We should all feel proud of where we come from and our heritage. It's what makes the world go round!!

LBrent said:

QueenofCardboard said:

I am sorry that you had that experience.

I often wonder what the puritans are even doing on this particular org.

They can't embrace their own sexuallity so they try to convince themselves that the people on

here who can are the real wierdos.

It screams of sex shame and guilty voyerism.

They should all take a good look in the mirror anytime they feel dirty about reading something

that they chose to read.

Anyway, if this something that you want to talk about you are totally right to talk about it to

strangers on the internet, as apposed to talking about it to your friends, relatives, co-workers and

the people in your church.

Doing that really would be innappropriate.

Don't let anybody put their sexual hang-ups on you.

OK, My confession is that sometimes when I have sex with my husband, I close my eye and

immagine that I am having sex with Prince from the "Dirty Mind" era.

My husband knows that I do this and he is totally okay with it.

That is my "dirty secret".

Well, those who were in the original "sexuality thread" ("P in the bedroom" remember that foolala of trolls who disrupted a peaceful group looking at P's "assets, crying, laughing, being silly, fantasizing and bonding in our mutual grief, only to have that thread removed.

It was sad.

.

I didn't know that sexuality thread was taken down; I hadn't gone there in a while. It was a nice diversion though, but there will always be someone to cause trouble on the Org and spoil things for the rest of us.

I think what did it for me is the time I saw Prince perform on AB (1979) when he sang "I wanna be your lover." OMG, he was SO incredibly sexy and just the way he moved and his sexy voice -- he just oozed sex!! I was in LOVE!!

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I can't listen to "Sexy Dancer" without getting turned-on, even to this day!! LMAO!!

cloveringold85 said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

Kinda disturbing that this thread has been hijacked from my original idea to turn out to be a debate about Prince's racial heritage. Equally disturbing is that through the hijacking what becomes crystal clear is the reminder that our minds are still stuck there and we haven't progressed beyond this. Prince and his family identify(identified) as Black. As African American. Where does the debate come in? As everyone knows Prince played it up early in his career to his advantage in gaining ground in the music industry. You can say want you want about the decisions he made back then but the true tragedy....is that he even felt he had to. And that it worked! Its evident here that a lot if orgers still hold onto this and refuse to let it go, almost as if they wouldn't feel as comfortable idolizing and adoring him and his music if he's simply a 'Black' man. The comments that state how "beautiful" and "delicate" his features were then quickly follow that up by stating he was "obviously" of mixed heritage are particularly telling. I've also noticed hints of this reflected in the threads where orgers discuss his various hairstyles and many of the commenters come forward to say they hated when he had the afro. Strange because that was his hair in its natural state. How can you hate that? People speak of a decline in his music after the 80's that caused him to lose a huge part of his fanbase....but I wonder how much of it was actually because he became emphatically more pro Black and unapologeticly clear about what his racial background was around that same era.


[Edited 12/24/16 0:42am]

QueenofCardboard said:

LBrent said:

Well, those who were in the original "sexuality thread" ("P in the bedroom" remember that foolala of trolls who disrupted a peaceful group looking at P's "assets, crying, laughing, being silly, fantasizing and bonding in our mutual grief, only to have that thread removed.

It was sad.

Hi LBrent

I remember that, and it was such a great thread and it totally sucked when it got taken down.

But remember, it was our fault really.

We should never have taken that troll's bait.

We should have just recognized him for the troll he was and totally ignored him, instead of getting defensive and arguing with him.

But what is done is done.

And the replacement thread is pretty cool.

Happy Holidaze

Haha Y'all killin me with yer great confessions! This thread has taken some turns. You know we are better at dealing with trolls now but it was not our fault. We didn't do anything. Notice it is the same troll on this thread ranting at the OP (a guy) and taking new shots at the sexuality thread. Yet he insists on reading them. Clearly not our problem.

NouveauDance said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

daKotaGeNesis said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

One of the weirdest things about Prince making his transition (as well as MJ) is that looking back on the history of my life....for as long I've been alive he's always there. Having been introduced to his music at a very early age (perhaps TOO early), I oftentimes joke that I was raised by Prince. Two of my darkest secrets involve Prince and I've confessed them here along time ago on this blog to a hostile audience. In hoping that the climate had changed now and others will feel safe in confessing the impact that Prince had on their burgeoning sexual awakenings and were until now too embarrassed to talk about. Here's 2 of mine: 1. At around the same time I discovered pubescent self-gratification I discovered the song Lady Cab Driver. There was many a night in my 11 year old bedroom where a vat of vaseline along with the crucial ending to that song rewinded over and over in my headphones took me to a different type of 'never-neverland. 2. I taught myself to 'adult kiss' by watching Prince. Purple Rain, UTCM....Prince kissing scenes were the prototype to what I thought a sexy kiss should be Your turn [Edited 12/17/16 1:45am]

I think it's time for me to swing into my inner comedian and join in on this post! I know Prince is religious so I'm sorry in advance. #1 I was attracted to Prince since I was 3 years old. #2 The first time I've seen him was on the love sexy album cover my dad had in his house. So basically I saw him naked and I was thinking "wow"! when I turned to the next page of the album cover where he was pictured in that "buck the cook" apron my pussycat exploded. I went to test what see what my pussycat could really do behind the couch. So I laid there, behind the sofa, under the blankets, acting out to my innermost thoughts and fantasies. #3 When my dad played his record and I heard the lyrics to the song "My name is Prince and I am funky my name is the one and only I do not come to buck around til I get your daughter I going to leave this town" I was like it's almost like he is telling my dad what he is going to do. I was thinking about that moment... is he really going to do that??? He taught me how to dry hump the boys in my neighbourhood while playing basketball and video games and they didn't mind! #4 when I turned 11, I watched a concert video of him and he had his hair frosted blonde or blue.Then I fantasized about making love to him. #5 The first time I officially loved the color blue was when I seen it on him. #6 When my parents wanted to give me a spanking I told them I secretly wish you would call Prince over so he can give that butt spanking I so badly needed! Thank you for your time everyone! 😁 [Edited 12/27/16 17:15pm]

QueenofCardboard said:

daKotaGeNesis said:

LovePaisley said:

QueenofCardboard said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

oliviacamron said:

So back on perverted conversation, you see my avatar I had the Rolling Stone magazine back in 1984 with that photo on the cover. I was 11( you already knew that) and I use to stare at that photo forever and to this day I still want to lick his underarms

I submitted another confession earlier in this thread about how a girl I dated back in junior high had the bikini underwear shower poster on the back of her bedroom door and how when we...*ahem...heavy petted in her bedroom I would sometimes focus on that poster when there was a need to speed up my 'pretty mess' out of fear of being caught by her parents/siblings. I ended up deleting the post out of my frustration with all the puritans and race baiters who were acting as if talking about the sexual curiosities that Prince's music awakened in the young me was so vehemently appallingly Like...how dare I admit that I masturbated at 11! What kind of disturbed individual would do such a thing?! [Edited 12/24/16 1:35am]

I am sorry that you had that experience.

I often wonder what the puritans are even doing on this particular org.

They can't embrace their own sexuallity so they try to convince themselves that the people on here who can are the real wierdos.

It screams of sex shame and guilty voyerism.

They should all take a good look in the mirror anytime they feel dirty about reading something that they chose to read.

Anyway, if this something that you want to talk about you are totally right to talk about it to strangers on the internet, as apposed to talking about it to your friends, relatives, co-workers and the people in your church.

Doing that really would be innappropriate.

Don't let anybody put their sexual hang-ups on you.

OK, My confession is that sometimes when I have sex with my husband, I close my eyes and immagine that I am having sex with Prince from the "Dirty Mind" era.

My husband knows that I do this and he is totally okay with it.

That is my "dirty secret".

[Edited 12/24/16 10:03am]

I wish I could do that. It'd be Prince around 1999, long hair and glitter. Little girl pigtails. I don't care. But my husband is 6'3" and 230, it just doesn't work.

My confession: I love to listen. "Come" is kinda interesting (um, what exactly is he sucking on?) But Do Me Baby. Damn, that sounds real. Especially if you listen close, over and over again with a really good pair of headphones... Wait, what was I talking about?

I wonder if Prince ever considered that people would turn his expressions of sexual energy into more sexual energy and how he wrapped his head around that. It's a wild thought.
[Edited 12/27/16 18:51pm]

databank said:

where is that "ass juice" girl ???

oliviacamron said:

daKotaGeNesis said:

mechanicalemotion17 said:

One of the weirdest things about Prince making his transition (as well as MJ) is that looking back on the history of my life....for as long I've been alive he's always there. Having been introduced to his music at a very early age (perhaps TOO early), I oftentimes joke that I was raised by Prince. Two of my darkest secrets involve Prince and I've confessed them here along time ago on this blog to a hostile audience. In hoping that the climate had changed now and others will feel safe in confessing the impact that Prince had on their burgeoning sexual awakenings and were until now too embarrassed to talk about. Here's 2 of mine: 1. At around the same time I discovered pubescent self-gratification I discovered the song Lady Cab Driver. There was many a night in my 11 year old bedroom where a vat of vaseline along with the crucial ending to that song rewinded over and over in my headphones took me to a different type of 'never-neverland. 2. I taught myself to 'adult kiss' by watching Prince. Purple Rain, UTCM....Prince kissing scenes were the prototype to what I thought a sexy kiss should be Your turn [Edited 12/17/16 1:45am]

What were you shoving up your arse that required the vaseline? That's the question.

RicoN said:

mechanicalemotion17 said: