
“We all know it by now: as the years go by, it’s not just our bodies that change, but also our minds and our habits. Today, I want to talk to you specifically about those changing habits.
For example, I used to love turtlenecks and I always wore tights. Nowadays, if I put on a high-neck sweater, I start struggling after just a few minutes: sudden hot flashes and unbearable itching, almost like a skin rash. As for tights, I only wear them with elegant dresses or high slits that let in a cool breeze.
So I asked myself, in a moment of sudden creative insight: why is it that I love hands around my neck so much during sex? Many people do, generally speaking. And hands brushing against thighs? Pure bliss. You might say, ‘Of course you like it, most people do… but what does that have to do with sweaters and tights?’ My answer is that they are sensations—physical sensations that resemble one another, that shift, that we grow to love or leave behind. Habits you once had but have no more.
As far as I’m concerned, my physical preferences have changed in my mature years. Hands on my neck (not squeezing too hard, obviously!) are something I enjoy now. Yet, I didn’t used to like hands on my thighs back then—much like I didn’t care for tights ‘very often’ (ha ha ha!).
As you’ve matured, which of your habits have changed? What about in the physical and sexual sphere? Have they changed for better or worse? Do you have more phobias or fewer? Have you picked up any new ‘vices’? In short, between the sheets, what is your ‘turtleneck’ and what are your ‘tights’?
I’ll leave you with these questions for now. Reply if you’d like—I’ll be reading, responding, and I love you all. Love On Ya!”









