#ISRAEL HANDS TWO BARE TITS?!?!

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JAIL FOR DAVID JENKINS FOR A THOUSAND YEARS

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Stede wasn't actually meaning to tempt Izzy when he bent over the way he did, but he did love having such a profound affect on him by doing things meant to be innocent. With no other intent. So when he turned back to face him, Izzy's gaze was leveled with his groin and he couldn't help but smirk. He seemed to be in a daze and Stede wondered what he was thinking... what he was imagining. Did he want to rip Stede's trousers off so he could see him completely bare? Did he wants his Captain to straddle him on the couch like he almost did had those damn bells not jingled? All of the above sounded very tempting to the Captain, but quite honestly, more than all of that? He wanted to gift Israel with the corset he bought him as a surprise. It would certainly make up for the hat, Stede thinks.

And that's the magic word that snaps Izzy out of his daze, making Stede laugh. With him sat on the couch and Stede still standing, it's the perfect positioning for Stede to be able to run his fingers through Izzy's hair on the side of his head, which he does just that a few times, and the last he gently tugs on his hair to pull his head back until he's looking up at him. "Mm, I did." He smiles, leaning down to press his lips oh so softly against Izzy's. "Close your eyes for me." He murmurs against his lips, his hand now pulling the hat off of his head, which was probably surprising of him to do but he wanted this moment to be a perfect one for Izzy. He wanted him to fully enjoy it without the hat he loathed causing a distraction or ruining the moment.

So he drops the hat onto the couch next to him and waits for him to close his eyes and once he does, Stede walks away.

He's in the closet for a couple of minutes again and walks out with two corsets. Izzy was only expecting one, but oh, Stede purchased two. One that matched the elf hat he loathed so much and a solid red velvet corset with white fur lining the top and bottom of it. The red and green corset was quite unique with the steal locks in the center and white straps down the sides, no bells on this Christmas corset. Stede loved both, but admittedly, he couldn't wait to see Israel in the red. It would look sexy wrapped around his waist, showing off his tits so perfectly, especially with the white fur juxtaposed to his black and gray chest hair. Oh, how the thought aroused Stede, already.

"Open your eyes." He tells him, holding both corsets out in front of him, excited for Izzy's reaction. Oh, how he loved to spoil him.

Bonnet quickly made him forget what they were even arguing about. Something about bells, right? And a hat.. he thought a hat was involved. Izzy simply let his mind drift when those lips were on his, and Stede had suddenly been so passionate within it, he’d been walked backward to the small couch.

.. this fucking hat.

The jingle pulled them both from their sudden moment, the man groaning in disappointment. You can’t just walk away after kissing like that. Oh he felt like he was going to fall over in disbelief, which he did. Izzy had been backed to that couch so he fell backward onto it, staring blankly at the fact this kiss had ended. There had been a loud jingle when he found his seat.

But then Stede was bending over and THAT got his attention again, eyes wandering and getting the full view as it were as he plucked up that little leaf. Now he was in a bit of a daze, so the first words the man said didn’t register. One word, however, in particular did pull his attention. Light came to expression as he now watched him curiously. “ Corset? You got me a corset? “

Oooooh. The pleased sound that erupted from his throat then said it all. Maybe he’d wear the damn hat after all of the corset was a good match. .. if Stede let him out of their room in it, anyway. Izzy’s tits weren’t for everyone’s eyes.

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What will the upcoming year bring in world affairs? A presidential election looms in America; the wave of leaderless protests from Chile to Lebanon is rolling on; China’s rising belligerence is being felt on the streets of Hong Kong and in the expanses of cyberspace; regional tensions in the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and in east Asia all threaten to escalate into wars; Europe’s future remains uncertain. Will 2020 be known for an explosion of conflict and instability, for a reassertion of norms and order, or for some as-yet unanticipated historical shift?

These matters too are uncertain to make firm forecasts possible, but you can try to identity the critical factor in each case. The below is my stab at doing so: a (non-exhaustive) list of big questions about the year ahead with the factors that will decide them and a prediction of how those crucial factors will turn out. I will return to these predictions at the end of the year to see how well I did.

1. Will there be war with Iran?

The issue: At the time of writing America has just killed Qassem Suleimani, leader of Iran’s proxy forces across the Middle East, in a drone strike in Baghdad. Tehran has vowed “severe revenge”. This could accelerate the existing spiral of escalation, pulling in players like Saudi Arabia and Israel, and possibly lead to American air strikes on Iran and outright war.

The decisive factor: The Iranian leadership knows war with America would be catastrophic but believes (seemingly correctly, at least until now) that Donald Trump does not want direct conflict. The question is whether the president might blunder into a different position in the heat of the moment. An election is looming and voters do not want war, but Trump is also thin-skinned, volatile and will be desperate to save face if Iran retaliates spectacularly.

My prediction: Iran will most likely calibrate its response to avoid pushing Trump and American public opinion on to a full war-footing; by targeting American allies and interests rather than directly attacking Americans and by using proxies like Shia militias in Iraq and Hezbollah. More likely than outright American-Iranian war is a proxy war played out the Levant, the Persian Gulf and especially Iraq.

2. Will Donald Trump be reelected?

The issue: On 3 November Donald Trump will go up against a Democrat challenger in America’s presidential election. His approval ratings are below those of previously reelected presidents like Barack Obama, George W Bush and Bill Clinton, but as in 2016 he does not necessarily need to win the popular vote to secure victory under the electoral college system.

The decisive factor: Trump’s victory relied on a coalition spanning hardline Republicans, moderate Republicans who accepted his theatrics as the price of tax cuts and white working-class voters who defected from the Democrats over cultural issues. That coalition is fairly robust, so the Democrat candidate’s chance of overturning it relies on his or her ability to build a culturally and, crucially, geographically broader coalition taking in states like Wisconsin and Arizona.

My prediction: With the Trump coalition more consolidated than the fragmented Democrat one, the fundamentals point to reelection for the president.

3. Will global carbon emissions peak?

The issue: Under the Paris Agreement to limit global temperature rises above pre-industrial levels to the 1.5 to 2.0 degree range (within which the future impacts of climate change rise from moderate to very high), global greenhouse gas emissions need to plateau this year and start falling next year. That requires a step-change in global efforts, as 2019 saw carbon dioxide levels rise to record levels and at almost the same rate as in the previous year.

The decisive factor: This will largely be decided by policy in three places: China, the United States and the EU. Together these three largest emitters generate about half of the world’s greenhouse gases. The good news: the “Green New Deal” - the notion of a radical ecological re-wiring of the economy - will be a major feature of US and European politics this year and China is sticking to its Paris targets. The bad news: America’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement will take place over 2020 and, having stabilised for several years, China’s emissions are growing again.

My prediction: With most countries failing to meet their Paris targets and none of the big three (particularly America and China) decarbonising their economies fast enough, emissions will continue to rise in 2020.

4. Will Boris Johnson get an EU trade deal?

The issue: The newly elected prime minister has until the end of June to decide whether to extend the transition period beyond the current deadline of the end of the year. He has pledged not to prolong this “vassalage” but will struggle to negotiate more than a basic trade deal - one most disadvantageous to Britain rather than the EU - with Brussels in that time.

The decisive factor: Any fast deal will probably cover goods (where the EU has a surplus) but not services (where Britain has a surplus). Nor will it cover many matters relating to data, science or security. The question is whether Boris Johnson believes that his 80-seat majority in the Commons is big enough to absorb rebellions when it comes before parliament, whether he believes voters will tolerate the costs of such a deal and whether, on the first of these at least, he is right.

My prediction: Johnson’s self-confidence and the momentum of his electoral win will allow him to push through a bare-bones deal, sowing the seeds of political crisis in 2021.

5. Will China march into Hong Kong?

The issue: Last year’s Hong Kong protests, sparked by plans to allow extradition to the Chinese mainland, have carried on into 2020 with violent clashes on New Year’s Day. With no resolution in sight and Chinese troops massing at the border, the threat of a military intervention to crush the protests, a second Tiananmen, continues to loom.

The decisive factor: The protesters, boosted by supportive results in district council elections in November, are standing by their demands of universal suffrage, an amnesty for arrested protesters and an independent inquiry into police brutality. So the endgame depends on whether the Chinese leadership’s highest priority is to maintain political, economic and diplomatic stability or to make a example of Hong Kongers to discourage anti-Beijing rebellions elsewhere in its neighbourhood or within mainland China. The former militates for patience, the latter for violent intervention.

My prediction: With Hong Kong due to lapse to full Chinese control in 2047 anyway, Beijing can afford to play the long game, continuing to squeeze Hong Kong and vilify the protesters without a full intervention. With its domestic economy slowing, it needs stability. Only if the unrest in Hong Kong threatens to spill over onto the mainland, which currently looks unlikely, will the Chinese army march in.

6. Will the wave of global protests continue?​

The issue: Hong Kong was just one of many places struck by last year’s wave of street protests. Others included Lebanon, Iraq, Sudan, Russia, France, Spain, Chile and Bolivia. The motives were various but many concerned autocratic or corrupt governments, low living standards or climate change, and most were leaderless movements organised online. Were they a one-off, or part of a longer trend?

The decisive factor: Protests tend to subside when one or more of four conditions are met: grievances are addressed, governments crack down successfully, the means of organisation are curtailed or protest-fatigue sets in. Whether 2019 will be seen as an exception depends on the presence of these factors in the main arenas of protest in 2020.

My prediction: In some cases, like Chile and Lebanon, governments are changing tone or policies in light of protesters’ demands. But even there, protest movements are merely developing into broader more long-term movements. Grievances linger on, most obviously the international intransigence on climate change motivating the Fridays for Future protests. And the opportunities for mobilisation afforded by social media are only growing. Do not expect the protests to go away; instead expect them to evolve.

7. Will the EU become a more serious player?

The issue: Ursula von der Leyen’s presidency of the European Commission gets under way as member states squabble over the next seven-year budget, big challenges like euro-zone reform and migration policy remain parked and relations between Paris and Berlin continue to be at a low ebb. Emmanuel Macron wants to reinvigorate the EU alongside von der Leyen but his proposals, including greater “strategic autonomy” from America and NATO, are divisive.

The decisive factor: Essentially there are two countervailing forces at work. On the one hand Trump, Brexit, the crisis years and shifting geopolitical circumstances are pushing the EU to become a more serious, hard-nosed actor; Angela Merkel’s big EU-China summit in September will be a case in point. On the other this process is exposing new divisions on things like common defence, emissions reductions, the future shape of the union and the relationship with outside powers. The question is whether the centripetal forces (events, threats and other shifts pushing the union together and forward) exceed the centrifugal ones (differences of outlook and interest pulling it apart and holding it back).

My prediction: On balance the EU is more resilient than it looks. But while it may muddle its way forward in 2020, major advances will only take place in the heat of the next crisis.

8. Will there be conflict between India and Pakistan?

The issue: Tensions between India and Pakistan grew in 2019, with tit-for-tat air strikes and diplomatic sanctions. India has revoked the autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir, its only Muslim-majority state, and further inflamed tensions last month by introducing an anti-Muslim citizenship rule, the latest in Narendra Modi’s increasingly blatant flirtation with Hindu nationalism. Further attacks on Indian forces in Kashmir by Pakistani-linked Jihadis, or another terror attack in India like that in Mumbai in 2008, could easily escalate.

The decisive factor: The region is a tinderbox. Modi and Pakistan’s Imran Khan have ramped up their rhetoric, mass media outlets in both countries are talking up confrontation and both countries face economic problems fuelling political grievances. So the question is whether the mechanisms for deescalation still work. An attempted Modi-Khan reset in 2018 came to little and neither America (distracted) nor China (considered partisan by India) make ideal mediators.

My prediction: Though neither Modi nor Khan want war, the possibility of a runaway escalation between the two nuclear powers is one of the most underpriced global risks of 2020.

9. Where will the unexpected bad news occur?

The issue: Lawless and rogue states, inadequate global governance and climate change are three defining features of our age. With them come risks of state collapse and war, cyber-attacks and terrorism, uncontrollable epidemics and refugee crises and environmental catastrophe. 2020 will doubtless see various as-yet-unpredictable instances of many or all of these.

The decisive factor: Most of the world’s states, especially in the complacent West, are less truly sovereign and more interdependent than they believe themselves to be. It is this delusion that causes them to be caught by surprise when an unexpected crisis occurs, as chaos or risk from one part of the world ripples through the global system. The question is not whether this will occur but how resilient states and international organisations are when it does.

My prediction: Given the risks I expect at least one of each of the following categories of cataclysm. First, an extreme climate event hitting part of the West not used to the levels of climate chaos already felt in the global south (the fires raging in Australia are but a foretaste). Second, an instance of violence or other instability in one of the world’s rogue or war-torn zones (most probably North Korea, Yemen, Syria, Libya, Burkina Faso, Venezuela or eastern Ukraine) causing a crisis in a country far from its own borders. Third, a crisis or calamity specifically caused by a failure of international governance and democracy; that is, by insufficient coordination, information sharing or collective action at the supra-regional or global level.

10. Where will the unexpected good news occur?

The issue: It is customary, in these end-of-year or start-of-year round ups, to nod to how many good things have happened beyond the headlines: poverty rates and infant mortality falling, literacy and immunisation rates rising. But each year also throws up specific causes to rejoice. In September for example Tunisia held what were widely deemed the Arab world’s first TV debates, during its second free election since the Arab Spring. There will be such happy moments in 2020 too.

The decisive factor: China, Latin America and Africa have thrown up plenty of good rising-living-standards stories in recent years. But with authoritarianism on the march in China and Brazil, and Africa’s rise more halting and troubled than some sunny predictions of the past decades suggested, the picture there is more mixed.

My prediction: There will nonetheless be specific and epochally good news from Africa in 2020. It is possible that the Ebola epidemic will be finally vanquished during the year. And Ethiopia goes to the polls in May, with good prospects of victory for the reformist prime minister Abiy Ahmed (winner of 2019’s Nobel Peace Prize). That would put Africa’s second most populous country, its future in the balance, on a positive course. Elsewhere this could be a further year of growth for progressive mobilisations, from the Fridays for Future marches to anti-nationalist movements like Italy’s “Sardines” and emerging digital rights campaigns; I predict that these will trigger at least one major, positive change of national government or international policy during 2020.

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Dean’s Signature Sex Moves

The other day I was thinking about some of the things I tend to gravitate toward in the bedroom, and realized that over the past couple of years I’ve developed a few “signature moves.”

So I thought I’d share.

These are not necessarily the things I like the best (Kristy pointed out that 69ing is not on this list, even though it feels amazing) nor that I do the most (see The Massage Fuck, which I’ve only done once or twice). Instead these are the things that I think if you were in the bedroom blindfolded with me and I did them, you might think to yourself “oh yeah, that’s so Dean.”

In fact, I told my friend Cynthia my idea for this post, and despite the fact that she and I have only had sex once, she successfully guessed four of the top five. I guess I’m more predictable than I thought!

In reverse order, here are the top six:

#6 - The Massage Fuck

Okay, I’ve been using back massages as a vehicle to get women naked since high school/college (with remarkable success, especially back then), and not coincidentally, I have learned to give a decent back massage. Which I’ll gladly extend to a full body massage on request. With oil and all. But that’s not exactly what I’m getting at here.

This particular move I’ve only done once or twice but I enjoyed it so much, and she seemed to as well, that I need to make it a more regular part of the repertoire. Basically I was giving one of my lovely lady friends a nice back massage, complete with oil, and enjoying the view of her beautiful, round ass. With my full-on erection gently rubbing between her butt cheeks.

So I decided to take it up a notch. I had her angle her ass up very slightly, and with her legs still together I straddled her thighs and inserted my cock into her waiting pussy. All the while continuing the back massage. Applying firm, sensual pressure to back, neck and shoulders. And at the same time fucking her, my cock sliding rhythmically in and out in long, leisurely strokes.  It was super hot. I gotta do that one again soon.

‘Course, she seemed to like it quite a bit as well.

#5 - Pictures and Videos

This one is cheating, sort of, since it’s not a move or a position. But I do love taking pics and videos. Just about any picture from any angle is fun, but since I’m the one taking the pictures, I mostly take point of view stuff. Looking down at her pussy as my cock goes in and out. Pics of her tits as she cups them in her arms. Artfully arranged shots of her giving me a blow job with her face obscured just enough not to be sufficiently recognizable.

I do like mirrors. I’ve had several encounters lately with mirrored closet doors, which provides new angles for exploration.

I did have a fun offer in Beijing, which I have not yet written about, but it was a follow on to the German in Beijing story in which a Chinese girl offered to take videos of me and my German friend, Amelie. Unfortunately Amelie wasn’t into it so it never happened. And at one point my MFFFF was going to have a designated picture taker but the lineup changed and everyone ended up participating. Which was pretty darn good too. Beside, we still managed to take plenty of pictures.

The other cool thing about pictures and videos is once the encounter is documented, I get to relive the experience afterward. Who wouldn’t want to do that?

;-)

#4 - Cock on Clit

I was with Rachel, my friend in Israel. Taking a break between rounds of sex, she idly reached down and started rubbing my cock against her clit. Not really with any sort of purpose, just sort of playing around.

Needless to say, it was incredibly hot. And got me hard pretty quickly. And moved us along to the next round of sex. But I still remember that and how nice it felt, and I’ve started doing it a lot with my partners lately.

I’ll often do it while we’re fucking. I’ll pull out and instead of re-inserting my cock into her vagina, I’ll rub it up and down between her labial lips, the bottom of my cock rubbing against her clit. It seems to drive my partners crazy. Partly because I think it’s a huge tease, having my cock right there but not in her pussy. But I’m sure it feels pretty cool rubbing against her clit. And it hits a very sensitive spot on my cock, so enhances my pleasure as well.

Just the other day I drove myself and my partner to the brink of orgasm with that move alone, at the last minute moving my cock into her waiting pussy just in time for both of us to explode.  It was great.

#3 - Edge of the Bed

Alright, this is a really big one for me. Anyone who knows me IRL will probably roll her eyes in agreement, and anyone who’s read enough of my blog will have come across this one before. My partner and I can be going at it, fucking away in the middle of the bed, and I’ll take her by the legs and move her to the edge, so her back and her butt are still on the bed, but her legs are sticking over the edge (or she can put them up on my arms or shoulders if she prefers).

I then stand on the floor and fuck her. Which is an amazing position. Most beds are around the right height for me to stand comfortably, and I can always adjust my height a bit by spreading my legs out or standing slightly on my toes. And it gives me incredible control. Over all sorts of stuff. The angle of penetration, depth (I can go a lot deeper with that one than most any other position), and pace.

And the icing on the cake is that I get a fantastic, bird’s-eye view. Starting with my lovely date’s face, down to her tits and stomach, all the way to her beautiful pussy, with my cock pounding away at it.

I’m not sure why this doesn’t seem to be one of the more common sex positions for most people.  You should give it a try if it’s not part of your repertoire.

# 2 - Simultaneously Sucking and Licking Her Clit

This is another big one. I’ve always been a huge fan of cunnilingus. I feel it’s one of the most intimate things you can do with a woman, if not the most intimate. She’s completely opening herself up to you and it can be an intense source of pleasure for her. And it’s incredibly enjoyable to me.

There are a few things I like to do when going down on a woman. First and foremost I like to just take my time. It’s not a race; it’s a journey, and half of the fun is getting there. Beside, going slow teases her and (it seems) heightens the eventual payoff. Another thing I like to do is to insert a finger or two when I get to the point of licking her labia and clit her out. Simultaneous stimulation of her clit and vagina seems to go over well. These are both things I’ve done for many years.

One thing I’ve experimented with much more recently, however, and which both my partners and I seem to be enjoying, is to use suction to maximum advantage. When I eventually make my way to her clit, I usually start out in a fairly standard mode, with light pressure and lots of back and forth motion with my tongue. But when she’s well aroused, I’ll surround the area around her clit with my lips and apply gentle suction. I can feel her clit get more engorged and I can only imagine that the sensation she’s experiencing.

Then, while still applying suction, I like to resume the gentle back and forth motion with my tongue. This seems to deliver a double-whammy between the sucking and the licking. And if nothing else, it definitely exposes more of her clit to my tongue, allowing me to maximize that part of the experience.

I don’t know first hand what this sucking technique does to the experience of course, but it seems to be a real winner from what I can tell. And if my female friends enjoy themselves more, then I enjoy myself more. It’s a win all around. So I expect this one will continue to stay on Dean’s must-do list for a while!

#1 - Triple Defilement

This is the most recent addition to the mix, and is one I’m having a lot of fun with. With the amount of “sport fucking” I’ve done over the past five years or so, I often think that my partners didn’t want to be kissed while I was fucking them. That somehow it was too intimate. Like the fucking is fun, but kissing introduces a different level of intimate involvement.

But most of my FWBs are fabulous kissers, and I do love to kiss a woman. There are a few with whom I can spend an hour or more (or so it seems) just kissing and fucking them simultaneously. I started doing it with Wendy in particular, and enjoy it so much that I’ve started to do it with all my partners. And they seem to be enjoying it as much as I do.

And since we’re already kissing and fucking at the same time, which are two of the most intimate things you can do, I decided why not just go the rest of the way and grab her tit at the same time? Hence the move I think of as “triple defilement” - cock in her pussy, lips and tongues locked in intimate embrace, and my hand taking full advantage of her breasts. All at the same time.

I think of it as taking advantage of her three most intimate/erogenous zones all at the same time - pussy, mouth, and tits. It’s like she’s as exposed as it’s possible to me, every erotic area all laid bare and free for my taking. It gives me such a thrill.  And best of all, my partners all seem to like it every bit as much as I do. Yet another win/win, and something I’ll definitely be using going forward.

Now, if I can just work on my flexibility so I can reach her ass with my foot...