SEX AND LUCIA - DVD MovieSex and Lucia engages mind and body with its time-bending narrative and images of beautiful Spaniards having vibrant sex. The story shifts between past and present, fact and fiction, so a plot summary won't capture it, but… A young writer named Lorenzo falls into a passionate relationship with a waitress named LucÃa. But he also finds himself drawn to a young nanny taking care of a child who just might be the result of an anonymous fling Lorenzo had with a woman he met on an island the year before. Lorenzo fantasizes about the lives of all of these women until a horrific event sends him into a suicidal depression. This may sound obscure or flat, but Sex and LucÃa unfolds clearly and beautifully, featuring stunning visual images of both nature and flesh, and weaving a poetic spell much like the director's previous film, The Lovers of the Arctic Circle. --Bret Fetzer
Question by Mommy to a baby girl: What rules do you have for your children and when will you have the "sex" talk with your child?
I'm 24. My husband and I plan on TTC again soon. I miscarried at 11 weeks. Growing up I never had rules or the sex talk. I need some help comming up with possible rules for my future kids to discuss with my husband.
Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Jenny My husband and I recently gave our 13 year old son Kyle "the talk" we explained to him that we know what its like to be a teen and that hes going to do stuff. And have girlfriends and hookup or have sex but we also explained that he has to stay protected and not do anything that he wouldnt want us to know about. We told him no matter what it is we love him, but he has to wake up to us the next morning. I think he really liked the fact that we understood his point of view, although the talk wasnt totally nessecary. His biggest intrest as of now is videogames! LOL
Question by milk: premarital sex? how does it work? i don't get it, why people do it?
so let's suppose you're a woman (i know men do it too)
So I guy asks you out, after 2 weeks , you tell him "i love you" then 2 weeks later you have sex, during the act, I suppose you two hug, kiss, and tell each other how much you love each other.
then, one day you break up with him. After 1 week of loneliness, you find another guy who asks you out, you tell that guy how bad your exboyfriend was, then he tells you that he will be there for you forever, then you decide to have sex with him, and then you hug him, kiss him, and tell him how much you love him.
Then one day he decides he doesn't want to be with you anymore, so he breaks up with you.. then, 4 days latter, a guy in the supermarket hits on you, you like the attention he is giving you, so you decide to give him your phone number..... then the two of you go out on 3 dates, on the fourth date you decide you want to have sex with him, so you start taking off his shirt, and then you kiss him, hug him, and tell him how much you love him....
is that how premarital sex works?????
then one day you find a guy, you date him for 2 years, and you decide you want to marry him. Obviously, as is your nature, you already had sex with this guy even though he wasn't your husband yet..... one day you two get married, and everytime you have sex with your husband, you kiss him, hug him and tell him how much you love him, you are telling him the same words you told the other 3 men.. you kiss him and hug him just as you did when you were with those 3 other men.
is that how premarital sex works?????/
so, when that person gets married, that person FORGETS about all the other people he or she had said " i love you"???/ if the answer is yes, then i guess that person doesn't have feelings, because i could never forget a person i used to love, come on, how can a person forget somebody who was supposed to be special?..... if the answer is no, so my question is, will that person always remember his/her exboyfriends/exgirlfriends even though he/she is already married? to me that sounds disgusting. A person should only say " I love you" to his/her spouse. A person should only have sex with his/her spouse.
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Answer by Fireball hormones....walls of text get ignored....see family TIRH
