I’m no “MILF.” You’re the “SMILF!”

Since becoming single again this past year, I’ve been called a ‘Cougar’ - which I hate, and a MILF.  When I discovered MILF stood for “Mother I’d Like to F***”, I laughed.  Though some might find it offensive, I found it rather endearing:  I imagined these luscious, muscley young men looking at me with awe and innocence in their eyes.  How cute they wanted a ‘teacher.’  *grin.  young-man-yum-small

As my dating adventures continued, I crossed into “Young-Man Territory” a few times.  Mentally, I found these relationships very limited - we weren’t on the same page of life whatsoever.  But physically, mmmmm… that was another story.  Not only did they have stamina and the ‘look’ to keep me afire, they had a willingness to please, to learn, and become a better lover.

And then one day a question struck me:  Why do men have cute nicknames for women like MILF and we don’t have any for men?   Are we too polite?  Have we lost our sense of humor when it comes to sex?  Or is the title ‘boyfriend’ or ‘husband’ all we’re comfortable with?

I then began rethinking the word MILF - for some reason it was bugging me.  Digging deeper I realized it was because it made the man into the Hunter and the woman into the Prey.  And in my young man relationships, that was NOT the dynamic: THEY were the prey, and I was the HUNTRESS.

From that day forward I thus proclaimed a new honorary name for these delightful specimens of flesh: SMILF - Service Male I’d Like To F***.  It reverses the power scheme AND it sounds cute, kind of like an adorable little smurf.

But WAIT!  Hold your horses.  Not just ANY man can become a  SMILF; this is high-status stuff, something that must be earned.  Three primary criteria must be met:

1)  At LEAST one orgasm must go to the woman before him during every encounter

2) If any extra large ejaculation occurs on the woman’s part, he will change the sheets without fuss, and

3) NO SMALL PENISES ARE ALLOWED.

:)  God love you SMILFS.

“HUNG” - A Well-Endowed Divorced Dad Gets Pimped Out?

If someone created a TV series about a divorced mom who prostituted herself to make ends meet, I sure as heck wouldn’t find it funny.

BUT -  what if this same idea was applied to a divorced dad?  One who’s severely down on his luck and thinks his large penis is his ‘Winning Tool.’

Enter stage left: HBO’s new TV series called HUNG.  That’s right HUNG.  Starring actor Thomas Jane as divorced dad Ray Drecker, this show chronicles the “ups and downs” of his ‘adventures’ as he attempts to get his pulverized life back in order. 

His ex-wife (played by Anne Heche) has left him after 20 years of marriage for her dermatologist.  And his twin kids have moved in with her and her new beau.  Now, with the help of his friend Tanya, he’s determined to forge his own path to financial success.

Sound shocking?  Yeah.  Degrading?  Yeah.  But when I saw this trailer,I admit I couldn’t help but giggle.  

What do YOU think?  Will you be watching HBO on Sunday nights at 10 p.m.?  Or are you shaking your head in disgust?

 

Other Articles:

Being Tested Not to Settle

Is It Wrong To Slam Deadbeat Dads On TV?

Two Years Without Sex?  How Long Could/Should You Go Without?

Do Men Belittle Each Other for Penis Size?

A male friend and I were recently discussing the matter of penis-size after he’d read my size-related blog on here.

I explained that I didn’t write that blog to insult men with small penises – rather, I just wanted to have some fun with my explorations in singlehood.   I think it’s OK for women to have preferences and state them out loud – just as men having doing towards women in good (and mean) jest for ages. 

Of course, I would NEVER insult a man to his face if he were small.  Moreover, I’m sure there’s a woman out there who would be his perfect fit; there’s someone for everyone.

man-small-penisHe then said something that surprised me. “I don’t think men with small penises worry as much about WOMEN criticising them. They worry about MEN making fun of them.”

Huh?  “What do you mean?” I asked.

“You women are very polite creatures and would spare his feelings and like and care for him for his other attributes. In the men’s locker room, however, guys aren’t so polite and are more apt to say something nasty; something totally demeaning that would mark him for life.”

I’d never thought of that before.

Maybe men are as mean towards each other, as they are towards women.

Other Articles:

Mmmmm…This makes me Shiver, One Night Stands: Qualifiers & Disqualifiers, Self Loathing & The Cheater

Good-bye Husband, Hello G-SPOT!

g-spot-orgasm-divorceBy the end of her marriage, she’d given up trying to have a G-spot orgasm; she thought maybe anatomically she couldn’t have one.  But one night, post-divorce, that G-bomb came out of nowhere:  KA-POWEE!  It was a back-arching, soul-screaming Hallelujah! 

 

 

Afterwards however, she was freaked out – AND embarrassed.  Cause it happened with a man she hardly knew.  

 

Why Him? she wondered.  More importantly, why NOW?  Why hadn’t it happened with her husband, someone she loved, or at least someone she’d dated more than twice?

 

 

She figured age was a contributing factor; she was closing in on forty after all.  Or maybe it happened because she’d had kids; perhaps something got shook loose in her uterus during childbirth?  Or maybe, just maybe, it was because she was more in tune with my body.  But that made no sense whatsoever – she was still reeling from her ex’s infidelity when it happened, not eating, not sleeping, not exercising…

 

 

But then a new thought zoomed in for landing:  “Maybe the why didn’t matter. It happened when it happened just because she was ready.  Maybe she was simply meant to experience it for the ecstatic pleasure it gave her – period.” 

 

 

All she knew for sure was that her body’s new talent thrilled her.  If she’d remained married, where, by the end, her sexuality felt confined behind cold bars, she’d never have experienced anything close to this.  Moreover, the timing of it suggested that there was more to her, more to her body, more to life than she’d ever imagined.  What else what might life post-divorce unleash in her?

 

 

 

 

 

Other Articles:   The #1 thing I wish someone had told me about divorce,  Divorce Pain:Alone Without Kids for the First Time, My Ex Scowls.  And I Smile - For our Kids.

 

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