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Sexuality is a large part of all of our lives. It determines our orientation, what we are turned on by, what we are comfortable with in public, who we date and marry along with tons of other things.
My sexual preference has always had some kinks in it. I just tend to be a kinky person. Because of this, I’ve always had a hard time accepting my sexuality. When I was younger, my parents used to tell me that pornography and sex were all wrong. So if just having sex was wrong, imagine how bad I felt about having desires about fetishes.
After those desires, I started secretly going online to some websites that had more explanations. They made my desires sound like a normal part of sexuality, but I always had to keep it a secret from my parents – they didn’t even like the topic of sex. From there, I started to understand my sexual preferences, but honestly, I still felt wrong. It felt like something that should be hidden and kept away from others.
Thankfully, within six or sever years of discovering my sexuality, I met my current boyfriend. He had his own fetishes, and with courage, we both expressed our sexual preferences and desires to each other. I accepted his, and he accepted mine, and honestly, as we continue to do the both of them, we both continue to be more accepted and turned on by the other’s desires. It’s a nice system that seems to work well for us.
It’s my experience with my fetishes that has really led me to pursue Psychology in the hopes of going into sex therapy to help those that have problems accepting their own sexual desires. Society seems to put such a large price on being “different” that many people will move throughout their lives without ever actually pursuing a fantasy they’ve had in their heads. I want everyone to feel comfortable with their sexuality and preferences, and sex therapy is how I’m hoping to help them.
So what’s the point of this? Garnet Joyce of Ask Garnet has asked me to help her giveaway this great pornographic DVD from Good Vibes: Fluid: Women Redefining Sexuality. It’s a DVD that includes some hot sex as well as some interesting features where the stars will talk about how their sexuality has changed. In fact, Garnet wrote a review of this dvd over at XCritic. There’s also a second place price. HotMoviesForHer will be providing an hour’s worth of free minutes for video on demand for your adult viewing pleasure as well.
So how do you enter? You can enter both here and at Ask Garnet. The contest will end on June 6, 2010, and up until then, I recommend doing both entries at both websites. There are a couple ways to enter here on Kinky World:
1. Leave a comment letting me know why you’d like to own this hot DVD.
2. Follow me (Mistress_Kay) on Twitter.
3. You can tweet about this contest twice a week, and leave a comment here letting us know. This means twice a week total – not twice a week at both Garnet and I’s post.
4. Go ahead and earn extra entries over at Garnet’s blog. You can share your experiences with your sexuality at her blog.
It’s really that easy, and you can get an amazingly sexy DVD out the deal. It’s worth mentioning that the DVD does not come in the original case – it comes in a paper sleeve but has nothing wrong with it.
There’s no reason NOT to enter. You could win an entire adult DVD or win minutes to choose your own DVD. Either way, you can explore your sexuality on your own time with your own preferences with this neat giveaway.
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I want to win the DVD because I’m reviewing Fluid: Men right now for GV and now I want its other half, it’s lonely.