Archive for January, 2010

A married woman’s secret sex journal

Sunday, January 24th, 2010

A married woman anonymously takes us through, step by step, her daily double life. Cindy Hawkins (not her real name) is a cheater. Take a look into the real life of a married woman with a devoted husband, and her shameless cheating.

Over the coming weeks, we will be publishing the spin tingling results of the completed surveys from members of our online dating site. Respondents include singles and married people who have made choices to turn their fantasies into realities.

It’s Monday morning, the time is 730am, and at last the long and mundane weekend is over. Cindy lies awake gazing at the ceiling for about 10 minutes before impatiently sliding out from under her husbands embrace.

Yes, I cheat on my husband in a calculating and deceptive way and will say or do anything to avoid suspicion. Go ahead, judge me if you will, I know you’ve thought about cheating too. Flirting with men was about as far as I would take things, I thought I would always be strong enough to know when not to cross the line, and return home like a good little wife, until I was introduced to someone at work and realized an instant chemical connection. . .

The affair started in the office kitchen when we would both go to make coffee each morning. Things intensified with a few naughty emails, followed by cocktails after work on several occasions.

Twice a week – Monday and Wednesday at 630pm after work, we meet at a cheap motel on the highway just outside of town, my skin quivers as I drive to the motel. As I collect the room key, my heart pounds through my chest. There is something so pleasurably unproblematic about simmering life’s procedures down to pure physicality. Our sex is nasty and frantic, and I am happy to risk being found out. His torso is alien to me, so different, so strong. The name of his wife tattooed on his chest is even more exhilarating knowing it’s not just me completely throwing caution to the wind.

My husband is pretty out of touch with reality and would never suspect me of acting in such a trampish manner. Simple excuses like, going out with the girls, or working back late is all it takes to secure a couple of hours of betrayal. As I arrive home, my husband is often hoping to make love, but I don’t feel ashamed, perhaps when it’s all over I will.

Apart from our twice a week hotel meets, sex at work is the only other feasible option. This is very convenient for me as I can easily make it home from work on time without tripping any suspicion detectors. The last thing anyone would suspect is for me to be doing it on my hands and knees on the grey commercial carpet tiles at 1130am in a locked office. It’s like a ritual, the first thing he does is bends me over his desk, (my underwear already removed when driving to work) I have become his office whore, but keeping my full body orgasms quiet is the biggest challenge.

Everything has become too erotic, I am smart enough to know when to call it a day, a secret of such proportion is too large to sweep under the carpet. I am becoming too focused on him and the sex, it occurs to me the grand scheme of damage this could have ( and probably already has) on my other life. The secret hot emails, the dangerous stares and groping must stop. . .

I decide to quit my job without any notice, and cancel my secret email account.

ZEN MOMENTS BY R.L. HUFFSTUTTER

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010


Image taken on 2009-06-24 13:45:48 by roberthuffstutter.

African American Online Magazines: Giving a Community Insight

Saturday, January 16th, 2010

The latest U. S. census data show that Blacks make up 13. 3 percent of the total population of the U. S. More than one million African Americans own businesses that bring in $100 billion in total annual sales.

Black leaders were encouraged in business development by the legendary Booker T. Washington, a renowned African American leader, who urged Blacks more than 100 years ago to strive to get ahead economically.

Before that, the media generally portrayed African Americans in stereotypically negative light. Of course, Blacks got a raw deal even after that. But times have now changed. Many African Americans occupy reputable and powerful positions in leading corporations, a sign of their increasing strength in business.

There are many online Black magazines that specifically target Black audiences and cover all the aspects of their lives. Because a large percentage of Black people have done wonders in their professional lives, most of these magazines cover the achievements and cater to African American Professionals and business owners in the Black community.

These online magazines feature articles on Black people who have overcome seemingly insurmountable racism-related obstacles to succeed in business. They also feature stories of job opportunities and other events. They credit the work of Black people, recognize their achievements, and give business tips for success.

Although online magazines target only a specific reader group, they are getting a wider response because of the quality and variety of their news. Whether you have an interest in lifestyle or are looking for financial tips, the African American publications cater to all the needs of the readers.

Every African American online business magazine aims to become the epicenter of information for Black people seeking business opportunities in corporate America. Their goal is to educate the community and promote growth opportunities, with a view to creating a more diversely engaged society.

These magazines celebrate the achievements of African Americans, honor them and bring them into the spotlight to enhance their everyday life. If you are looking for an exciting medium to educate and connect with thousands of African American professionals who belong to different backgrounds, then Black online business magazines are for you.

Are Online Dating Singles Who Smoke ‘desperate and Dateless’?

Sunday, January 3rd, 2010

Compared with the common population, a greater proportion of the women and older adult males who advertise themselves on  dating sites  smoke, according to some light hearted studies published in the March edition of the Medical Journal.

The study comes from Simon Hillman, Professor of Public Wellness at the University of Sydney, and doctors Melanie Hatfield and Sarah Meers from the Cancer Council.

The report looked at 102,191 advertisements on Hookmeup’, an Australian web-based online dating site, in April this year, and registered smoking status of people advertising on the web site, including the ‘Top 100′ males and females advertisers, based on the amount of times each advertisements were looked at. “In each age group for adult females, there were higher balances of smokers among the advertisers than in the common population,” Professor Hillman said.

“This represented  the case for males aged 50 years and beyond. “By comparison, there was a higher balance of non-smokers in the ‘Top 100′ males or females advertisers age 20-29 years (85 %) compared with total Hookmeup advertisers in this age grouping (69 %). “Eighty five percentage of men and 78 percentage of women in the two ‘Top 100′ groupings were non-smokers, with only 2 % of both sexes laying claim to be regular smokers.

“Singles ‘clicking on’ the photos of advertisers do not recognise the person’s smoking position before they view the data supplied. “Hence, the ‘Top 100′ men and women are picked out for their looks. That just 2 per cent of these 200 people were daily smokers hints that smoking may be linked with less appealing looks. “Such data could allow a lot of smokers extra motivation to give up,” Professor Hillman said.

With all the internet online dating niche sites on the market, perhaps there could be a singles site set up that just caters for non-smokers. The internet  dating industry has seen many unusual niche sites emerge such as owner/pet dating sites, dating sites catering only for black people, specific religion groups, just to name a few.