Re: surgical hooks and questions

[Guest guest]

Honey, tell him that a pre-op kiss given in good faith is a sign of

affection. And that works both ways. I'm not suggesting a " deep "

experience here, although I doubt such would be painful.

but let him decide when to stop. I don't think your hooks will bite

him, but just show him what's there, and let him decide. For sure, you

won't hurt him with a sweet kiss on the closed lips.

C.

[Guest guest]

Cammie,

thanks for ur response and for the giggle it provided me with. I think

more than anything he is scared of after the surgery because i keep on

telling him that he will have to stay away from me (he's clumsy

sometimes and when he's not looking sometimes hits me accidentally i.e.

big hug, arms flailing and THUMP, arm hits left cheek by accident in

the process of wrapping me up in his arms). So now he's teasing me

about getting me a american football player's helmet to wear when i'm

around him so that he won't hurt me. bless! and lol, the things that

pop into people's minds!

Sara

>

> Honey, tell him that a pre-op kiss given in good faith is a sign of

> affection. And that works both ways. I'm not suggesting a " deep "

> experience here, although I doubt such would be painful.

>

> but let him decide when to stop. I don't think your hooks will bite

> him, but just show him what's there, and let him decide. For sure,

you

> won't hurt him with a sweet kiss on the closed lips.

>

> C.