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The Art of the Summer Fling… With Your Partner: How to Treat Your Partner Like a Summer Fling
by Tonia Mansfield Copyright ©2026 Summer flings have a unique magic. They are exciting, spontaneous, and full of playful energy. What if you could bring that same spark back into your long-term relationship? Treating your partner like a new crush can rekindle passion and deepen your connection. Couples can revive romance by embracing the art of the summer fling—through surprise dates, teasing, and adventurous activities that ignite desire. Rediscovering the Thrill of Newness


Friday Night in the Suburbs VIII
By Rachel Turney Copyright ©2026 Adult Activity Book Entry Eight: The Mile High Club I’m in the Mile High Club. Sex in unexpected places is erotic because the excitement increases adrenalin. This month - try something new, somewhere new! A reflection question: Where is the craziest and/or sexiest place you have had sex? The hottest place I have had sex, literally and figuratively, was a dry sauna in Denmark. I am telling you this not only because I am obviously voyeuristic


Tides of Attraction
By Gianni Shamari Copyright ©2026 The sun-drenched beaches of the Dominican Republic enveloped Maré like a sultry embrace as he strolled along the shoreline, the warm sand yielding beneath his feet. The rhythmic crash of waves mingled with the infectious laughter that danced in the air, creating a symphony that set his pulse racing. The salty kiss of the ocean, the gentle caress of the breeze, and the golden sun warming Maré’s skin all conspired to intoxicate his senses. As M


Summer Break
by Jenny Swift Copyright ©2026 That was a year of great adventures in college. Roommates Susan and Raquel had had a lot of fun together. Not only had they studied very hard, but they had also eagerly sought out ways to create unforgettable memories. Susan had come up with an idea. Soon the roommates would be leaving, as summer vacation was already beginning. That bright morning, Susan woke up ready to end the year with a bang. She was so excited that she didn’t wait for Raque


Carol’s Xmas
by S.T. May Copyright ©2026 Marley was dead to me. There is no doubt whatever about that. The ending of the relationship was witnessed by my friends, several of his mates, the amused bartender, and the irritated bouncer who threw his sorry ass out of the club. As far as I was concerned, Marley was as dead as a coffin-nail. Two weeks after I split from Marley, I was spending In the next room, Frankie is replaced by Grace Jones. Tim drags on a joint before passing it to his fr


Imprints
by Richard King Perkins II Copyright ©2026 immune to consequence— we took no precautions. She stripped off her flimsy summer garb and laid back on the sheetless bed— just an old mattress really covered only in dust. Though quite young, neither of us was inexperienced and our sex was dually gratifying. We sneaked from the tavern just before closing leaving only a small stain and a larger spot where the dust had stuck to her sweaty backside. All she took with her was a sm


He Knows What it Feels Like
by Pause Reflect Move Forward Copyright ©2026 There he was Sitting at my table He was hungry And ready to eat Every wet glistening inch of my juicy sweet meat His hands on either one of my knees While he bowed before me Willing and ready to please I looked at him Confused And thought to myself I’m so tired of being used He abused His privilege To taste my honey Now? He knows what it feels like About the author: Pause Reflect Move Forward writes across multiple forms of p


Girlfriends (a haiku series)
by Jon Petruschke Copyright ©2026 her smile all the way into her girlfriend's room after church girlfriends speaking in tongues flower behind her ear her girlfriend's in her mouth tippy-toes on the wall reaching a little further into her girlfriend About Jon Petruschke Jon Petruschke is the author of two books: Dream Haiku: Poems from Nights and Naps and the recently released Cherry Blossom: Erotic Haiku. He lives in Portland, Maine where he practices psychotherapy, walks in


Trussed
by Patrick Trombly Copyright ©2026 The arch triumphal, raised above your head, pointe flexed and strapped to idol-worshipped calf – stiff-necked and flat, you stare up at that red. She executes adeptly her piaffe (she deftly steps). Her dress, brushing your chin, whiffs perfume from beneath black silken sheen. Startling stabs from her stiletto pin alert you to the turn in her routine: the piercing spear that punctures your conceit. You flinch - so swiftly she brings you
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