Congratulations to both hostess and guest for a fascinating discussion. A few quick comments:
Yes, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin de Francueil, far better known as Georges Sand (and the lover of Chopin) was quite a woman. Aurore has chosen an excellent name.
I was delighted by the segment that involved the advice of looking at oneself in the mirror. Aurore reported that she wanted all the imperfections -- the more so, given the generally flawless (female) bodies in so much erotica these days. A lesbian friend helped me write a marvelous S/M scene between the two heroines of one of my novels, at which point the bottom was 62, and the Top was almost 75. [Yes, she assured me, people still enjoy sadomasochism at those ages! Hell, I'm 78, and...]
Congratulations to both hostess and guest for a fascinating discussion. A few quick comments:
Yes, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin de Francueil, far better known as Georges Sand (and the lover of Chopin) was quite a woman. Aurore has chosen an excellent name.
I was delighted by the segment that involved the advice of looking at oneself in the mirror. Aurore reported that she wanted all the imperfections -- the more so, given the generally flawless (female) bodies in so much erotica these days. A lesbian friend helped me write a marvelous S/M scene between the two heroines of one of my novels, at which point the bottom was 62, and the Top was almost 75. [Yes, she assured me, people still enjoy sadomasochism at those ages! Hell, I'm 78, and...]
Again, kudos to both participants!