No “puffy” describes something totally different. The descriptor for those is definitely tumescent.Just remember, the Forums' approved word for this condition is now, "puffy." No more "T" word!
No “puffy” describes something totally different. The descriptor for those is definitely tumescent.Just remember, the Forums' approved word for this condition is now, "puffy." No more "T" word!
But tumescent is a CF tradition. Let’s not mess with traditionView attachment 1046403
Note fourth column, second row.
Dark thoughts.... imagining what her reaction would be to a single tail kissing those arrogant beauties.No “puffy” describes something totally different. The descriptor for those is definitely tumescent.
Tumescent....a word that was once devoid from my vocabulary....until I joined the forumBut tumescent is a CF tradition. Let’s not mess with tradition
I believe that tumescence is Barb's natural state...she requires no assistance to achieve it.Well, since you asked so nicely, you have my permission to be tumescent whenever you want. I'll even offer to assist. How's that for magnanimity?
Shhhhhh! Don't tell her that, I'm bucking for an assistance gig here.I believe that tumescence is Barb's natural state...she requires no assistance to achieve it.
Well if my tumescent nipples start bursting, I'll ring the nhs helpline quick!View attachment 1046403
Note fourth column, second row.
The English language cares to differ with you.
That's a tiresome thing that happens sporadicallyWhy, when I "clic" to this blue link, I'm obliged to be re-logged to view it ? ... and it's the same for all the other blue links ...
Girl, don't worry, we will keep working on upping that "T" percentage.i'm sporadically tumescent