Welcome

[syf]

(image via weheartit.com)

Hello and welcome to "To the Hilltops!" We're so glad that you are joining us and choosing to share in this journey toward an ethics of Christian womanhood.

Please view this post as an invitation to a comfortable seat beside a cozy fireplace. Come in, kick up your feet, grab yourself a cup of tea, and introduce yourself to everyone.  Who are you?  What brings you here?  How do you see the need for a community like this one in your life right now?

Excitedly,
the mods (Kay, Sharon, and Tamara)

Comments

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[young_laugher]

Hey, hey, what's this passing around good sex book recommendations and not letting me in on some of the action, eh?

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[ungelic_is_us]

Hee! I'm glad the Joy of Sex has been a source of amusement and perhaps some help.

Kay, The Joy of Sex is kind of an general all-purpose manual about enjoying sex that came out in the 70's and was recently updated (sortof). It covers most of the basics of heterosexual sex and is really helpful in some ways. (I liked that it says women shouldn't use deodorizers on their ladybits, because their natural perfume is beautiful. That was revolutionary for the time, and unfortunately still can be.)

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[ungelic_is_us]

Sophs, if you want info on bondage, I have some helpful friends who could recommend introductory materials :)

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[cadenzamuse]

Yes, please? Email me? :D

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[young_laugher]

Yeah, that's a message I need myself, as I'm really not all that fond of my own particular scent. David finds it sexy, but I still go eww, gross, must scrub with soap! Fortunately I heard the don't-mess-with-the-ladybits-ecosystem message early and avoided perfumes and douching and all other such troublemakers like the plague. But I won't lie, I still wash with Dove unscented every other day or so. :-)

Re: So. Erm. Hello. This is me.

[ungelic_is_us]

Honestly, I don't like the way I smell, either. But it doesn't seem to bother anyone else, so...meh. I can live with it.