Wanawake wanaitwa laini laini kimakosa !

[Asnam]

Kwa kiswahili fasaha unaitwa musuli, ukiita msuli utamaanisha ule unaovaliwa na wazee wa Pwani

hiki kitakua kiswahili cha kidigo.

 

[Ave Ave Maria]

basi ww ni exception to the general rule manake kwenye msafara wa mamba na kenge hawakosi.Pongezi sana

Ngoja dingi Mtambuzi aje kufafanua.
Tusijekusema ni exceptional kumbe there is something wrong.
Mi naonaga kawaida tu siku inaenda mpaka inaisha . . .

 

[Asnam]

Ngoja dingi Mtambuzi aje kufafanua.
Tusijekusema ni exceptional kumbe there is something wrong.
Mi naonaga kawaida tu siku inaenda mpaka inaisha . . .

dingi Mtambuzi katokomea sijui sahizi anajipakulia mang'anyu na kujisevia vya mezani!!!!!!!!!!ngoja tumsubirie kesho mida hii yuko pembeni ya totoz.

 

[Mtambuzi]

dingi Mtambuzi katokomea sijui sahizi anajipakulia mang'anyu na kujisevia vya mezani!!!!!!!!!!ngoja tumsubirie kesho mida hii yuko pembeni ya totoz.

Wewe binti hebu shika adabu yako
Kwanza kwa nini hujatoa mchango wa white party mpaka leo,

 

[Mtambuzi]

Mtambuzi kwanza kabisa niseme 'sorry'
hivi wale ambao hata wakiwa kwenye siku wanakutana kimwili huwa hili nalo linatafsiri ipi?

Mh, sijui kwa kweli lakini haya mamabo ya chumbani mie siwezi kuyasema hapa maana kila wapenzi au wanandoa wanajuana wenyewe.
Nimebahatika ku google hapa chini:

[h=2]Question[/h]Please advise: is it risky to have fully penetrative sex during a woman's period?
[h=2]Answer[/h]David writes:
It's not risky in any way. However, it is messy and it's not everyone's cup of tea. Also, some people strongly oppose it on religious grounds, and some cultures have the (mistaken) belief that it can cause abnormal babies.
Nonetheless, there is no particular health danger for the man or the woman – or for any child which is conceived. In practice, conception would be pretty unusual.
Christine adds:
If you wish to have sex during your partner's period, much depends on her mood at that time – presuming she's not got any religious grounds for avoiding it.
Some women feel very sexy just before and even during their period. Others don't. For those who do, it can be very exciting to make love then - and it even helps with period pain, sometimes!
However, as David says, it can be messy. For couples who enjoy making love during the period, but who don't like the mess, one option is for the woman to get herself fitted with a contraceptive diaphragm which she can pop in on period-days, just while she makes love. (There is also now a sex aid which fulfils the same function.)
Obviously the diaphragm may already be her preferred form of contraception, but even if it's not, it can be useful on those particular days as it means you can have sex without blood stains on the sheets!
Best wishes
Dr David Delvin, GP, and Christine Webber, sex and relationships expert

 

[Remmy]

Hasira bila mpango.