HONEY (Guest Post)

Honey Coated Complexion, gorgeous from head to toe….I held her close, never wanting to let her go….She captivated me with her realness….I wish she was present now so she could FEEL THIS….This, burning desire I have for Passion….True Satisfaction, not just smashin and passin….I want to taste every ounce of her Honey….And no, not just the physical, but the spiritual, creative individual…I want to Consume her essence and make us one….I don’t want to just CUM for fun….I want her to FEEL ME…Yes PEEL ME…..Peel away the frustrations, and Pain…Help me ease my daily drain, of real life SHIT….Show your loyalty for me when we see how REAL LIFE GETS….And I promise you I will make you smile….Make you want to stay a while…Maybe forever..When the seasons change the weather….We could still be together….Laughin, living, and loving….Fuck faces as we shovin…each other to the bed….Fighting over who’s gonna give and get head….First….Do you still have that thirst, TO LOVE? Cause I do……And I may just want YOU….So let me take my time and sample that HONEY….Im not being funny…no not at all….I wanna try it all, not scared to Fall….Or Fail, and I won’t bail…when you need me most….I’ll stand strong and firm….Remembering each lesson learned….along my way…So if you choose to Stay….I promise to open up your soul girl and improve you from the inside out…First pour just a little of that honey in my mouth…..mmmm, I needed that…….

Jada Pinkett Smith Testifies Against Human Trafficking

Actress and activist Jada Pinkett Smith urged Congress on Tuesday to step up the fight against human trafficking in the U.S. and abroad.

The actress testified during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing that she plans to launch a campaign to raise awareness and spur action against human trafficking and slavery. She said the “old monster” of slavery “is still with us,” almost 150 years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation that freed slaves in the U.S.

“Fighting slavery doesn’t cost a lot of money. The costs of allowing it to exist in our nation and abroad are much higher,” the actress said. “It robs us of the thing we value most, our freedom.”

She said the issue was brought to her attention by her daughter Willow, 11, who sat nearby with actor Will Smith, Pinkett Smith’s husband and Willow’s father. The Smiths all wore blazers over T-shirts that read, “Free Slaves.” The hearing room was filled mostly with young people, some trying to take photos of the famous family.

With her father’s arm around her, Willow remained attentive to her mother’s testimony and often whispered to her father. At least 30 minutes into the hearing, Will wrapped his gray blazer around Willow.

The actress called for an extension of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, which provides funding to combat trafficking and help trafficking victims. The act also created a task force, chaired by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, which coordinates among federal agencies to implement policies against human trafficking.

Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., pledged to try to gather bipartisan congressional support to further fund the act.

The State Department estimates that at least 14,500 people are trafficked to the U.S. annually.

Source: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/jada-pinkett-smith-testifies-human-trafficking-husband-daughter-willow-give-support-article-1.1116472#ixzz211o5X9GJ

My Pleasure Palace

My Pleasure Palace is a beautiful prison to be locked inside
You’ll be pushed to your sexual limits and feel as if you’ve died
Died and gone to sex heaven where only the strong survive
Others have been kissed, licked and sexed so good they cried

It’s a place of seduction I can only visit in my mind
Yet it feels so real, my seduction gets better every time
I must warn you to enter at your own risk if you dare
But be ready for the pleasure and pain that takes place in there

There will be blindfolds, handcuffs, whips, toys and chains
Getting you to submit to me sexually is the purpose of the game
Making you my sex slave to do with as I please
At the same time making sure to satisfy all of your needs

You will experience a sexual pleasure and pain that hurts so good
I will have you doing things you never thought you would
At the end of the night when I’m done with you and have set you free
You will never forget my Pleasure Palace or me

My True Essence

Just something to think about: Have ever thought about dating outside the box? You know the box where (s)he has to look a certain way, be a certain size, drive a certain car, etc. Dating outside the box means dating someone you thought you would never date. Taking your what I “want” list, throwing it away and replacing it with what your what I “need” list. I am not saying to date someone you are not attracted to but to open your mind and heart to doing something different and new. Let’s face it.  If what you are doing now is not working, it may be worth giving it a try. You may be pleasantly surprised.

My True Essence

Letting Go

Sometimes in order for you to prosper and grow
You have to clean house and let certain people go
Let them go on about their way and do their own thing
Free yourself of all the drama they always bring
I know it’s hard and not always fair
But you have to get rid of those of who just don’t care
Those whose presence kills your spirit and dulls your light
Keeping your for letting your light shine bright
So even though it hurts you have to do what you have to do
Your priority should always be doing what’s best for you
My True Essence

Measuring Up

“When they measure themselves by themselves and compare themselves with themselves, they are not wise.” 2 Corinthians 10:12b (NIV)

Do you ever compare yourself to other women and feel like you don’t quite measure up? Maybe you feel like you’re not as smart, pretty, fun, organized or as good at _______ as they are.

It is so easy to think that if we had more or knew more, we’d be s…ecure. But the truth is, even people who “have it all” still struggle with feelings of insecurity. The Bible opens with the story of a woman who had everything but it still wasn’t enough (Genesis 2).

God had established Eve’s worth as His child and the crown of His creation. He also gave Eve every woman’s desire: intimacy, beauty, security, significance, and purpose. Yet Satan conjured up feelings of insecurity by getting Eve to take her eyes off what she had and focus on what she didn’t have.

Boy, can I relate. Like Eve, I’ve heard Satan’s whispers telling me I’m not all I could be — or should be. One day I was reading her story in Genesis 2 and I noticed that his questions and suggestions were intended to plant seeds of doubt in Eve’s heart. He wanted her to doubt God and herself.

The enemy’s whispers tempted Eve to try to “be” more and “have” more by seeking significance apart from God’s provision. He convinced her something was missing in her life and that the forbidden fruit would make her be “like God.”

It was a foolish comparison, but all comparisons are. Yet don’t we do it all the time? If only I was like her…if only I had a house like hers, a husband like hers, a job like hers…if only my children behaved like hers…If only _______, then I’d feel significant, satisfied and secure.

In today’s key verse, Paul warns us that those who “measure themselves by themselves, and compare themselves with themselves, are not wise” (2 Cor. 10:12 NIV). Comparison will always leave us feeling like we don’t measure up. We can try to do more and be more, yet it’s never enough.

If only Eve had focused on who she was and what she had as a child of God. If only we could too.

Yet Satan wants us to focus on our flaws and feelings of inadequacy, then exhaust our energy figuring out how to hide them. But we don’t have to go along with his schemes. Instead we need to equip ourselves to recognize his lies, refute his temptations with truth, and focus on God’s acceptance, security, and significance. Then we can thank God for His provision and His promises that remind us of who we are in Him:

I am accepted…
Ephesians 1:3-8 I have been chosen by God and adopted as His child.
Colossians 1:13-14 I have been redeemed and forgiven of all my sins.
Colossians 2:9-10 I am complete in Christ.

I am secure…
Romans 8:28 I am assured that God works for my good in all circumstances.
Romans 8:31-39 I am free from condemnation. I can’t be separated from God’s love.
Philippians1:6 I am confident God will complete the good work He started in me.

I am significant…
Ephesians 2:10 I am God’s workmanship.
Ephesians 3:12 I may approach God with freedom and confidence.
Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

Author and psychologist, Dr. Neil T. Anderson says, “The more you reaffirm who you are in Christ, the more your behavior (and beliefs) will begin to reflect your true identity!”

So, the next time we’re tempted to use the measuring stick of comparison – let’s commit to measure UP ↑ by focusing upward on Christ and who we are in HIM!