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I gave head to a whore and I enjoyed it.

Wow, I don’t know if I’ve ever typed something that dirty before.

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Thanks for all the replies. It’s been something I’ve been considering, so I was curious.

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That’s really good to know. Thanks!

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I thought you had to be using the email address the claim code got sent to in order for it to be activated. Or am I confused?

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Hi Ashley,
So, what do you do for your period panties? Just wear them enough to get them covered or do you chance wearing it for a certain amount of time and hope you don’t mess up your clothes?
I’m just curious about this.
Kacie

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Your site is amazing!

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I’m still a bit new also, it’s been less than a year for me. But I have noticed that I’ll have no orders for nearly a month, then all of a sudden I’ll have quite a few. Not sure if there’s a pattern or not.
I’m sure it’ll pick up for you again soon!

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Figured I’d post what I accept for payment since I’m in the US:
Egift cards from Amazon, Victoria’s Secret, Target, or Kohls
Concealed cash or money order with the name left blank to my po box.

Hope that helps you out a bit 🙂

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Happy birthday, Cindy!

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I found this on a women’s health site. Thought it would be helpful to post here:

The birth control pill works primarily by blocking ovulation (release of an egg). If there is no egg to meet the sperm, pregnancy cannot occur. The pill also works by making cervical mucous thick and unreceptive to sperm, slowing tubal function which has to move the egg down the tube to meet the sperm, and by making the lining of the endometrium unreceptive to implantation of a fertilized egg should one get as far as the uterus. In general, women do not ovulate until at least 10 days after stopping birth control pills.

So, there you go 🙂

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I completely agree that I love to hear feedback (I’d prefer posititve, but can’t fault if it’s something I can fix). I get somewhat concerned if I don’t hear anything from a buyer. I like to make sure they at least received my package and it wasn’t lost in the mail. I’ve sent follow up emails a few times to see if they got it, but when I didn’t hear anything at all, I just assumed they had.
So, feedback is good, I think, and would love to get it from every package I send out.

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I don’t think you ovulate when you’re on the pill. From what I understand about birth control, the way it works is that you don’t release an egg, so you can’t get pregnant. Is that correct, does anyone else know?

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Thanks for the input everyone! I guess sometimes I just worry that a customer will get very upset if you tell them in a middle of an order that it’s going to be delayed.

I do have a question about period panties though. How long do you girls wear them for without a tampon or pad or anything? If you were to go out of the house and to work, wouldn’t you be worried about bleeding through and onto your clothes?

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I can’t give you a nifty percentage, but here’s how mine goes:
Have only gotten 2 money orders ever
Some concealed cash (maybe 15-20 times total)
The rest is from online giftcards, mostly from Amazon and Victoria’s Secret

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Hi Again,
Back to the check/cash/money order thing. There’s really nothing you could do to guarantee the envelope wouldn’t fall into someone else’s hands. Just make sure your customer understands there is some risk involved in sending cash or a blank money order. I’ve been selling for about 8 months now (time flies!) and have never had a problem with it. Whenever someone has sent me a payment, it’s always gotten to me. I suppose if you’re really worried, they could put just your initials on it. I’ve done it before that way, but that probably depends on how strict your bank is.
As for Alertpay, how is it for new members signing up? I stopped using it because it was taking forever for other people to actually get a verified account.
Kacie

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