If I can't open my hands up to caress my boyfriend's face, then I'm going to grab his head and caress it with my cheek or forehead or lips.
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Then, very gently, I began to kiss and caress her.
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He lets me caress him and lingers under my touch.
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Some caress crystals or each other in gently writhing "snuggle puddles".
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Would it be an exaggeration to say we caress our smartphones?
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After he disinfects my skin, he starts to softly caress me.
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Just don't expect to see a kiss or a caress onscreen.
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SWEET CARESS: The Many Lives of Amory Clay, by William Boyd.
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Another touches herself and asks her partner to replicate that caress.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Cat caress Who said cats aren't attentive?
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He bent down to caress the yellow petals of a marigold.
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The subtle caress of Mr Trump's vanity seemed to go down well.
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They hate when we hold them close and coo and caress them.
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Comb My Hair is a musical caress for weary universal travelers everywhere.
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You can gently caress this area with your finger, or use your tongue.
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"Yes I won't rest till I caress Fresh face Jess," he wrote-rapped.
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Conyers reached over and began to caress my hand in a sexual manner.
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And then he has me against the wall as he continues to caress.
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Will we soon send a sweet caress or hug through apps like Taskrabbit?
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These micro-vessels can tear if the caress of your instrument is coarse.
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Those phones exude luxury and tempt you to caress them every single time.
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As they work, Istanbul's light glows around their faces like a spectral caress.
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You can take my lips, touch my breasts, caress my stomach, my sex.
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With Caress' new touch-activated technology, the body wash acts almost like a perfume.
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My feet caress the stage floor as I step-step-step towards my rival.
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The duo caress each other, and at one point appear seconds from locking lips.
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"Yes I won't rest till I caress Fresh face Jess," he wrote to her.
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Maybe she could caress a clay bust of Bieber's face for her next video?
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When those guardrails go down, it is possible to cuddle or caress one another.
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" —Brenton "Grab the chest, caress their neck, and follow their lead with the tongue.
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The way you deeply caress yourself exuding sexuality is everything I want for myself.
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Even when they strike odalisque poses and caress themselves, their shared objectivity equalizes them.
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" This is the richness of loss, the work of the caress, our "generative nothingness.
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It felt like destiny, like Serena Williams was playing with the caress of fate.
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The ideas and lessons linger — sometimes as a caress, other times as a slap.
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Long for the sweet caress of an alien who will lay some eggs inside you?
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A father lifted his little daughter so that she, too, could caress the Madonna's garment.
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She called the behavior "typical," and said her former boss would "caress me" on multiple occasions.
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I could make love to my angel with my paintbrush, fondle her again, caress her contours.
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But according to the suit, he responded by reaching his shoeless foot out to caress her.
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Every kiss, every touch, every caress is like something you feel nobody has ever felt before.
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Every kiss, every touch, every caress is like something you feel nobody has ever felt before.
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The vampirish men loom over and caress the white model at the center of the ad.
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With even the gentlest caress of the metaphorical dial, Facebook changes what its users see and read.
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This oddly realistic cheeseburger drink holder will caress all of your refreshments with its extra buoyant bun.
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A photo of him greeting a 3-year-old with a caress of the cheek touched hearts.
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"You have to gently feel where the bottom of the cake is, like a caress," Lisa said.
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Sonny Mehta, who died last month at the age of 77, would caress the books he loved.
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Check. -- Possibly naked Russell Wilson pressing his face into your back while reaching around to caress belly?
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Susana Polo, Polygon: Its connections to the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are merely a light caress.
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Having your bodies in alignment allows you to watch your partner's face and kiss and caress their body.
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It's time to Asses and Caress these vintage cars with the help of super car appraiser Donald Osborne.
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In her three "Caress" paintings (all 2016), watercolor washes and poured acrylic share the surface with detailed figures.
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Just seeing him caress the sweatband of that plump drunkard sends a nasty growl through my pale gut.
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For those who don't get "tingles," watching someone caress the handle of a hairbrush would seem indisputably bizarre.
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We talk to our friends, we talk to our devices, we pet our dogs, we caress our lovers.
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I'm thinking specifically of the Sublime album, where you have "Caress Me Down," which is a song about handjobs.
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Darkness is as intimate as a caress and as distant as history in this chilling anthology of horror comics.
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In the nick of time ex-husband Andrew swoops in from behind to caress shoulders he thinks are Selina's.
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If you want your verses served with a dollop of sugar and a sassy sexual caress, forget about it.
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Then you are in your house on the island, the ocean breeze washing over you like a calming caress.
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Two women move to the edge of the stage to slowly swallow swords as they caress each other's thighs.
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By the time Mr. Ocean begins singing — a little moody, a little sassy — the caress is in full flow.
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All of the women say he would repeatedly caress and touch their bodies, including their arms, shoulders, waists and backs.
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Kulig and Kot are both exceptionally gifted actors, conveying worlds of emotion with a glance, a caress, or a shrug.
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Alessandro, napping in his rooms while waiting, was woken not by a caress, but by a sword in his stomach.
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Polished hosts caress Santoku knives and office chairs on Amazon talk shows, while Amazon user reviews scroll across the screen.
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But spend an uninterrupted hour messing around in the virtual, and you'll pine for the gentle caress of actual reality.
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Additionally, Seborovski punctuates the surface of the pieces mounted on the wall with nodules and string, inviting the viewer's caress.
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"Hold your partner's face or caress their hair, neck, or body, just as you would when kissing without tongue," Demirjian suggests.
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And Aciman devotes himself to chronicling every fleeting fantasy, every caress, with a fervor that matches what his characters are feeling.
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Kiss, caress your partner's breasts, touch their inner thighs, or do whatever works for them to create a state of arousal.
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Ben and Jubes eagerly caress each other in yet another hot tub, her dagger-nails loosening up his various stress areas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Caress my darkness, liminal lover" is the title of three paintings by Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi.
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These are movies that turn your gaze into near-touch, inviting you to see and almost caress their sun-warmed bodies.
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These luxe brushes apply product with ease and caress the face so gently, they make putting on makeup that much more fun.
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Most notably, touchscreen video lessons of sexual stimulation techniques allow users to tap and caress a variety of virtual vulvas on-screen.
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Written just a few days before her passing, "Hold out your arms" entreats death to "Embrace me/ Give me your motherly caress".
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It was really more of a caress, I suppose, or it would have been if we had known each other at all.
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Imagine seeing a pink-haired anime girl in love's caress with that delightful old British man showing off his novelty toy collection?
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A shuddersome breeze will caress necks and ankles during the morning commute: It could feel as cold as 211 with the windchill.
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Our lives will continue to be worth less than nothing unless we are able to feel the caress of as many sexual partners.
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Franklin's Jesus wails for Lazarus to hear him, her voice a whip in one syllable and a caress in the next — religion itself!
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The keyboard has ceased to be a mere function for hammers to strike strings, and has become a precious horizontal artifact to caress.
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People are already intimate with their phones: They cradle them, caress them, and, according to Pornhub's data, watch most of their porn on them.
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"You can simulate hand holding, touching one's face as a gentle caress, or even a light massage," he explained in an interview with Broadly.
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This puts them in a very open position for oral sex, and the receiver can also use their hands to caress the giver's body.
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But when our link to the outside world isn't some pretty device we can caress, it'll be much harder to ask it to leave.
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After a brief minute of Cohen going rogue, Noth decided to lovingly caress the host's face and pulled him in for a fake kiss.
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" 'My Daddy' had a caress, a certain ownership which touched a slightly different spot than the 'Hi, Dad' I love so much," he wrote.
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The shot looked almost like a caress, but that ball traveled 25.7 yards in 0.8 seconds at a speed of 1003 miles per hour.
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In hazy light, Jonas and Graham cuddle, caress, make out, have a pillow fight, and generally give the impression that they're getting it on.
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There's also an everyday deceptiveness to "Set and Reset," in which ribbonlike bodies caress the air and defy gravity with unceasing shifts of momentum.
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Taylor says he'd like to come back and watch Jonathas de Andrade's O peixe—a film where men slowly caress fish as they die.
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And the 26-year-old star just added another bullet point to her résumé: brand ambassador for the new Caress' Forever collection of body washes.
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Like with the others, I want to climb inside of him, live in the warmth of his skin and caress the sharpness of his bones.
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Lacroix addressed the incident on France Info radio on Friday calling the incident "something between a caress and a little slap," according to the AFP.
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Most concert opera productions these days include a touch of staging, and the singers here engaged in occasional byplay, with a gesture or a caress.
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"Karezza comes from the Italian word to 'caress' and can transform your sexual relationship," says Caleb Backe, a health and wellness expert at Maple Holistics.
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He replied with: "Well, I could put you in my basket and you could be my ET." before continuing to caress and thrust into me.
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The film's protagonist, Marina, played by trans actress Daniela Vega, dines at a restaurant with her partner Orlando; they canoodle, caress, and no one cares.
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On their lips, that word can sound like a caress — or like a petulant appeal from a toddler whose tantrums should have subsided long ago.
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He collected erotic walking sticks that essentially allow their owners to caress flesh with every step — whether the smooth female figure or a single phallus.
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But the song seems too intent on living up to the turbocharged action all around it to caress any sort of tender nerve in the listener.
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When the river is high, the branches of the weeping willow planted in cobblestones at the tip of the square caress the surface of the Seine.
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The video follows a few dog-headed gentlemen as they lovingly caress Winnie the Pooh and each other while strolling through the city, enjoying the sights.
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Long after his parents have gone to bed, he walks the floor upstairs, stopping across to caress one of Mom's antique boxes or homemade wall hangings.
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I was naked and lightly tracing my skin with my fingertips, enjoying the shivering sensations it gave me, the goosebumps that popped up with each gentle caress.
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A photo of Dunn at 24 shows a lank-haired 60s beauty, complete with cigarette, Pucci print, and a mouth made to caress sarcasm like a sweet.
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A gorgeously-lofted ball that made Alli find another gear completely to caress the ball gently into the back of the net on a tight little volley.
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He would touch students, tell sexually explicit jokes, compare students' bodies to their peers, stare at their breasts, caress their thighs and stomachs and touch their buttocks.
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He would touch students, tell sexually explicit jokes, compare students' bodies to their peers, stare at their breasts, caress their thighs and stomachs and touch their buttocks.
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Every caress of an iPhone screen could serve up an image of a stranded refugee or a video of a chipmunk clinging to a confused house cat.
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For pets that are too old or unwilling to play, you can show your love calorie-free with a caress, belly rub or scratch behind the ears.
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"I love playing a strong woman, I love being a strong woman, I love the imagery of strong women and Caress I guess saw that," Graham told PeopleStyle.
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Donald Osborne is an auto appraiser extraordinaire and, in a segment Jay calls "Asses & Caress," Donald specializes in calculating the five year appreciation of some very special cars.
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"Underneath her ear's swollen, like all of this right here," Messer explained while reaching out to caress the sides of Addie's neck near her glands, and her ponytail.
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I don't think I'm going to stop imagining a pink-haired anime girl in love's caress with that delightful old British man showing off his novelty toy collection.
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The songs get a lift from Ms. Vigoda's live looping and electric violin playing, with bowing that can resemble a lover's caress or a tree surgeon's cut saw.
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A dominion that can be as sensual as a soft feathery caress, or as curious as a chimera, or as mechanically glamorous as a Black Forest cuckoo clock.
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That need to correct themselves from a perceived misstep led to In Rainbows, an album that feels like a warm, loving caress from a soulmate you'll never meet.
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But according to WWD, Unilever — the behemoth beauty company that owns Dove, Suave, TRESemmé, Caress, and more — is rolling out a new transparency initiative that will change all that.
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This scene is what we've been waiting for 217 episodes, and I am with Dany even when she makes the melodramatic choice to kneel down and caress the sand.
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PharMeDoc Orthopedic Memory Foam Pillow with Coolig Gel — $25.99 See Details Bamboo Knee Pillow — 54% off It's not just our heads that need the caress of a soft cushion.
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So, a lover's caress gives me pleasure, but so can a piece of music, laughing with friends, or simply sitting still in a comfy chair after a frantic day.
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This is an authoritative volume, and a handsome one too, laid out with spare elegance by Green Dragon Office of Los Angeles and printed on caress-inviting matte stock.
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While rubbing your partner's clit, try taking your other hand out of their vagina and reaching up to caress their breasts or pinch their nipples (depending on what they're into).
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Although the focus of the painting is the young woman at her instrument, it is the lush velvet pillow in the foreground that seems to beg, tauntingly, for the viewer's caress.
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The two started meeting for coffee dates, where Roma would discuss the logistics of them having an affair and "creepily rub my arm and caress my neck and stuff," she said.
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Break dance drops, high kicks, heads pulled back in the ecstasy of a self-caress, ingratiating bows with steepled hands — each move made clear that these were performative gestures of joy.
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Virus or not, we are all human and we're thirsty AF. We yearn for touch, a gentle stroke on the back, a soft caress, someone's lips ... protected by a medical mask?
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Clemson's Ben Boulware has waited a long time to get his hands on the College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy—to caress it, to kiss it, to explore it with his tongue.
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But don't just focus on each other's genitals: Utilize this comforting position to caress the breasts, butt, and legs, or even have the big spoon give the little spoon a scalp massage.
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And so it is that he contracts his perineum around his stimulation, and bucks his hips against my every caress, attempting to muscle his arousal into his nether regions, to no avail.
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But these days, it's not as widely accepted to decide to keep the front of your cut short, while having long tufts of hair gently caress your nape at the same time.
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Photo courtesy of Apologies, I Have None You know how a few particular bands have the ability to gently caress the most intense feelings out of you with just a few chords?
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" For anyone fed up of their tan lines and wanting to feel the warm caress of the sun on exposed skin, take Jones' advice: "Try it once and see what it's like.
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I think about how long I've been ready to find the beauty in another human being, to caress the scars of someone as flawed as me and to feel that person reciprocate.
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Caress them, massage them, roll them between your fingers, tap them with your finger tips, hold or cup them, lightly scratch them, pinch or squeeze them… and that's just to get started.
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Her problem was that she had always been beautiful, and people were forever losing themselves in fantasy over her – electing her a beauty queen, imagining her as a wife, dreaming of a caress.
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A guy who says, 'Last night I dined with a lovely lady, and immediately afterwards I escorted her back to her residence and proceeded to caress her genitals despite her lack of invitation.
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Farid recalled a case—a bitter divorce—in which a wife had presented the court with a video of her husband at a café table, his hand reaching out to caress another woman's.
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The scent of perfume, the sound of airplane motors and baroque music, minimalist surroundings, rough and soft surfaces to caress while I eat, and of course the taste of the dish's different elements.
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Amid an impeccable four-person ensemble, Ms. Burke is a league apart — not just for a fluty voice possessing cadences all its own, but also for her caress of Ms. Baker's signature flourishes.
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Mr. Verbinski doesn't so much observe shiny surfaces and opulent furnishings as caress them, sending a frisson of visual delight through his camera as it glides down corridors and soars over wooded glades.
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This mediated reality is explored by Benjamin Grosser in his new media art series Touching Software, in which he explores how we constantly tap, rub and even caress our various screens and trackpads.
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"Standing helps a person feel sexy and powerful," says Dr. Castellanos, adding that "letting your partner kiss and caress your whole body up and down" as you stand can make the experience even sexier.
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However, that strength is not present when they eat their tacos: they place their hands down delicately, as if they were to caress them, making sure their contents don't spill out from their sides.
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HUNGRY RAT FOUND DEAD AFTER EATING ITS WAY THROUGH AN ATM Lacroix spoke to France Info radio about the video, referring to the hit as "something between a caress and a little slap," AFP reported.
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Alex Caress, the lead singer of Little Bandit and one of the few out musicians in country, rattled off a list of queer artists that was so short he said it made him feel sad.
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And because these two can never resist an artfully posed belly grab, the NFL star takes a moment to caress his wife's stomach like it's a pigskin on the last play of the Super Bowl.
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The Norwegian director Edith Carlmar's first feature, "Death Is a Caress," from 1949, is a romantic film noir set in Oslo and centered on Erik, a confident and vigorous auto mechanic in his late twenties.
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Terry Fator's puppet is there, ugh, but Lauren H. eagerly plays along, calling "Little Ben" bigger than she expected and letting the puppet help caress Ben's forearm as she scratches his face with her fowl talons.
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Luckily, Jordan is there to share a mutual back/thigh caress and the first real kiss of the season (we're just going to ignore the foppish method actor with a paper fortune teller and terrible timing).
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I want them to be in a room, in privacy, to be able to hug, to kiss, to engage in foreplay, to caress, and to have good sex and to learn about giving each other pleasure.
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The different-size plots — angled to dovetail harmoniously, positioned to carefully caress the contours of the hillsides and bordered by dry stone walls — prevent this unique and improbable place to live from sliding into the sea.
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It has been a long time since I'd seen his portraiture and I was reminded of how exacting and caring he was with light, how he could make it caress a subject or throw it into spectacle.
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The robot has 16 motors to control its movements and is loaded with sensors to respond to voice commands and detect how people are touching it, such as the difference between a slow caress and a vigorous pet.
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Joyce is brittle, welcoming the caress of a schlubby but devoted Radio Shack salesman and hovering over Will, who's randomly slipping into the Upside Down and enduring exams at the evil lab and Zombie Boy taunts at school.
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Of course, there may be more insurance than episteme in this change: when ten people a week come to see your Greek bust, letting them caress it is one thing; when ten thousand come, it is something else.
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Caress of the Gaze, a 3-D printed garment created by architect and designer Behnaz Farahi, was inspired by the involuntary action of animal skin, but also by its complex architecture—the interplay of muscles, hair, feathers, quills, scales.
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We soon sense that, Carrie-like, Thelma is causing involuntary damage to the surrounding world; as she and Anja hold hands, in a concert hall, and venture a caress, the vast acoustic fixture overhead begins to creak and sway.
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I suppose David in human resources has never soundtracked the sting of heartbreak with the gentle caress of "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" on his loneliest of winter nights, gazing out onto the snow-covered splendor of Ottawa?
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Sometimes when we pass each other on the stairway or in the kitchen I reach out and give his butt a little caress because I know it will make him laugh or smile — after all, we're getting on in years.
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A cinematic sensualist, Guadagnino ("Call Me by Your Name") makes stories filled with volcanic emotions, pretty people and ravishing backdrops that — with color and light and technique — he imbues with a sumptuous tactility you almost reach for, as if to caress.
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Appreciating them took my breath away: that someone driving my wheelchair is making love to me, that someone kneeling to my eye level is giving me a gentle caress, that someone feeding me is a joint experience of pleasure and tenderness.
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In the pivotal fixture of the qualifying campaign, Koeman somehow escaped a sending off for a hilariously cynical second-half foul on David Platt, before stepping up to caress a free-kick into the top corner of David Seaman's net five minutes later.
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Credit...Justin Metz The meaning of Brad Pitt — as actor, star and supreme visual fetish — can be traced to the moment in the 1991 film "Thelma & Louise" when the camera pans up from his bare chest to his face like a caress.
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A recent issue features a collection of images as varied as their subjects: a pregnant woman in a red swimsuit with braids down her back, an assortment of wigs at a beauty supply store and two men sporting durags, caught in a caress.
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Send a rocket-fueled spacecraft to track down a spinning, unstable asteroid, sync up with its wonky orbit, gently caress it with a vacuum on a selfie stick, and bring the dusty contents of the vacuum bag back to Earth for scientists to study.
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For some people, this means they are over-sensitive to lights or sounds, but there are others for whom a caress feels like sandpaper tearing their skin, and there are babies who will scream and won't sleep unless they are held tightly and bolt upright.
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I sat next to Marc Caress, a very friendly 43-year-old county attorney and Dolphins fan with a salt-and-pepper beard who said the sparse attendance was about the same as a typical Galaxy regular season game—he's a season ticket holder.
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As the cabaret provocateur Kim David Smith slinked seductively to the stage of Pangea on Monday evening, pausing along the way to caress audience members, this intimate East Village club became the closest thing in contemporary Manhattan to a smoky cellar in Weimar, Germany.
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It was called "Hold Out Your Arms" and began: "Death, hold out your arms for me Embrace / me Give me your motherly caress" It ended this way: As you push back my hair— Which could do with a combBut never mind — You murmur'We're nearly there.'
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"This is a movie you want to reach out and caress, about a man who, like everyone else around him in this near future, has retreated from other people into a machine world," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times about this Spike Jonze creation.
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If your girl says she doesn't want to get on top, it's probably because getting on top is a lot more effort than bending over and taking it doggy—not because she's waiting for someone to caress her face and tell her it'll be okay.
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No other lovers kiss, caress and hug each other so frequently, and Ashton is the ultimate choreographic poet of the erogenous zone, showing how Lise reacts to kisses planted on her hands, up her arms, on her neck, on her cheeks, as well as on the mouth.
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Petruchio "tames" the shrew by surprising her: when they meet, he doesn't hurl her invectives back at her, as a less intelligent man might; he throws her off by treating her rude words as a kind of caress, and turns her on with his skill with language.
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After I got super fucking into the movie and started taking shots, I vaguely remember Julian saying something to me about how every time this couple walked by us at the bar, they would use it as an excuse to caress his entire body with their hands.
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The first commuters arrive hours before dawn, their cars rolling forward along two dozen parallel lanes at the San Ysidro crossing as drivers check email, apply makeup, knit or extend a hand to caress a child snoozing under blankets, bound for school in the United States.
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Her abuser receives a slap on the wrist (actually, it's more of a caress — marriage to a loving woman), and Isabella herself, a novitiate who has spent the entire play battling for her chastity, is saddled with an unrefusable marriage proposal to an even more powerful man.
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"During these difficult days we can find small, concrete gestures expressing closeness and concreteness towards the people closest to us, a caress for our grandparents, a kiss for our children, for the people we love," Pope Francis told Italy's La Repubblica newspaper in an interview published Wednesday.
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"During these difficult days we can find small, concrete gestures expressing closeness and concreteness towards the people closest to us, a caress for our grandparents, a kiss for our children, for the people we love," Pope Francis told Italy's La Repubblica newspaper in an interview published Wednesday.
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The first number heard — which is described by a radio disc jockey as "the latest tune that all the hip youngsters are grooving to" — is called "The Wind in Your Hair," and it's a polyphonic caress of a song that you could imagine having a future as elevator music.
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With such virtuoso windblown lines, Schiele, who emerged at the end of the historical process of the development of Fin-de-Siècle dandyism, seems to caress the litheness of the men in a way that disposes me to feelings of watching opium smoke rise and curl, or writhing seaweed sway.
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In "Some Strands of Support," Linder and another performer groom and caress a statue made by San Francisco artist Charlie Leese, and in the most non-narrative performance of all, "Dare to Keep Kids Off Naturalism," four dancers created different scenarios, lying under what looked like Persian rugs while hugging the wall.
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Gestures of gentleness and warmth keep breaking into works like the First Cantata, with texts by the poet Hildegard Jone, who shared with Webern, an alpine enthusiast, an intense love for nature at its most pure; carefully chosen timbres of strings and percussion with solo brass and woodwinds caress as often as they collide.
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DAVID ALLEN "A Lullaby, a Caress: Yo-Yo Ma, Ax and Kavakos on Brahms" AT 4 MINUTES 4 SECONDS The eminent veterans Christoph Pregardien, tenor, and Julius Drake, pianist, came together a week ago in the 92nd Street Y's intimate Buttenwieser Hall to perform Schubert's shattering song cycle "Winterreise," the tale of a spurned young lover.
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Yes, it's slowly changing, but most women still find ways to couch their language when expressing themselves, or voicing their dissatisfaction with systemic problems; they caress their opinions with smooth add-ons like "I feel if we consider the options" and "What about looking at it this other way?" while men are given the freedom to just bluntly state their thoughts.
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"When I start a painting I'm usually thinking about a specific occurrence, an offhand comment that sticks, the experience of eating a banana in public, the smell of rain making mud at a horse show, choking someone who asked for it, or the electric feeling of a caress from someone I'm getting to know," Klingbeil reveals to The Creators Project.
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While the sun sets along the Brooklyn side of the East River, two men donning soiled white outfits throw heavy blocks of steel at one another, rhythmically roll around on the concrete, and, at times, poetically caress one another with the same steel chunks, to the hypnotic sound of their heavy breathing and the industrial clinks of the hurled metal.
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While systems like the Hardlight VR are pretty niche right now – I doubt very many have VR goggles let alone the need to feel the gentle caress of a Sylvan Elf or the bite of his cleaving sword – it's cool to know soon we'll all be encased in what looks like dirt bike armor as we flail around our living rooms dodging war hammers and drone fire.
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And, as we spend the rest of our lives pouring one out for him – at the club in our best butt-cuddling outfit, or crying over a plate of spaghetti while listening to Dirty Mind – it will be to the not-so-gentle caress of Prince's vocals telling you how wet he's going to make you with absolutely no regard for your gender or sexual preference.
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You see the touch of Varda's camera in the sublime "Jacquot de Nantes" when she closely pans over the mottled, wrinkled face of her dying husband (Demy died soon afterward in 1990), a tender cinematic caress that finds a corollary in the blunt image of her own mottled, wrinkled hand in "The Gleaners and I." In each, she faces mortality directly as a concrete fact.
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The most significant transaction involved three paintings, including the later legally disputed "Portrait of Wally Nuezil" (1912) and the scandalous "Cardinal and Nun (Caress)" (1912), which were swapped in 1954 for four works owned by Rudolf Leopold (whose collection would become the Leopold Museum): Schiele's "Portrait of Herbert Reiner (Reiner Boy)" (1910); one landscape each by Gustav Klimt and Rudolf Ribarz; and a Renaissance-era Bavarian sculpture.
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Other highlights from the season supertease that aired during the special: Honorable mention: When Chris Harrison analyzed Arie's kissing styles and techniques in great detail, using the following descriptors: the one-handed cheek caress, the two-handed face fondle, the tender, tasteful touch, the slow and sultry lip lock, the hair stroke/lean-in, the full-on French, the passionate pillow kiss, and the super sexy up-against-a-wall make-out.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads touch me and let me touch you for the personal is political language waivers with desire it is skin with which I caress the other — Harmony Hammond, Blood Journals (21971) RIDGEFIELD, Connecticut — Contested bodies take center stage in Material Witness, Five Decades of Art, an audacious, and long overdue, museum survey of lesbian artist and activist, Harmony Hammond at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Connecticut.
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First, George W. Meyer and Arthur Johnston's plaintive 1926 ballad "I'm a Little Blackbird Looking for a Bluebird": Never had no happiness Never had no fun caress I'm just a little o' beat up humanity ... Blue as anyone can be Then the Beatles' 1968 rendition of "Blackbird": Blackbird singing in the dead of night Take these broken wings and learn to fly All your life You were only waiting for this moment to arise.
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Cuts such as 'Inner Sanctum', 'Babylon Fell', and 'Caress into Oblivion' gave Into the Pandemonium its foundation, allowing exploratory numbers like 'Mesmerized' (a song British doom lords Anathema would pattern themselves after on their The Silent Enigma album), the drum and bass, NASA-loving 'One in Their Pride', and the commercially friendly, female vocal adorned 'I Won't Dance' to demonstrate the full gravitas of how far out on a limb the band was willing to go.
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"Malcolm was sitting in the first row of the hall, bending forward at such an angle that his long arms nearly caressed the ankles of his long legs, staring up at me," he writes of the first time he met Malcolm X. The gentleness in that "caress" gestures at an interiority often missing from depictions of heroes of the 1960s, particularly a firebrand like Malcolm X. This section also provides a clear example of the self-interrogation the Montaignian essay aspires to.
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The fair also boasts monumental tulip arrangements to inspire a sense of the natural sublime as you appreciate the cultural elegance around you, plush carpeting rolling through the entirety of the building to caress your designer footwear as you stroll, open bars installed in every aisle to quench your insatiable thirst, a regular smorgasbord of snacks served every few hours to stave off hanger, and a roving oyster shucker to remind you that there's nothing quite like fresh seafood on demand to fuel your aesthetic appetite.
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