情趣品牌,成人用具,成人按摩棒,跳蛋,倒模飞机杯等你挑。你想要的,这都有,隐秘包装,秘密送达！
美国派、素女经都现身过喔，连日本妖精都用这招呢！百试不爽。
如何在折椅上欢爱
2体位亮点：快乐无比
这一式又叫作：项链式，虽然这一式一直到电影"美国派‖"用上以来才有点名气，但是事实上两千多年前老祖宗在素女经里就已经提过这一式是多麽地养气补身治百病哦！据说因为这招像是猴子打架游戏的样子，所以才叫"猿搏"。呃，管他猴子怎样......
3欢情时的安全事项
这一式是不是真的像老祖宗讲的一样养身去百病，天晓得，但是必定能让男生掌控快乐。而且这一式就像一般面对面男上女下的传教士体位一样，可以和女生有面对面的目光接触，直接欣赏她快乐无比的表情，对男生来说就是最大的回馈。
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动作要领
信教的大夥儿或许可以试试能不能转成九十度变成个十字架，这样一来，你们一边甜蜜，一边还能赞美造物主的全知全能……会折断?呃，好吧，上上教堂、念念也应该够上天堂了。
4难度
基本上就跟带颗拉的按击棒效果差不多。难度指数：★★
5注意事项
在传教士体位的许多变化形中,是极少数男女生不能面对面眉目传情的姿势之一。再说,以斜方向来进行进入不但有难度，也不容易习惯，两个人可能会缺少沟通哦……
看完不关注，和蹭蹭不进去有什么区别呢？
The Major's face grew dark, and his eyebrows met in a heavy frown. "I shall take it mighty hard of you, if you do," said he, sternly and gloomily. "I tell you, Harry, he is no Bergan at all, and he ought not to be treated like one. Eleanor would never have written to him, nor desired you to visit him, if she had known the true state of affairs;—you can safely take that for granted, and act accordingly. Besides," he went on, after a slight pause, "it is only fair to warn you that any one who goes from Bergan Hall over to Oakstead (that's what he calls his place), doesn't come back again,—with my consent. There's no relation, nor commerce, nor sympathy, nor liking, between the two places; and there never can be any while I live,—nor after I am dead, either, if I can help it. So just put that matter out of your head, Harry, and say no more about it."
Bergan looked down, and the color rose to his brow. Without seeking to know the merits of the quarrel between his two uncles, he nevertheless felt that the abject submission, the complete surrender of principle and will, expected of him by Major Bergan, was simply impossible; and he began to wonder if it were not his wisest course to place himself at once on tenable ground, by saying that, while he should always be glad of his uncle's advice, and ready to give all due and respectful consideration to his wishes, yet, in matters involving questions of right and duty, the final appeal must needs be to his own conscience. Something of this sort was upon his lips, when the Major spoke again, and in a more amiable tone.
"I am really sorry, for your sake, Harry, that things are just as they are," said he. "Of course, it is not agreeable to you to run thus unexpectedly against a family feud;—I really ought to have written Eleanor about it, but I thought to spare her the knowledge of her half-brother's disgrace. Besides, as Godfrey is our nearest neighbor, it might be pleasant to be on visiting terms, if he and his were only the right sort of company to keep."
"I think he has children near my own age," remarked Bergan.
"Not now. His two eldest died a few years ago."
"Ah, yes; I remember hearing of it when I was in college."
"He has but one left—a daughter," pursued the Major. "A pretty, bright little thing she was, too, as a child; I was really quite fond of her, and she used to spend half her time here,—that is, in the old Hall;—and Maumer Rue almost idolized her, because she fancied that she was something like what Eleanor was at her age. She even used to run away and come over here, after the trouble began; but I reckon they must have found it out, and put a stop to it." And the Major ground his teeth at the recollection, as if he owed his brother an especial grudge on this very head. "However," he went on, "it is better so; for though I could never have found it in my heart to be unkind to the child,—so fond of me as she was, too!—yet I want nothing to do with anybody, or anything, that belongs to Godfrey; and so I am glad, on the whole, that she stopped coming. Doubtless, she will soon merge the name of Bergan into Smith, or Brown, or something equally desirable; and as Godfrey has no son, to bear his patronymic and carry on his business, we may hope that there will be an end of them."
