Mae McCreery
Bio
I’m a 26 year old female that is going through a quarter life crisis. When my dream of Journalism was killed, I thought I was over writing forever. Turns out, I still have a lot to say.
Stories (155/0)
Don Wong Review
Don Wong is a force to be reckoned with. Both comedically and probably physically too. I've never seen a woman spend so long talking about enjoying blowjobs so much in my life, I was fascinated from the very beginning. She somehow makes blowjobs sound empowering for women, which is weird because it's an exhausting activity in general which in my experience doesn't necessarily mean as a woman I'll be getting the same treatment. But after hearing her talk so aggressively about them, with several demonstrations, kinda makes me wonder if I've been thinking about them wrong this whole time.
By Mae McCreery17 days ago in Humans
The Secrets of Sex
Sex should be something intimate and fun between partners, not a chore or something to trade with. While it has been awhile since I've been that intimate with someone in person, I can tell you whats good and whats not. Primarily because the guys I've slept with were....subpar. Don't question the logic, just accept it.
By Mae McCreery29 days ago in Confessions
James Fraser vs Frank Randall
Alright you thirsty 'Outlander' fans, it's time to have the talk. Claire Beauchamp has a choice in the first season of 'Outlander' between staying in pretty gross 18th century Scotland with a beefcake himbo named Jamie Fraser and coming home to pretty okay 1945 England with a mediocre professor named Frank Randall.
By Mae McCreeryabout a month ago in Humans
'Encanto' and Mirabel
Millennials and Mirabel have a lot in common when you think about it. A lot of kids in this generation were described as 'gifted' and smart and talented from very young ages. As a kid, I was very smart and was reading at a high school level when I was in elementary school. A few of my friends excelled in sports beyond average players for their age. One girl in my second grade class actually invented a toy for her brother who was a toddler and patented the product and sold it.
By Mae McCreery2 months ago in Families
