My step-aunt asked me to help her with a sore back
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She was alone and her lower back hurt but I couldn't resist making her mine while I caressed her silky white back, taking advantage of the fact that her cuckolded husband was at work
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In the Middle Ages, food was not only a source of energy, but also a way to generate body heat.
Medieval banquets, with their thick soups, stews and roasted meats, were not just a display of opulence, but a practical need.
Rich foods in fats and calories, like pork, butter and cheese, helped keep the body warm from the inside.
Wine and beer, consumed in large quantities, could also give a sense of warmth, although ******* is not really the best ally against the cold,.
Since it dilates the blood vessels and can make you lose heat faster.
But don't say that to a medieval gentleman after his third pitcher of mead.
He'd probably challenge you to a duel for insulting his favorite drink.
Social life in castles also had a thermal component.
As we mentioned, sharing body heat was a.
But not just among the natives.
In noble families, it was not uncommon for *********** with their parents or brothers to share a bed.
Even high-ranking guests could ***** in the same room as the lord of the castle,.
Not just for safety reasons, but because a room full of people was warmer than an empty one.
Imagine a sort of medieval *****over, but with less laughter and more smell of sweat and wet wool.
In the largest castles, the great hall was the epicenter of night activity,.
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