Open mind

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When my husband caught the gender flu, it seemed like the end of our marriage. But with time, patience, and an open mind he's learned to appreciate what he has now and not focus on what he's lost.

As for me? Well, I've learned I'm not as straight as I thought I was, and to love the taste of pussy!

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