imsak

That first week was a week of eagerness and exasperation as he was made to practice imsak, a word that roughly translated means “to retain”: Abdullah was taught that his whole aim should be to avoid losing control of his body, and that this was best and most pleasantly accomplished by concentrating his mind entirely on the woman.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

That first week was a week of eagerness and exasperation as he was made to practice imsak, a word that roughly translated means “to retain”: Abdullah was taught that his whole aim should be to avoid losing control of his body, and that this was best and most pleasantly accomplished by concentrating his mind entirely on the woman.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

But Abdullah had been instructed in the sexual customs of the East, and those special, subtle practices had taught that there could be no deep satisfaction for a man, one who was no longer a boy, without imsak, the control of his own fierce passion.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

But Abdullah had been instructed in the sexual customs of the East, and those special, subtle practices had taught that there could be no deep satisfaction for a man, one who was no longer a boy, without imsak, the control of his own fierce passion.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

She felt his weight pressing her into the sand as his wet hands quickly felt beneath her sodden caftan and with a grunt he thrust inside her—hard, rough, heavy, male, with not a sign of imsak.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

That first week was a week of eagerness and exasperation as he was made to practice imsak, a word that roughly translated means “to retain”: Abdullah was taught that his whole aim should be to avoid losing control of his body, and that this was best and most pleasantly accomplished by concentrating his mind entirely on the woman.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

She felt his weight pressing her into the sand as his wet hands quickly felt beneath her sodden caftan and with a grunt he thrust inside her—hard, rough, heavy, male, with not a sign of imsak.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

That first week was a week of eagerness and exasperation as he was made to practice imsak, a word that roughly translated means “to retain”: Abdullah was taught that his whole aim should be to avoid losing control of his body, and that this was best and most pleasantly accomplished by concentrating his mind entirely on the woman.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

But Abdullah had been instructed in the sexual customs of the East, and those special, subtle practices had taught that there could be no deep satisfaction for a man, one who was no longer a boy, without imsak, the control of his own fierce passion.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

But Abdullah had been instructed in the sexual customs of the East, and those special, subtle practices had taught that there could be no deep satisfaction for a man, one who was no longer a boy, without imsak, the control of his own fierce passion.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982