It’s been exactly a year today since I got the call from Dad — his voice trembling, broken — telling me that Mum was gone. I could hear the wailing in the background. At least he wasn’t alone. It was devastating, but, in truth, not unexpected. Earlier that morning, he’d messaged to say she was unresponsive and… Continue reading The Funeral Was Grand, But I Needed a Quiet Goodbye
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Sex In Puglia – Part 3
Ah! So, I woke up the next morning and convinced myself that my unhinged idea was rational. It was the last day of my holiday — that bittersweet limbo between checkout and check-in at the airport and my flight wasn’t until late at night, so I had time. In fact, I had plenty of time. The kind of time… Continue reading Sex In Puglia – Part 3
Sex In Puglia – Part 2
The next day - Saturday - I rolled out of bed, grabbed a shower, and tucked into breakfast before heading out just before noon. My destination? Torre Guaceto, about a 30-minute drive from Ostuni, where I was staying. Torre Guaceto is a magnificent marine protected area and nature reserve located in the region of Puglia, this coastal gem… Continue reading Sex In Puglia – Part 2
Sex In Puglia
In my last post, I casually mentioned—okay, teased —the fact that I accidentally found myself in a bukkake situation on a nudist beach in the south of Italy. Naturally, I couldn’t just drop that bombshell and not follow up. So, as promised, here’s the unfiltered, slightly implausible tale of how it all began… Puglia, also… Continue reading Sex In Puglia
A Piss taking Idiom
Igbo idioms enrich the language like gems, with one highlighting communal effort. During a village meeting, a member used the idiom about unity, prompting the author to reflect on gender implications and the origins of such expressions. This led to humorous musings that distracted them from meeting contributions, illustrating cultural complexities.
A (Potentially) Scandalous Sexcapade
Lately, there has been a series of accusations of sexual harassment targeting male celebrities and individuals in influential corporate roles. Some of these cases proceed to trial, resulting in the conviction of the accused, while in certain instances, the accused are acquitted. Others never reach the courtroom due to a lack of evidence, and a… Continue reading A (Potentially) Scandalous Sexcapade
Homophobia – It Is What It Is
You scroll through your Twitter feed, and you come across a tweet “Homophobia hurts everyone in the long run”. It is one of those annoying esoteric tweets without any discernible context, where the author expects his myriad of followers to know what he is tweeting about. And if they don’t, they are expected to massage… Continue reading Homophobia – It Is What It Is
Sex in Lagos – The Revisit
The last 2 years I have had a very nonchalant attitude towards meeting anyone on Grindr and other hook up apps. However, as a hangover from the heady years when for me getting laid was like an Olympic sport and the body count equated to winning Olympic medals, I still find myself habitually going on them to… Continue reading Sex in Lagos – The Revisit
Sex Writer’s Block – The Chains of Amistad
Still no sex being had, so nothing exciting to write home about. But it appears my writer’s block, like an itchy butt rash seems to be clearing up . How best to describe my writer’s block? Imagine for a second an idea undergoes the same processing food does when it goes through the alimentary canal… Continue reading Sex Writer’s Block – The Chains of Amistad
Sex Writer’s Block
I have writer’s block. I start writing something and either my mind goes blank, or I find some obscure movie to watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime or Disney plus. This is what happens when you base 95% of your blog content on your sexcapades and you don’t factor in the impact of a global pandemic.… Continue reading Sex Writer’s Block
Sagba Chronicles 