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Marie Antoinette’s husband: put dick in pussy, wait 2m, pull out, go to sleep
| crystalline abusive police squad laser beams | 12/10/24 |
| At-the-ready Sooty Kitty Cat | 12/10/24 |
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Date: December 10th, 2024 7:58 AM Author: crystalline abusive police squad laser beams Absolutely based
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Date: December 10th, 2024 8:14 AM Author: At-the-ready Sooty Kitty Cat It should be noted that Joseph II did not entirely blame Louis. He also wrote that Marie Antoinette was "drunk with the dissipation typical of this country" and subsequently did not "fulfill her function as a woman ... for as a woman she completely neglects the king ... she spends time with him neither during the day nor at night[.]" He scolded her for her "lack of submission" towards her husband and later wrote that she did not fulfill her duties "as a woman" towards him.
Joseph II's visit did improve the couple's relations, whatever the entire truth behind the lack of full consummation might be. By August of that same year, Marie Antoinette wrote to her mother:
"I am in the most essential happiness of my entire life. It has already been eight days since my marriage was perfectly consummated; the proof has been repeated and yesterday even more completely than the first time. ... I do not think that I am pregnant yet but at least I have the hope of being so from one moment to the next." And again in December of 1777,
"... the King has made it a custom to sleep with me and has very often fulfilled his duty as a true husband. ...given the way the King now lives with me, I am very confident that I soon I will have nothing to desire." Joseph II wrote soon after to his brother Leopold:
"The king of France, as you know, has finally managed the great feat, and the queen can now become pregnant; they have both written to thank me, and attribute it to my advice. It is true that I saw perfectly well that sluggishness, awkwardness and apathy were the only impediments to the matter." |