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EJ224
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Male, 60
United States
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Her name was Stacey, we went to high school together. She was pretty, and there was something indefinable about her that made me long for here every time I saw her. We socialized, but it never went beyond that.
If I had the chance to talk to her now, I would tell her how I felt back then, and if she was interested, I would spend as much time as I could between her legs, devouring her front and back, before sliding into her and showing her just how much the idea of being with her still turns me on.
If I had the chance to talk to her now, I would tell her how I felt back then, and if she was interested, I would spend as much time as I could between her legs, devouring her front and back, before sliding into her and showing her just how much the idea of being with her still turns me on.
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Eye contact is powerful, and conveys so much between two people. But I tend to check out the backside first when I see them from the rear, and if I get a chance after, I will make eye contact.
As to what turns me on about girls, their smile, their laugh, their confidence.
As to what turns me on about girls, their smile, their laugh, their confidence.
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Yes. One Canadian woman many years ago. Two different Australian women while I was there- was astonished by who freely they came on to an average looking guy like me after I was just nice to them. Had heard stories about this, but didn't really believe it until I was there and found the native women constantly flirting with me. It was actually a bit disconcerting, though I recovered quickly enough to enjoy the attention.
And one Russian woman, while I was in Scotland, a very unexpected encounter all the way round.
And one Russian woman, while I was in Scotland, a very unexpected encounter all the way round.
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Thinking in terms of famous people, my top three would be:
Anne Hathaway
Charlie Hunnam
Colby Smulders
Stepping outside of that, there is a woman I work with who makes me tingle every time I look at her, and the thought of having a night of unrestrained pleasure with her makes my toes curl.
Anne Hathaway
Charlie Hunnam
Colby Smulders
Stepping outside of that, there is a woman I work with who makes me tingle every time I look at her, and the thought of having a night of unrestrained pleasure with her makes my toes curl.
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I got The Gorilla:
Gorillas are strong, unpolished individuals with a gruff exterior that conceals their soft and chewy center. They are capable, happy-go-lucky individuals with a disarming naivete. Maybe a little hairy with a tattoo or two too, they are unpretentious and engaging creatures who brighten everyone's day with their enthusiastically warm greetings. They pay little attention to their physical condition and can even be a bit of a slob. With this tendency to be untidy, a gorilla isn't one to recycle or pick up after itself.
I do actually recycle- indeed I am passionate about not wasting and reusing things. Also, not terribly physically strong. But the rest of that is pretty accurate.
Gorillas are strong, unpolished individuals with a gruff exterior that conceals their soft and chewy center. They are capable, happy-go-lucky individuals with a disarming naivete. Maybe a little hairy with a tattoo or two too, they are unpretentious and engaging creatures who brighten everyone's day with their enthusiastically warm greetings. They pay little attention to their physical condition and can even be a bit of a slob. With this tendency to be untidy, a gorilla isn't one to recycle or pick up after itself.
I do actually recycle- indeed I am passionate about not wasting and reusing things. Also, not terribly physically strong. But the rest of that is pretty accurate.
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1) Sarcastic. It is my default setting in my daily life.
2) Eye for the visual- I'm an enthusiastic non-professional photographer, and I am always looking at light, framing, and composition, even when I don't have a camera on me(aside from my smartphone, that is)
3) I don't like working any harder than I have to, and I will spend time figuring out the most efficient way to do anything, so that I can finish it with minimum effort and maximum result.
2) Eye for the visual- I'm an enthusiastic non-professional photographer, and I am always looking at light, framing, and composition, even when I don't have a camera on me(aside from my smartphone, that is)
3) I don't like working any harder than I have to, and I will spend time figuring out the most efficient way to do anything, so that I can finish it with minimum effort and maximum result.
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Not a freak. My professional space is highly organised, my personal space at home is a bit chaotic. What I am obsessive about is being physically clean- I hate feeling grimy or dirty for prolonged periods of time. Have to shower or bathe daily, and if I work up a sweat doing something, I like to get a shower as soon as possible afterward.
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Give. I am all about pleasing my lover, and oral on a man or a woman shows an active interest in bringing them pleasure, I just wish I wasn't tongue tied, so that I could go deeper into a woman. (And yes, it's an actual medical thing, not just an expression saying that you are having trouble talking.)
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I don't have an issue with nudity, but as someone who lives in a house with cats, the potential for injury increases vastly the more bare skin you have while relaxing on the couch or in front of the computer, so I tend to wear jeans or sweats at home. Before we got cats though, I would often not bother with clothes unless I knew we had company on the way.
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Physically, I would go with my 20's, I was in really good condition with no health issues.
Emotionally and mentally, though, I would have to go with my late 30s and early 40s. That was when I was the most content with my life in every way, and I wasn't dealing with encroaching age related health issues as I am now.
Professionally, well, I'd go with my mid 40's right up to now, as I have a stable career and a lot of professional satisfaction, but the emotional and relationship side of things has gotten more complicated.
If I were to pick a number, I would go with 35. I was in a good place in every way except professionally, and even there I had a decent full time job to cover my expenses.
Emotionally and mentally, though, I would have to go with my late 30s and early 40s. That was when I was the most content with my life in every way, and I wasn't dealing with encroaching age related health issues as I am now.
Professionally, well, I'd go with my mid 40's right up to now, as I have a stable career and a lot of professional satisfaction, but the emotional and relationship side of things has gotten more complicated.
If I were to pick a number, I would go with 35. I was in a good place in every way except professionally, and even there I had a decent full time job to cover my expenses.
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Forever is a mighty long time, but I have to admit that it's a tempting choice. The things you would get to see, the unfolding of the future history of the human race as we eventually expand outward to the stars. Living long enough to walk on the surface of another world, to look up at a sun other than our own. With all the time in the world, all these things are possible. And as someone pointed out previously, even a modest return on safe investments would, over time, lead to vast wealth. The only question would be, do I continue to age, or would I be the age I am now for the rest of eternity? I cannot begin to imagine how frail and weak I might become by the time I was 200, or 2000 years old.
The downside is watching everyone you've ever loved, ever known, ever admired, growing old and dying while you remained. As many great things as you might be able to do with immortality, you would ultimately be doing them alone. No matter how many times you love or befriend, those others will all pass into the distant past, and more terribly, they would fade from memory as new friends and loved ones enter your life. As someone who has lost close friends and loved ones already, I don't think I could take an eternity of it.
On the balance, with great wealth now, I could do many good things, help a lot of people, and leave behind a foundation dedicated to helping better the lives of others for a very long time indeed.
The downside is watching everyone you've ever loved, ever known, ever admired, growing old and dying while you remained. As many great things as you might be able to do with immortality, you would ultimately be doing them alone. No matter how many times you love or befriend, those others will all pass into the distant past, and more terribly, they would fade from memory as new friends and loved ones enter your life. As someone who has lost close friends and loved ones already, I don't think I could take an eternity of it.
On the balance, with great wealth now, I could do many good things, help a lot of people, and leave behind a foundation dedicated to helping better the lives of others for a very long time indeed.