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feelinggood wrote:Sorry, I've just got sex on the brain today!
If you mean am I :whistle:, the answer is NO :rotfl:
I'm toooooooooooo nervous for that
When I said virus checks, I meant virus checks
I'm not going to get excited like that today, i'm going to meet someone in the hope of building a nice friendship. Sex is not what I need in my life right now0 -
Hi FG, thanks for your post.
According to the doc the side effects may not last but are likely to! Have spoken on OH and he says no problem. I remember my granny saying "If the laundry doesn't get done at home then it will go to the launderette". I think that she was referring to husbands straying if not obliged at home. I don't think it is likely but you never know - he does have a previous record of straying (although not with me).
How can he take you back to your parents? That is not a usual thing to say. Usually we may say he will throw me out or I will leave but it seems strange to say he will take you back to your parents. My OH is 15 years older than me and sometimes it can cause a problem but mostly I like it that way.
LouiseNobody is perfect - not even me.0 -
Miroslav wrote:If you mean am I :whistle:, the answer is NO :rotfl:
I'm toooooooooooo nervous for that
When I said virus checks, I meant virus checks
I'm not going to get excited like that today, i'm going to meet someone in the hope of building a nice friendship. Sex is not what I need in my life right now
I'm not normally like this, but past couple of months, I can't get it out my head!
How long does it take to get there? What you wearing?Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
jellycat40 wrote:Hi FG, thanks for your post.
According to the doc the side effects may not last but are likely to! Have spoken on OH and he says no problem. I remember my granny saying "If the laundry doesn't get done at home then it will go to the launderette". I think that she was referring to husbands straying if not obliged at home. I don't think it is likely but you never know - he does have a previous record of straying (although not with me).
How can he take you back to your parents? That is not a usual thing to say. Usually we may say he will throw me out or I will leave but it seems strange to say he will take you back to your parents. My OH is 15 years older than me and sometimes it can cause a problem but mostly I like it that way.
Louise
He says its a normal think to do, if I do something wrong, to send me 'home'. I don't know if the fact that he was babied has anything to do with it? Basically, he just said he was taking me home, so I went.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
feelinggood wrote:I'm not normally like this, but past couple of months, I can't get it out my head!
How long does it take to get there? What you wearing?
When I was sexually abused as a child, I turned to sex, with my g/f and then for a long time, didn't understand anything but sex. It may be just another reason why I'm bad at relationships.
About 20 mins to get there (walking) and it's just a casual meet, so just t-shirt and jeans, but it's my fave t-shirt. New shoes too! My old one's squeaked.
I've shaved, smell good, will smell better.........sounds like a date, it's not as flatmate will be there, and it's not what I want it to be, I just want to make a good first impression.
Shiting myself.
Is it normal to be virtually sick? I keep gagging0 -
Miroslav wrote:When I was sexually abused as a child, I turned to sex, with my g/f and then for a long time, didn't understand anything but sex. It may be just another reason why I'm bad at relationships.
Seems a common reaction that, and one I couldn't understand.
I was raped, and started sleeping around after that - seems the opposite of what I'd have expected to happen.
Pefrectly normal to be nervous, Remember to breathe!Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
feelinggood wrote:Seems a common reaction that, and one I couldn't understand.
I was raped, and started sleeping around after that - seems the opposite of what I'd have expected to happen.
Pefrectly normal to be nervous, Remember to breathe!
Some people turn to it, some people turn away from it. I did the former, now the latter.
I'll try and breathe........in, out, in, out, in, out.........now now fg, i'm breathing...........nothing else!0 -
Miroslav wrote:Some people turn to it, some people turn away from it. I did the former, now the latter.
I'll try and breathe........in, out, in, out, in, out.........now now fg, i'm breathing...........nothing else!
I went crazy for about a year, then lost interest in it complelety till now. now its like my body wants to make up for lost time
Breathe a bit faster heheStay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
feelinggood wrote:I went crazy for about a year, then lost interest in it complelety till now. now its like my body wants to make up for lost time
Breathe a bit faster hehe
Maybe that will happen to me. Maybe I have yet to meet the next person to share that with
I don't wanna breathe too fast0 -
Miroslav wrote:Maybe that will happen to me. Maybe I have yet to meet the next person to share that with
I don't wanna breathe too fast
Don't have to meet someone, you can do it alone!Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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