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By *ady23 OP Woman
over a year ago
Coventry |
"We just go to the club...very sociable places we find and made loads of new friends."
Thank u. We go to clubs to o but only the lady plays as the male part of us is a cuckold as the lady I guess I want the attention without feeling insecure. Its a challenge. Appreciate your post. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Always a social at a coffee shop or pub, wierdest one was in a McD's in Accrington!!
A social gives the op to see if there's chemistry and whether there's any point in taking things further.
We've been turned down at socials on a couple of occasions, and we've also walked decided the other party wasn't for us, all amicably done.
Socials are also good for ing out the wasters, if they won't turn up for a coffee when they said they would, then all you have been left with is a time out with your significant other and hopefully a decent cup of coffee at less cost than if you'd booked a room and then the other party hadn't shown, which would incur a greater cost.
I have heard from others about socials going bad, but so far ours have worked great guns. |
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By *ady23 OP Woman
over a year ago
Coventry |
"Always a social at a coffee shop or pub, wierdest one was in a McD's in Accrington!!
A social gives the op to see if there's chemistry and whether there's any point in taking things further.
We've been turned down at socials on a couple of occasions, and we've also walked decided the other party wasn't for us, all amicably done.
Socials are also good for ing out the wasters, if they won't turn up for a coffee when they said they would, then all you have been left with is a time out with your significant other and hopefully a decent cup of coffee at less cost than if you'd booked a room and then the other party hadn't shown, which would incur a greater cost.
I have heard from others about socials going bad, but so far ours have worked great guns. "
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By *ady23 OP Woman
over a year ago
Coventry |
"Always a social at a coffee shop or pub, wierdest one was in a McD's in Accrington!!
A social gives the op to see if there's chemistry and whether there's any point in taking things further.
We've been turned down at socials on a couple of occasions, and we've also walked decided the other party wasn't for us, all amicably done.
Socials are also good for ing out the wasters, if they won't turn up for a coffee when they said they would, then all you have been left with is a time out with your significant other and hopefully a decent cup of coffee at less cost than if you'd booked a room and then the other party hadn't shown, which would incur a greater cost.
I have heard from others about socials going bad, but so far ours have worked great guns. "
.. Thank you. Great to hear some can work out so well |
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By (user no longer on site)
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For many, socials are the way to go to do exactly what you want. I run the Chester and NW socials and have met many many people. Ideal opportunity to see what someone is like for real rather than through a keyboard. It's a safe and relaxing way to do it rather than the awkwardness where you feel you need to escape through the bathroom window. |
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