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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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We have been in the scene for a long time and you would think that we would be well past the nervous stage! Well it turns out we aren't and thats a good thing as it means we are still real and haven't become emotionless 
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think if you're not nervous about meeting someone for the first time then something is missing.
The way that the nervous excitement within all of involved just builds and builds,then gets driven into passion and lust.............or the excitement just washes away as your not that into each other sexually,but you know you've come across a kindred friend |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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That nervous excitement is all part of the build up - the whole not knowing how it's going to be (especially if someone you've not met before) and whether you'll get on - then to feel it wash away into pure excitement within minutes of arriving. |
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"That nervous excitement is all part of the build up - the whole not knowing how it's going to be (especially if someone you've not met before) and whether you'll get on - then to feel it wash away into pure excitement within minutes of arriving."
And then the anticipation of that first kiss....  |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"That nervous excitement is all part of the build up - the whole not knowing how it's going to be (especially if someone you've not met before) and whether you'll get on - then to feel it wash away into pure excitement within minutes of arriving.
And then the anticipation of that first kiss.... "
Oh most definitely that |
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"That nervous excitement is all part of the build up - the whole not knowing how it's going to be (especially if someone you've not met before) and whether you'll get on - then to feel it wash away into pure excitement within minutes of arriving.
And then the anticipation of that first kiss....
Oh most definitely that"
I think we both know where this leads |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We have been in the scene for a long time and you would think that we would be well past the nervous stage! Well it turns out we aren't and thats a good thing as it means we are still real and haven't become emotionless
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Does that mean when you're meeting friends who don't make you nervous that it's emotionless? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"We have been in the scene for a long time and you would think that we would be well past the nervous stage! Well it turns out we aren't and thats a good thing as it means we are still real and haven't become emotionless
you are either joking or didn't understand the statement.
Does that mean when you're meeting friends who don't make you nervous that it's emotionless?"
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"We have been in the scene for a long time and you would think that we would be well past the nervous stage! Well it turns out we aren't and thats a good thing as it means we are still real and haven't become emotionless
Does that mean when you're meeting friends who don't make you nervous that it's emotionless?"
Not at all. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We have been in the scene for a long time and you would think that we would be well past the nervous stage! Well it turns out we aren't and thats a good thing as it means we are still real and haven't become emotionless
Does that mean when you're meeting friends who don't make you nervous that it's emotionless?
Not at all."
My point is that being past the 'nervous stage' doesn't necessarily make you emotionless. For many, being relaxed, comfortable, secure and confident leads to deeper enjoyment. |
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