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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Oh god yes, I get terrible nerves before I meet someone new! It usually disappears when we're face to face, but even with that knowledge it doesn't stop it happening with the next one. "
Meeting couples can be a bit nerve racking but once the sex starts it goes away I find x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I get nervous and understand that of we're meeting a single guy it must be very nerve wracking for him.
I find getting paralytic helps 
That was a joke by the way"
As a single guy it is lol x |
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"I get nervous and understand that of we're meeting a single guy it must be very nerve wracking for him.
I find getting paralytic helps
That was a joke by the way
As a single guy it is lol x"
Nerve wracking? I'm sure it is,
I wouldn't have the nerve to do this as a single woman.
All I can say is that any couple with any sensitivity understands. |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
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Yes, I'm always nervous meeting new people but always have a social first so it's not so obvious (I hope) should we meet again.
I always worry from a safety pov as well so if I'm going to a new guys house I will always note where the knife rack is  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Due to meet someone I’ve been chatting with for awhile now in a weeks time and already the nerves are fully there. Dread to think what I’ll be like on the day. Silly really as we’re so aligned in our thinking I can’t see it not being great!
Either way nerves are natural, and I’m honestly not sure I’ve ever met someone who hasn’t suffered from them on that first meet. |
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