I am a straight, late-50s man with Asperger's. I've been thinking about touching every square inch of a woman's body. A long time acquaintance recently asked me to meet her for sex and I did the every square inch thing starting at her head and working my way down. She said she had never experienced anything like that before. Another long time friend reached out a couple of weeks ago and asked if I would join her and her husband. I said I would and mentioned that I would like to every square inch her in front of her husband. She immediately got very aroused. I'm going to do it to her in a couple of weeks. I'm very much looking forward to that.
I'm a straight male. I like the lotus position. It gives you lots of skin on skin and puts my partners face and breasts within reach of my mouth and most of their body within reach of my hands.
That's sounds nice. I posted a couple of weeks ago about having had a very long dry spell because of mental/physical health issues my wife has. She told me to go ahead and find a fuck buddy but what I really wanted was physical affection. I connected with an old acquaintance who suggested we get together. We got together and had sex but what really struck her was my need for skin on skin. At one point she was lying sprawled on her stomach and I was kneeling beside her and lying across her back diagonally rubbing against her and kissing her shoulders and the back of her neck. She said, "This is kind of strange." I asked her if she wanted me to stop and she said, "Absolutely not, I really like it, but no one has ever done it to me before.". I later asked if it was like having a 200 lb hairless cat rubbing against her and she laughed and said," No. It was really nice. We should do that again."
Cudding/snuggling is so important.
I don't consider 7" to be hung. We are definitely in the top one precent but I've always thought of 8" or 9" to be hung. Some women find 7" uncomfortable. I had one woman who had climbed on top of me, slid down on me, looked me in the face with a smile and said, "I have a lump in my throat." I've never really thought that size matters much. I think the best penis is the one attached to the person you are with.
I reached out to an old acquaintance who liked dick pics. I told her that I had lost a lot of weight and gained some length and that it was looking majestic. She asked for a picture. We have a reservation at a nice local hotel on Wednesday. She said yesterday that we had never touched. There will be touching.
Thanks for the comments. I was asking her to imagine the setup right up until the last paragraph. Everything up to that point was leading up to the last paragraph. The letter was about the kiss and the penetration. She may come back and ask me what happens next. She most often does.
I agree with your comments about, "normal". People with Asperger's, at least those that I am close with, tend to see Asperger's as a superpower rather than as any kind of deficit. We prefer to be direct and honest which "normies" see as a problem because it makes them uncomfortable.
I reached out to a long lost acquaintance who used to like receiving pictures of my cock. I told her that I had lost weight and was measuring over 7 inches. She asked for a picture. I teased a little bit but did eventually send her one. She asked a question which could have been a hint but I took it as not being one. Then another that could have been a hint but I took it as not being one. Later, after I made a delivery an hour from home and had time to think while driving, I went back and said, "I have Asperger's which means that I don't understand hints or subtle social clues. If this question was a hint and actually meant, 'Have you thought about fucking me?' the answer would be, 'Yes.'". I explained that she didn't have to hint with me. She replied, 'Ok, if you don't like hints, I have thought about sucking your cock. What now?" We have a date at a hotel next Wednesday. The Aspie way is so much easier.
God damn it. I proofread it, too.
These christofascists aren't worried about their children being indoctrinated. They're worried about the indoctrination to fear, hatred, intolerance, and self-loathing that they have been given at home and in their "churches" being depeogrammed.
Exposing children to ideas you don't agree with is not indoctrination. Exposing children only to ideas you agree with is the definition of indoctrination.
Every accusation is an admission.
A bunch of Hexbear concern trolls cosplaying as social justice warriors.
I find the word "ableist" offensive. Also the words, "it" and "this".
"Meatloaf" because I would do anything for love but I won't do that.