Missokyst
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My first early experience in dating after coming off of a long period of celibacy was sort of like what you describe. I chatted with him in an aol chat room, and he was very intelligent, something that is a big plus in my book. He was also very forward. I wasn't used to people approaching me like that anymore. He was charming, we spoke almost every night for about a month. All the while he was pushing for a meet, even though I was hesitant. His personality was intense. He was very forward and suggestive. He wanted to meet me for coffee but had a length of requirements for our first meeting to set the mood. They were the usual net dom fantasy things, no panties, skirt, stockings, front hook bra. He wanted me to dress that way, but being me, I told him that my first meeting with someone I met online would be MY way. And if he wanted to meet me, he would have to agree. So we met at 6 weeks. He was shorter than I thought. And bald. And .. I don't know.. smaller. I wasn't attracted at all, though he did still have that marvelous voice! Because we met on my terms, the date was strictly for coffee and chat. He did try to get my panties off.. and though it was tempting, I resisted. I didn't feel obligated to have sex with him, or to submit at that meeting. True he had driven 2 hours to see me, but in my view that wasn't far. I drive that for good shopping! It turned out to be our last meeting. He seemed nice. I just wasn't into him. A couple days later one of my online buddies asked if she could stay at my place since she was flying in to meet a dom. Guess which one? Yep, it was him. Turns out they had been talking around the same timeline as I had chatted with him. And she knew something I did not. Apparently there were a few others in our chat room that were after the same target. My friend was hoping to beat them to him. LOL. I let her know I had met him already, and though he wasn't my type, he seemed nice enough. She came, met (and btw, followed his dress guidelines), and stayed the night at his place. And that was the last time she saw him too. I don't know how many others opted to meet him. I would imagine based on my chats with him he was very successful. But I will always be glad I had done this before and could avoid the "need" thing my other friends seemed to have. A couple of years later I ran into him again online. He still was single and fancy free and had not found the one he sought in all that time. I wonder if that is because he rushed. Or because that rush was his whole game. The best thing anyone can do is to pay attention to their base instinct. Mine told me it was too soon to jump. Meeting is fine. Just don't feel obligated. Do things because you feel it. Not because someone wants to make you believe you feel it. Kyst
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pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding ~Gibran, Kahlil “The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for.” ― Bob Marley
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