Geeky Female who Doesn't Care to See Your Penis, but Would Stil Love to Talk With You

Meghan32 said:

I'm sure it's lovely - don't get me wrong!

So here's one post that explains some of my basics from the BDSM thread...
http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=41490757&postcount=10315

But if you don't feel like jumping to that, here's some info about me.

Hello, my name is Meghan. I'm looking for people for interesting conversation, erotic or not. I'm happily married and not in my frigging 20's. So parameters go along with that - I'm not looking to meet anybody in real life, webcam you with pictures of my breasts (though they, too, are lovely, don't get me wrong), or receive the entirety of your awkward penis photo album. I would, however, love to email, talk on Messenger, or even voice-chat in time.

People who are similarly nerdy and enjoy the finer things in life are welcome - such as Firefly, The Dresden Dolls, reading, theater, loud karaoke songs that are NOT Journey, and the works of David Sedaris and Chuck Klosterman. I like talking to people beyond the "hey baby, want 2 fuk?" strain. In fact, my job as an English teacher in high school has left me with a snarky disregard for people who use too many text abbreviations and can't write a proper sentence. One of my quirks.

Despite my grammar Nazi-dom, I love meeting new people who can talk to me, make me laugh, and seduce me with their words. I enjoy the idea of having an online "friend with benefits" of a kind. If this is something you're interested in, I look forward to hearing from you.

-Yours with Not Enough Coffee in the Known World,
Meghan

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Meghan32 said:

Hey Pete, I have so many literary recommendations. We've talked on the book threads. I've taught "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years", Sandra Cisneros's "House on Mango Street", and a good deal of plays - the most recent being Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night". I enjoyed that one. There's so much I WANT to teach, but I worry isn't appropriate - that's when recommendations for student's independent reading projects come in. I have one student who saw me as her personal reading guru because she said, "You're like me, Ms. S, you like depressing books."

So I gave her my copy of "Random Family" by Adrian Nicole Blanc, about growing up Puerto Rican and poor as a pregnant teenager. Then I recommended my quirky, funny, music-obsessed student "Killing Yourself to Live" by Chuck Klosterman, a musical memoir.

-Meghan

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Meghan32 said:

I'm sure it's lovely - don't get me wrong!

So here's one post that explains some of my basics from the BDSM thread...
http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=41490757&postcount=10315

But if you don't feel like jumping to that, here's some info about me.

Hello, my name is Meghan. I'm looking for people for interesting conversation, erotic or not. I'm happily married and not in my frigging 20's. So parameters go along with that - I'm not looking to meet anybody in real life, webcam you with pictures of my breasts (though they, too, are lovely, don't get me wrong), or receive the entirety of your awkward penis photo album. I would, however, love to email, talk on Messenger, or even voice-chat in time.

People who are similarly nerdy and enjoy the finer things in life are welcome - such as Firefly, The Dresden Dolls, reading, theater, loud karaoke songs that are NOT Journey, and the works of David Sedaris and Chuck Klosterman. I like talking to people beyond the "hey baby, want 2 fuk?" strain. In fact, my job as an English teacher in high school has left me with a snarky disregard for people who use too many text abbreviations and can't write a proper sentence. One of my quirks.

Despite my grammar Nazi-dom, I love meeting new people who can talk to me, make me laugh, and seduce me with their words. I enjoy the idea of having an online "friend with benefits" of a kind. If this is something you're interested in, I look forward to hearing from you.

-Yours with Not Enough Coffee in the Known World,
Meghan

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Meghan32 said:

Hey Pete, I have so many literary recommendations. We've talked on the book threads. I've taught "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years", Sandra Cisneros's "House on Mango Street", and a good deal of plays - the most recent being Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night". I enjoyed that one. There's so much I WANT to teach, but I worry isn't appropriate - that's when recommendations for student's independent reading projects come in. I have one student who saw me as her personal reading guru because she said, "You're like me, Ms. S, you like depressing books."

So I gave her my copy of "Random Family" by Adrian Nicole Blanc, about growing up Puerto Rican and poor as a pregnant teenager. Then I recommended my quirky, funny, music-obsessed student "Killing Yourself to Live" by Chuck Klosterman, a musical memoir.

-Meghan

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Meghan32 said:

Thanks for all the PM's, dear people! My ego was taking a blow at first when I came on and saw 7 replies and over 150 views. Haha.

Just a word of advice, you DON'T have to be into BDSM to write or respond to this! I'm only into that part of erotica to a very small and specific degree. My sexuality is a bit broader than that, I promise.

Okay, interruption done....Aaaaand scene.

-Meg

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gcoop3 said:

meg,

some of us, like me, have many interests when it comes to relationships. while we may have an interest or tendencies to bsdm, that does not preclude or diminish our pleasure from more (or less) mainstream relationships.

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Khadaji2002 said:

Very interesting opening post. I'm exploring the dom side of BDSM and am in a somewhat similar situation as yourself, marriage-wise. I loved the Firefly series (have you seen "Dr. Horrible's Sing-along Blog"?), read an average of 500 pages a week (mostly sci-fi and fantasy, the potato chips of the novel world but ooooh so fun), and used to watch MST3K every Saturday morning when it came on.

I would enjoy chatting with you. If you're interested drop me a PM and we can chat there or via IM or email. I hope you find several nice people to chat with here!!

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MasterEnna said:

Hi

Dresden Dools is that the book series Dresden files??
I read them a long time and then stopped recently i discovered that there are like 18 book. damn

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pete1968 said:

meghan have you tried your hand at writing stories, either erotica or straight fiction?

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Meghan32 said:

Insomnia, when my brain and body inite in perfect hatmony to sadistically strike me down. Oh well...more reading for me. ...

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Meghan32 said:

I'm sure it's lovely - don't get me wrong!

So here's one post that explains some of my basics from the BDSM thread...
http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=41490757&postcount=10315

But if you don't feel like jumping to that, here's some info about me.

Hello, my name is Meghan. I'm looking for people for interesting conversation, erotic or not. I'm happily married and not in my frigging 20's. So parameters go along with that - I'm not looking to meet anybody in real life, webcam you with pictures of my breasts (though they, too, are lovely, don't get me wrong), or receive the entirety of your awkward penis photo album. I would, however, love to email, talk on Messenger, or even voice-chat in time.

People who are similarly nerdy and enjoy the finer things in life are welcome - such as Firefly, The Dresden Dolls, reading, theater, loud karaoke songs that are NOT Journey, and the works of David Sedaris and Chuck Klosterman. I like talking to people beyond the "hey baby, want 2 fuk?" strain. In fact, my job as an English teacher in high school has left me with a snarky disregard for people who use too many text abbreviations and can't write a proper sentence. One of my quirks.

Despite my grammar Nazi-dom, I love meeting new people who can talk to me, make me laugh, and seduce me with their words. I enjoy the idea of having an online "friend with benefits" of a kind. If this is something you're interested in, I look forward to hearing from you.

-Yours with Not Enough Coffee in the Known World,
Meghan

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