Mei5ter
You Have Been Warned
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Firstly, the man in this picture is wearing white socks with black shoes. That's beyond ick. He's also left handed, which is crucial to the plot on page 172.Well I have a few hours so I may as wellllllllll
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Not because it’s clever, but because it’s true
We all have them, the people we feel drawn to who aren’t much of anything until, suddenly, they’re something, aren’t they?
I want to know about who you found your self into - that well, you got into, y’know, with your cocks (or metaphorical cocks for those of us lacking).
We’ve all heard of the ick, but have you ever fucked someone you didn’t even like… until afterwards? Have you ever been the ick turned intoxicating? What changed? What clicked?
Who were they to you before? Who were they to you during? Who are they to you now?
What did the experience changeforABOUT you? Your self worth, your ego, your confidence - did it take a hit or did it boost something in you? Do you approach connections differently now? If so, how?
Do you think it always burns out? Should it? Are you ever tempted to check if the fire’s still burning hotter than you remember?
Or was it never really about them at all? Was it about feeding something you were missing at the time? Are you finally satisfied?Is it even possible?!
Secondly...my guess is that people's answers to these questions will correlate to whether they like casual/NSA/ONS sex or not. Some do, some don't; no right or wrong. But if you're someone who needs to feel strong attraction, built over time, before you'll even consider having sex with someone, you're not going to fuck someone you didn't even think you liked.
Personally, my threshold for attraction and connection is, and always has been, set very high. I'm not sure that's necessarily a good thing - maybe you don't know how strong sexual chemistry will actually be until you actually try and see how you combine and react? But that's how I've always been, and I'm not changing.
Online, especially on sites like Lit, can feel different. You meet people differently. I don't spend lots of time in pic threads here, but I know what lots of Litsters look like naked even if I know nothing else about them beyond their screen name. And anyone who's here is here because it's a sex site. Sex is normalised here, and the rules feel different from the offline world. Before Lit I was on a fairly similar site where, for a while, I took advantage of that, played around more casually and had fun doing so (and I hope my partners did too). When you spend your offline life being utterly anonymous and invisible, as men quite quickly become, the online equivalent of picking up a girl in a bar for a naughty blowjob in the parking lot does give you a quick ego boost. It's a thrill knowing you can attract someone in that way. But I found the novelty wore off pretty quickly, and it confirmed my conviction that casual sex just doesn't work for me.
I don't think I'd be so ungentlemanly as to say that any of my online partners from that time gave me the ick. Some went on to become friends or partners. A few turned out to be Ms Right Now, and that was fine too. But not the ick.