Love letters

[NaughtyProf]

There is something beautifully bittersweet about the yearning, desire, and passion in long-distance love letters. A yearning never to be consumated because of distance, but a passion that burns--consuming waking thoughts and dream-filled sleep.

It is an old-fashioned idea with a new media twist. I am looking for someone to start up a long-distance love affair with. A relationship filled with email exchanges--love letters. Emails filled with all of the pain and laughter of daily life and with the tenderness and passion of yearning lust for a partner whose body I will never likely know in person. My hope is that the relationship will develop and evolve and that we can push the bounds of pleasure this medium affords--always knowing, though, that physical distance will keep that soft touch and longing gaze limited to this glowing screen.

I prefer a married woman since I am a married man and will likely have more areas of overlap and understanding with someone in a similar situation. If you are interested in exchanging love letters and seeing where it goes, please leave me a PM.

 

[NaughtyProf]

A little election night bump for those waiting up to see the "results" come in.

 

[elusive_buttrfly]

Hello..

I agree totally with you and the concept of the new age love letter. However, I really don't think you can just write love letters to someone you hardly know. I think that in time and with some knowledge about that person, some exploration, etc. you can achieve the perfect romance with no strings. I have experienced this only once in my life, but the person still holds a warm place in my heart, although we are mainly just friends now. Good luck with your quest. It can be a rather magical, erotic journey.

 

[persephoneate]

true, true.

 

[cremebrulee]

You know, I still have some of the love letters I got over the years - even some of the "notes" passed in class to me in high school.
Please PM me.

Creme Brulee

 

[cremebrulee]

I am hanging on the word "yearning".


Delicious...



~Creme

 

[cremebrulee]

Update on the thread...

So, the letters were lovely... the ties were loose... the ellipses many, the dreams worth dreaming.


It's just the lack of any "closure" when something like this "ends" (has it?) that is difficult. It can be unbalanced when one decides they got what they wanted out of an "arrangement" like this.

I still have a letter that is unanswered...


~Creme