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[BrokenNib]

Mature woman with a fascination for, and fond memories of, those old (now vintage/retro) CCC (I think?) magazines published in the 70’s would enjoy sane, sensible chat via text or email with a like minded mature man.


The spine tingling impact those publications had back then remains with me to this day; their titles could and still do curl my toes; the black and white amateur central sections took my breath away; the personal ads in the back pages set my brain alight. I rue their passing and now seek to rekindle those excitements with someone who enjoys similar memories.


Also open to exchanging thoughts etc on current topics along the same lines.


Should you reply then please express yourself, convince me you too are a genuine enthusiast, make an effort.


Pm’s are welcomed. Thank you.

 

[Glamguy7]

Ahhh...the beauty of Vintage magazines (all types - Sexual or Asexual) still holds on the imagination. I am a 80's born kid but have a huge interest and attraction to those magazines of the "hippie revolution days". When hairy chest and a full bush were considered sexy and erotic! I think people were more authentic - open-raw and spiritual in a lot of ways. Perhaps that is one reason I am very attracted to women who are in their 50-60"s now and have seen or at least love those times. Here is one pic I used to have on my secret files when I was still a kid...

 

[Dilligaf55]

I too recall seeing some, not many, of those breath taking publications. The personal advertisement sections in the back left me speechless. As with you the memories still burn hot.
Dropped you a PM.
I do hope to hear from you.

 

[Passionquest]

Mature woman with a fascination for, and fond memories of, those old (now vintage/retro) CCC (I think?) magazines published in the 70’s would enjoy sane, sensible chat via text or email with a like minded mature man.


The spine tingling impact those publications had back then remains with me to this day; their titles could and still do curl my toes; the black and white amateur central sections took my breath away; the personal ads in the back pages set my brain alight. I rue their passing and now seek to rekindle those excitements with someone who enjoys similar memories.


Also open to exchanging thoughts etc on current topics along the same lines.


Should you reply then please express yourself, convince me you too are a genuine enthusiast, make an effort.


Pm’s are welcomed. Thank you.

Gone with the magazines are the shops that sold them. I remember in my adolescence walking downtown with friends and "sneaking" to the back of the shop to peak at the photos. The tingling ache of innocence desiring to become experience! If one of us somehow obtained a magazine we poured over it together, noticing the bulges rising in our pants. When we came home we ran for privacy in order to relieve the pressure. Even though images are more prevalent, I imagine the youth of today are trapped in the loneliness of the virtual world. Thank you for bringing me memories of youth.