I can't believe that night may never have happened. I nearly didn't go. I'm shy, and I never seem to fit into the loud, barhopping scene. But it was my best friend's birthday and she begged me.
So there I was, sipping on my sixth Strawberrry daiquiri, trying to melt into the dark wall behind me. My head was spinning, with the effects of the alcohol and the strobe lights. And that's when I looked up and saw her. Our eyes made four and my pussy pulsed. I looked away almost immediately but I was so aware of her presence. The short dark hair and fade, the way her male-cut shirt fit snugly on her broad shoulders, showing off her muscular arms. The sleeve tattoo, the long slender fingers wrapped around her glass, promising things I had been taught were sinful. The small, subtle swell of her breasts that showed she was comfortable enough in her identity, not to strap them down into non-existence. I fought my feelings, refusing to look again in her direction.
But my self-conscious was betraying me. I found myself signalling to my friends that I was headed to the bar. They were all pretty wasted, swaying away to the music. They just grinned and waved me on my way. I knew my plan but the 'church girl' version of me refused to acknowledge that she was about to sink into oblivion.
I just stood at the bar, hoping that my intuition was right. I really didn't want another drink. I was waiting for her to claim me. I felt her presence before I saw her. When I looked at her, I could see the fear and indecision in her eyes. I swallowed the knot in my throat. Why was the world so cruel that this lovely masculine woman was scared to make a move that any man was allowed to make without thinking twice? I reached out and rested my left hand on her chest, maintaining eye contact and moving closer. My pussy pulsed as I made the move that would banish 'church girl me' forever. I slid my hand up, all the way behind her head, cradling her neck, feeling the sexy roughness of her skin-fade hair on my fingers. I pressed my breasts into her breasts and swayed to the music. It was natural, right, and every cell on my body was on fire.