I recently went on a business trip without my husband and the very first morning when I walked from my hotel to the office I noticed a bar, which advertised everything associated with women. That evening, upon my return to my hotel, I saw two women enter the same establishment. I realized it was a lesbian bar and strangely, felt a tingle in my groin as I made the discovery.
Although I am attracted to women, sexually and emotionally, I do not consider myself a lesbian and have been married to my husband for 36 years. I have had encounters with several women and have enjoyed them. My best friend Linda and I first experimented when we were young and have remained close ever since, but I do not make a habit of seeking women to be my sexual partners.
I found myself staring at the bar every time I walked past and several times I returned to my hotel and ended up touching myself when I thought about what might be happening inside. Friday afternoon, the day before I was to return home, I decided I would no longer fantasize about what went on, but would actually pay a visit later that day.
After work I returned to my hotel, showered and did, what I thought was a superb job on my make-up. I decided to wear my black cocktail dress, as it was the only dressy thing I had brought on this trip. I stared at myself in the mirror and was, after all these years, still pleased with what I saw.
My 30 minutes of aerobics everyday have helped in the battle against sagging and cellulite. Although my breasts have gone from a C to a D and from 36 to 38, they still point forward and have round firmness to them. My skin has stayed tight, a result from not going in the sun very often and wearing a high SPF when I do.
I felt ready but very nervous and several times nearly backed out of my intent. I forced myself and off I went. The walk through the hotel lobby gave me confidence. I turned a few heads and received several smiles from men as they passed. A few minutes later I approached the club. I glanced around to make sure no one from the office was there and I went in and up the stairs.
It was dimly lit and I nervously made my way to the bar. To my surprise I was only there two minutes when a woman came up and began to speak to me. She was in her forties and quite tough looking, not at all the sort of person I would choose to chat with and it soon proved that we were not compatible when she asked me to join a few of her friends at her house.
A few women said hello and I returned the greeting. I was a little uncomfortable and decided to leave, but first made my way to the ladies room (quite funny because there was no men's room).