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Online Valentine blind date doesn't go as planned.
I had been writing to Gus, Augustine, his real name, if that's even his real name, online for several weeks, since before Thanksgiving. We wrote back and forth and talked on the phone enough times to know that we had many things in common, enough to make us realize we had a connection, and enough to make us want to meet to see if the connection was real or imagined. We exchanged pictures and we both liked what we saw. He told me to pick a date and time to meet.
Being the romantic that I am, especially if this online date led to more, I wanted our first date to be special, a meaningful first date, where we could look back and ruminate over that special first date with fond memories, especially if we were to have a first kiss. Okay, understandably first date memories mean more to women than it does to men. Which is why, instead of picking some obscure Saturday or a Sunday to meet, I picked Valentine's Day. I couldn't get any more romantic than that. Valentine's Day was the perfect day for our first date.
Prior to our first meeting, our recent e-mails had turned more sexual with him asking for a nude photo of me. Fearing if our first date didn't lead to a relationship, I'm not comfortable with sending nude photos over the Internet. Instead, I sent him a photo of just my breasts without my face. In essence, should he post that photo online, they could be anyone's breasts. Only, not happy with the partial nude photo, he wrote back.
"I'm not a medical doctor. I'm not a mortician. I'm not a forensic scientist. I'm not a coroner. I'm just a man attracted to a woman that I've been corresponding with for months. Please send me a nude or partially nude photo, but one that shows your pretty face in the picture."
I relented and sent him a topless photo of me and my face. Not ever having done this before, I was a little embarrassed, but this could be the guy, my one and only.
After the nude photo exchanged, our e-mails heated up and became more sexual. We shared our sexual fantasies. Trying to play the uninhibited, sexy woman, by relaying a fantasy that many women have in common with me, I told him that I had a fantasy of being taken and forced, but it was just a fantasy, something that I didn't think I'd ever do. I told him that I wanted to be stripped naked, have my pussy eaten, and then to be fucked in the way I've never been fucked before.
"Strip me naked and fuck me until it hurts, Gus," I wrote in playing our sexy game, while hoping that what I wrote would make him crazy with desire and lust for me.
He told me that he certainly could accommodate me by playing out my fantasy, as his sexual fantasy was having total control of the woman during sex. He told me that he could satisfy whatever wanton fantasy I had, so long as he did it his way. I admit that I masturbated over the thoughts of Gus stripping me naked and having his willful way with me.
On the surface, sexually anyway, at least, based on our complimenting fantasies, we sounded compatible, a perfect sexual match. In regard to our sexual fantasies, anyway, I was his Yin and he was my Yang. Only, he surprised me by sending me a nude photo of himself. A good looking man in good physical condition, at least he didn't have a big beer gut.
I just hoped to God that he was a nice guy, wasn't married, and knew how to treat a lady. I hoped he was normal and not some perverted whacko, who just wanted me to flash him my panties, while he sat in the car and masturbated. Believe it or not, that's happened to me before.
Then, there was a cross dresser who actually wore a bra on our first date. It was weird, when I kissed him and felt his bra against my forearm. I'm sure he was wearing matching panties, too, if I was to check, but the date didn't last much longer than our first kiss, once I felt his bra.
Another man, another first date, not taking no for an answer, exposing his cock to me, trying to force me to blow him, he practically raped me and would have had not been for my neighbor. He was walking his dog in front of my house, by our parked car. Seeing me struggling and hearing me screaming, he came to my rescue.
Oh, yeah, I've had my share of meeting online weirdoes. Sorry, I didn't mean to discuss my previous dates, but I could write a book. I'm just looking for one normal, nice guy. Sometimes when the world appears to be loaded with Mr. Wrongs, it's no wonder that it's so hard to find Mr. Right.
Certainly, I was a lady looking for a real gentleman, that is, if they still exist. A graduate of Wellesley College, Hilary Clinton, Diane Sawyer, and Madeline Albright's alma mater, a few of the most notable graduates of that school, educated, confident, and self-assured, I was not a woman to be used, abused, and/or mistreated. Oh, no, that's for sure.
I had enough self-respect that I'd never put up with a man treating me less than the woman that I felt I was. Hoping to make a love connection, rather than just a sexual one night stand, I needed to find someone who'd treat me with kindness, loving affection, and respect. Is that too much to ask? Where are all the nice guys? I could only hope that Gus was a gem and after exchanging so many e-mails and talking on the phone for hours, I had a good feeling about him.
Nonetheless and not without good reason, I was nervously apprehensive when Gus asked me to meet him at his house. For our first date, I'd much rather we'd meet at a safer location, a public place, one with a lot of people, such as a restaurant or the mall. Still, it was better that I meet him at his house rather than him meeting me at my house, should our first date not go as planned and he turned out to be a stalker.
I'd rather not divulge where I live, until I know him better. Besides, meeting him at his house will allow me to see if he's living alone, if he's married, or if he's living with his mother. A quick run to the ladies room and a quick check of his medicine chest is a good way to find out more about the man without having to ask probing, personal questions, while hoping he'd honestly answer them.
Since I was certainly interested in him, I was prepared to get the real lowdown on Gus. No more lies, no more playing games, and no more weirdoes was my new motto. I was tired of meeting guys who just wanted to fuck me and/or have me blow them.
Lonely, sexually frustrated, and horny, ready to settle down and make a commitment to one man, I was looking for love and not a quick roll in the hay. I wanted everything, the ring, the house, and the babies. Is that too much to ask and too much to expect? Putting my sexual hormones aside, I was prepared to meet Gus with an open heart.
We set the date for 8pm and he greeted me at the door holding a dozen red roses. A good start and a big surprise, how romantic is that? I was impressed, floored actually. I never expected the flowers. Like most men, I figured he wouldn't even know it was Valentine's Day.
So far, so good. This could be the guy. He could be the one. Finally, I met Mr. Right, I hoped.
"Susan, finally, we meet. After writing so many e-mails to you, talking to you on the phone, and exchanging photos, I'm so happy to meet you in person. I must say, you look better in person," he said taking a step back to look at me, before giving me a hug and a kiss on the cheek. He twirled me around, as if we were dancing and in a way we were with our nervous, spur of the moment dialogue. "Happy Valentine's Day," he said handing me the roses.
Wow! Looking a bit like Tom Selleck, but without the mustache, Gus was hot, better than his picture and better with clothes. I couldn't believe when he sent me a nude photo of himself.
"Gus, you are just as you described yourself. Except you are handsome, very handsome. I'm pleased that you look exactly like your photo. The last few men I met looked nothing like their photos. They were all older, heavier, and had less hair," I said with a laugh. "It's finally nice to meet a man who doesn't need to wear a baseball cap to protect his head from the cold," I said with a laugh.
Well, for sure. This was going well, right from the start. Immediately, I had a good sense about him. I liked him, I really did. Could this be the guy who I'd marry? Is this the future father of my children. A typical woman, here I am already thinking about marriage and babies and I'm just meeting the man for the first time.
"Well, I must say, I'm not disappointed with your looks either, Susan, tall, blonde, beautiful, and busty, everyman's vision of the American beauty, what more can a guy ask for in a woman? Not to mention your intelligence, quick wit, and fun sense of humor."