I wanted to do one
more post about the Fornication Party (or FP at FP as I wrote in my notes.)
So:
As I drove away Sunday
night, I made a mental list of things I might not mention in the detailing of
the terrific sex I had over the four days:
It was hot. It reached 100 on the way down and was in the
high 90’s every day at the campground. And humid. And did I ever mention the gnats? They swarmed and thought the best possible
place to land was on your eyelashes. A
good reason to be in the pool.
As soon as I hit a
main road on the trip home there was a huge billboard that read “Abandon Lust.” As if…
Ray Dalton is a good
cook. There is something so satisfying
about having hours of sex and then refueling.
Ray was the mastermind behind the midnight buffets that recharged our
batteries. I personally recommend his chicken
and vegetable stew any time you can get it…
I was incredible happy
on my way home. I decided to leave that
evening as I wanted to get around Atlanta with as little traffic as possible. Driving, I couldn’t stop smiling. Or singing.
I had spent wonderful days with fun, handsome, intelligent men. Yeah, the sex was great. But the connection, the sharing, we all felt
was even better…
**
A reader, who
contacted me on Recon, was curious if I would write more about the
seminars. I do not want to talk in detail about what happened
in them. They were highly personal and I
will not share that. I perhaps
appreciate what we talked about more now than I did at the moment. I have rarely been in a group where we spoke
so honestly. To hear men talk about things
they had never before verbalized was amazing and humbling.
I don’t want to speak
for Ray, but here are some of the takeaways I had. Some are what he spoke about; some are the
way I live my life:
Work on knowing
yourself. The more you know (and the
more you accept) your needs/wants/desires the more fulfilled you will be.
There is something
beautiful in everyone. Find it, use it, celebrate it. Move out of your comfort zone and play with a
man who is not your usual type. You have
read so often in these posts how rewarding that can be.
Age is a number. Be as fit as you can be for better living and
better sex. Tool your exercise to fit
where you are in your life.
Take care of your health. Be on top of your sexual health. STI’s happen.
Take care of them and let others know who might be affected. There is no shame here. We are all brothers looking out for each
other.
Mental health, especially
after the pandemic, is vital. Seek
guidance if you need to—there are so many outlets available now.
**
There was a photo shoot around the pool.
I was sitting behind them at first. And snapped a couple.
And then this old guy was added.
I do like how happy David looks kneeling in front of
me with my bulge pressed against his head….
Glad to hear your final thoughts on the entire experience. It sounds as though the seminars really added an important and personal touch. I really enjoyed reading your thoughts on the subject
ReplyDeleteThanks for saying so. Yes, I agree it's important. (Well, I saw that once I finished writing this post.) I wasn't sure I should--but now I'm glad I did. It gives better scope to the entire weekend.
DeleteWhat a wonderful post. Full of wisdom. I agree with the get out of your comfort zone and explore with someone not your typical thing. It's amazing how we all have something to bring to the table. I think this is my favorite post of the whole series. Thanks.!
ReplyDeleteThank you...I do think broadening our horizons is a good idea--perhaps easier to do in person than online--which is how I'd far rather cruise anyway.
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