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I was somebody's first and it felt amazing

He's 28 and he had never been with a man, only with women. He never considered himself straight. He says he doesn't like all those labels, he considers himself as somebody who wants to love and to be loved but he's 100% a man (meaning he's happy that he's born as a man).

We had sex and it was wonderful. He said that he could write a book after that. I laughed and asked why. He said that it was the first time that he was receiving love and affection during sex. He was right because I'm super affectionate and I love every part of my lover (minus the feet, I don't kiss/lick but I can touch).

And I don't him that I'm very happy we had a good time and I want more of him. I think he needs more affection and I'm more than willing to give. I also started to wonder whether most women just "receive" and don't actively show affection during sex with men. Dunno.

Posted Oct 6, 2025, 7:17 PM UTC

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