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The Lesbian Sex in the City Cosmopolitan Writer.

 The Lesbian Sex in the City Cosmopolitan Writer. Well, I created this blog because my best friend, ever since high school, is moving from San Francisco to Atlanta. And we're about to have a good time. And I just want to share my experience with you guys and just, you know, have a good time clowning around on here and just tell you

all the stuff that happened at the nightclub or wherever we go to. So yeah, that's why I created the Lesbian Sex in the City Cosmopolitan Writer because my best friend is coming. He's a gay guy and we're about to have a whole bunch of fun in Atlanta, Georgia. So yeah,

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 All right, this story is called Regret. All right, one night, me and my friend, he had to go to this nightclub because this is the same gay guy friend that I went to the Halloween party with, but yeah, he had to go in the nightclub and talk to the bartender because somebody told him,

to tell the bartender something for them. So we drove to the nightclub, went inside. I walked over to the dance floor while he went to talk to the bartender And as I was standing up close to the dance floor, I noticed across the room this girl, and she looked at me, I looked at her.

I happened to turn around to see if he was ready to go yet, and he was still talking to the bartender, the person that he knew who was a bartender. And so I turned back around and I noticed that the girl got up and started walking towards, she walked around the dance floor, because it was like a circle. And she came to where I was,

and she looked at me up and down and then she turned around and started walking backwards after she passed by me and she was just looking at me and I was looking at her and then my friend showed up and he was like hey you ready because we were going somewhere else and I was like yeah and she was hot she was beautiful she was really really good looking and I don't know why I didn't say anything I walked over there

But that was off the chain. She walked by me. She was staring at me the whole time, walking to me. And as soon as she got close to me, she looked at me up and down, turned around as soon as she passed me, and started walking backwards. It was just the wildest time ever. I was just like, OK. And she was hot. She was really, really, really beautiful.

And I don't know why I did not say anything. It was just like a moment, you know, I was like, I couldn't say anything. She was really beautiful. But yeah, that was my regret. I wish I had walked over to her. I would have said something. So yeah, that's the end of this story.

The Lesbian Sex In The City Cosmopolitan Writer

 my very first Halloween party. All right. Me and my friend, my gay guy friend, we went to this party, this Halloween party. We walked in, girls and guys were there. I saw this one girl that I liked. I looked at her, she looked at me. And throughout the,

the party, we kind of just, you know, flirted with each other. And then I had the courage. So I walked over to her and we began to talk. And before you know it, we were upstairs. Nobody was upstairs. We were upstairs and we went to the bathroom. We had sex. I don't know what this is. I think I have like the magic fingers or something like that.

because orgasm juice came out of her. And that was actually, oh my God, that was actually my very first time having sex with a girl. And yeah, orgasm juice came out of her a whole lot. But I didn't let her touch me. So I don't think that was my very first time having sex, because I didn't allow her to touch me.

but I touched her. And like I said, I think I have the magic fingers. Cause yeah. Cause my very first girlfriend, when we had sex, it was just like a whole puddle of orgasm juice, like water, like bucket full of water came out of her. She turned pale blue.

But that is another story that I will tell you later on down the line about that. But yeah, so that was my very first Halloween party. And I had a sexual experience. She didn't touch me, but I touched her. It was really awesome. I enjoyed the Halloween party, my very first Halloween party. It was awesome. All right, well, that's the end of this story.

The Lesbian Sex In The City Cosmopolitan Writer

 All right, rules and values. This starts when you're at least 16 or 17 and you start to figure out what you're looking for in a partner and where you want to go, what you want to do. Like the universe starts to ask you, you know, what are you looking for in a partner?

are you not looking for at the age of 16 or 17? My rules and values when I was around 16 or 17 was basically I would never cheat on anyone and I would wait until I get married to have sex. Well, I broke the wait

to wait till you get married to have sex. And yeah, I've been having sex ever since. Yeah. But yeah, the rules and values, like I said, the universe starts to ask you around 16 or 17. And those were my rules and my values. I would never cheat on anyone and that I would wait to have sex until my wedding night, until I get married.

And there's gonna be a lot more rules and values that you have. I'm sure I had even more rules and values, but that all I can remember right now. So yeah, but it's good to have rules and to have values, you know, what you're looking for in a partner, what you're gonna take, what you're not gonna take, you know? So yeah, those rules and values at the age of 16 or 17,

That's when you're gonna have the rules and the values. The universe is gonna ask you, okay. So, yeah. So, yep. All right, well, that's it for this. I just wanted to say rules and values.

The Lesbian Sex In The City Cosmopolitan Writer

  All right, I have a poem. The title of this poem is What Was That or What Is That? I want to say What Was That is the title of the poem. All right. As we're standing in line on graduation day, everyone's talking.

and then I see you and you see me. We stare into each other's eyes, knowing that this is the end. We will be going our separate ways, but we stare in each other's eyes as if we're gonna see each other tomorrow. Then all of a sudden, the teacher says, all right, get in line. Time to walk out on the football field.

to sit down and have the graduation ceremony. So we walk out onto the football field, sit down. The principal begins to talk. Then the end of graduation. Everybody's in the parking lot. They all have off their graduation cap and gown.

just walking around the parking lot, talking to each other. And then someone says, hey, let's go to the nightclub. And because they had something special for the graduation class at the nightclub. So as I walked to the car with me and my friends, something tells me to turn around. I turn around and I see you standing on the stairs.

looking at me, telling me to come there. I flipped my hair. I get in the car, thinking that I would see you at the nightclub. And then all of a sudden, go to the nightclub and you're not there. And I realized that was the end. And, um,

So I asked myself, what was that that made me turn around to see you standing on the stairs looking at me? What or who or whatever was that? 

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