Friends are friends
I recently met up with someone I’ve known for what seems for ever. The reality is that I’ve only known him for less than ten years. And he feels the same way. We met, thanks to the Internet. Two predatory surfers seeking no-strings attachment. With time, the carnal side of our union faded away. Being located, first in different countries, then in different counties just made horny meetings impractical.
I was initially skeptical when he first announced that he valued me as a friend far too much to risk losing it for the sake of a few cheap thrills. But over the months, I realised he was sincere and it wasn’t a ploy to charm his way back into my pants. When I announced I was becoming an escort he was one of the few people I could tell about it. Being judgemental never crossed his mind. I was actually surprised at how much he knew about the industry. He gave me a lot of useful information at the time.
And when we met up recently, I was reminded again how, although I think I know him very well, I actually still have a lot more to learn about him, and even more to learn from him.
I filled him in on what I’ve been up to. We shared tips on business and sex in equal measures. He told me it is possible to make a man cum three times in a row through hand-relief. He explained how it’s done and I look forward to trying it out on a few brave guinea pigs. As far as I know, touching most cocks is normally off-limits right after just one orgasm. To make a man ejaculate three times in a row? I’m game if he is!
I told him what I’d learnt about breath restriction, both through face-sitting and gas-masks. At about this point he confessed to having tried a bit of breath restriction while under the influence of poppers (also known as amyl nitrates or room odourisers). He told me the story of a man who mistakenly tipped a bottle of poppers into a restrained lady’s mouth by accident. Did I know, he asked, that some sex shops sell poppers that have been on the shelf for so long that they’ve lost the ability to give a head-rush. I’ll only be buying Liquid Gold poppers from now on. I noted with alarm that the bottle of poppers I keep in my fridge for emergencies had disappeared. I sincerely hoped that my mother hadn't found them and chucked them away.
“Have you grown bigger on top?” he asked delicately, nodding towards my bosom.
“Probably,” I agreed, “I’m just too busy to go and get measured again.” He has always believed that I was bigger than the 38DD that I got at my last bra-fitting. I did experience a slight self-consciousness at this point.
My breasts suddenly seemed larger than life and in the way and I remembered the fun and games we’d had on live web cam shows, and in person when we'd meet in strange hotels, he turning up with ropes to tie them up. I recalled once taking careful and exact measurements of the length, breath, and depth of every angle of my breasts and giving him each measurement in Yahoo chat because he wanted to work out the cubic measurement of my breasts. Telling him I was a 38DD was simply not enough for him, in more ways than one.
I changed the topic of my expanding bosom rapidly to avert any awkward moments. I probably just made things worse. We were sitting side by side on my settee, discussing prostate massage and other anal stimulation techniques when he swung one leg violently over the other.
“Excuse my hard-on!” he apologised, trying to sit comfortably.
I didn’t get what he was up to at first. But when I glanced over I could see he was indeed looking quite pleased to see me, judging by the bulge in his trousers.
“You’ve got an erection?” I asked in disbelief. I wasn’t even remotely turned on by anything we’d discussed. I guess for me, it really is professional.
“I am merely a man,” he protested.
I felt a bit guilty for being so insensitive in discussing all kinds of sexual things without considering the effects it might have on a red-blooded male. But as I no longer do casual sex, there was very little practical assistance I could offer him, as much of a friend as he is.
We hugged when we parted, joking that it may be another five years before we see each other again face to face. That's what the Internet does; brings people close in a sort of spiritual way without any commitment to physical proximity.
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