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Subject: Frames from last night's date

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Suz

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Date Posted: 15:21:21 08/30/04 Mon

"Focus the energy on bringing the orgasm out. It is right there on the surface waiting. Bring it out with your mind," I tell him.
He does this and sensation skyrockets immediately. There we are with energy swirling around us. Building. Building. Then he goes away and I lose him. I say "come back. I lost you. You went away." And he looks at me as if to say "how did you know I went away?" He comes back in and I feel as though we have no place to be, nothing to get to. Just a swirling ball of energy. A low orgasm rumbles and we stick with it. Nothing to build. Little effort. Quiet intensity. I noticed that the times I went away were the times where I felt that I had to 'do' something or 'get' somewhere. When I brought myself back into my body I could surrender to the sensation, to the orgasm. So I just noticed when I went away and brought myself back into my body. Sometimes this was easy and sometimes it took more effort. All in all it was enlightening to notice the sensations and not to be mindless and automatic.

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