Is It Okay?

 

Morning.

"Ever wake up in the middle of the night with your dick really hard and you couldn't get back to sleep? That was me the other night. I finally went into the livingroom and rubbed one out. When I crawled back into bed, he was like you should've nudged me I would've helped with that. Does your other half think it's okay to wake them up for sex?"

Not in many, many years. But in my younger days? On so many occasions. It happened early in my current marriage but I didn't go anywhere; I took care of it right there in bed and she never woke up. A few days later we were visiting friends and the subject arose. Everyone agreed, "Absolutely, it's okay to wake a partner for sex."

That's the communication part of a relationship, though. Plus, I'd say you've got an advantage: Your other half is a man,

and if anyone can understand the need to tame a midnight boner it would (should) be a guy.

What are your thoughts, Readers?

Is it okay to wake a partner for sex?

Midweek Mirth

 

Morning.

Midweek Mirth

Have a good day!

Scam or ???

 

Morning.

"For the second time, some guy has contacted me wanting to chat and etc.  Starts off rather innocent but then he escalates.  Says he really liked my profile and he's in the military stationed overseas.  He sends a couple of pics and askes for some of mine and talk about likes and dislikes and life in general.  Suddenly he professes undying love and goes on and on about how we have a future together.  He says he will be coming back to the US soon and wants to meet.  After what he thinks is sufficient time, he says that he has requested leave and it was granted.  Now he says that he has the funds to get to NYC or wherever and could I send some $$$ for him to fly for the meeting.  Right now. I stringing the current soldier along and waiting for the big question.

I can't be the only man who has dealt with this and I hope no one took the bait.  I would like to report this to someone but no idea where to start.  Any suggestions?"

Anytime some internet connection begins asking for money, it's a red flag. Granted, the military doesn't get paid the best, but still.... The only thing you can do is report him to the Fed and State Fraud units. If he really is serving in the U.S. armed forces and doing this as a scam, he'll be in some deep, deep shit if he's caught.

But, let's see what readers have to say.

Readers?

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