My first nooner

havingfun

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I'm a long-time hobbyiest - but I have never gone to visit an MPA or SP during my lunch hour at work. Today I broke my noon-time cherry. It was quite exciting and unplanned - I was horny - and knew a cure for that. Anyway, the sex was great but there was a great deal of rushing to get there and then rushing back - and always wondering if I will be missed (lunch was more than the usual hour) - and will anybody know why I am particularly pleasant at the office afterwards. A good time was had but I will only repeat occasionally - the experience as a whole is better outside of work hours.
 
I'm assuming you weren't alone during this expierience??

lol
 
Yes, do tell. lol. A review is certainly in order!
 
havingfun said:
I'm a long-time hobbyiest - but I have never gone to visit an MPA or SP during my lunch hour at work. Today I broke my noon-time cherry. It was quite exciting and unplanned - I was horny - and knew a cure for that. Anyway, the sex was great but there was a great deal of rushing to get there and then rushing back - and always wondering if I will be missed (lunch was more than the usual hour) - and will anybody know why I am particularly pleasant at the office afterwards. A good time was had but I will only repeat occasionally - the experience as a whole is better outside of work hours.
Sounds like an addiction.

Needed an immediate fix. Possibly interfering with work. Paranoid about what others think and whether they know what he's doing. Didn't enjoy it as much but is willing to do it again.

Be careful.
 
I first read the title as "My first boner" and thought... "I really don't want to know!"
 
shack said:
Sounds like an addiction.

Needed an immediate fix. Possibly interfering with work. Paranoid about what others think and whether they know what he's doing. Didn't enjoy it as much but is willing to do it again.

Be careful.

No doubt about it - I'm an addict. I have many addictions - skiing, for example, is another one. Trying to stay on that edge between control and disaster - it's crazy - and fun. You weigh the risks and take the plunge. Some runs are better than others - overall it's quite exhilarating. Sometimes you fall - sometimes you fall quite hard. But when you quit - you're dead.
 
I could just leave my jacket over my chair at the office and I could take a three hour lunch. Like George Costanza it could be days before anyone notices I'm not around.