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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"I met a couple from here this afternoon for an outside meet. The male wanted me to come and lick his wife's pussy out in the back of his car. We arranged a meeting point, but when we arrived we realised that it wasn't as secluded as we'd thought, so we decided to walk into a nearby secluded area where there was a bit of greenery and a few trees that provided cover.
The meet seemed to go well, and I enjoyed the excitement of licking this mans wife's pussy while he watched. He then took over and made his wife cum, and she then took him into her mouth and he shot his load over her. As this was my first 'dogging' experience i was a bit apprehensive and so when I was encouraged to get my cock out and start wanking, I opted to just watch, as I think performance anxiety had set in, and I was concerned I wouldnt be able to get hard.
The meet ended when he came over his wife, and then we went our seperate ways. Not long after I got a text from the male saying 'cheers', but he then asked me to delete his number. At the time I thought that this was fair enough, as I understand that some people want privacy, and don't want their private lives exposed. When I got home and checked on Fab however, I found that i'd been blocked from viewing there profile, and our messages had all been deleted. I was planning on giving them a good veri, and was hoping to get one myself! lol.
I'm guessing that they thought I wasn't any good, which is fair enough, but does anyone else think that this was a bit rude of them? It seems a bit harsh to block someone, even though I may not have performed aswell as they were expecting. I'd be interested in your thoughts on this. Has this happened to anyone else, and have other couples on here done the same thing? I'd be interested to know the possible reasons for this, apart from the obvious one which is that i'm a shit swinger! lol... "
You will never know their reasons, and you will only assume the worst, so try to forget it and take whatever enjoyment you can from the memory of the experience. |