I did something seemingly innocuous that actually affected Rocky in real life. He came in last night to request that I fix it, and he loosely explained the situation which revealed a bit more about him. And the dynamic between us changed because of it. At least on my side.
To know someone is to love someone.
When a stranger opens up and reveals himself, he stops being a stranger. Most people think that if they reveal too much of themselves, others would flee or would hurt them. I found the opposite to be true. There's something endearing about witnessing someone else's vulnerability. When people shed their armor, trust flows and they become easier to love.
And, I tell ya, when the trust flows, it's easier to get an orgasm... or two... or three... or a ten-minute chain of them. *giggles*
Of course, it helps that he turned out to be a really good cyberer, in spite of his lack of experience. *grins*
Now, if he'd only come in more often.... (Hint, hint!)
A recollection of Opal Lei's life in Second Life® (www.secondlife.com).
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