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This began as a ramble about T's love life and discoveries while learning Tantra and over Beltane (May 1st Pagan holiday)...
But a dear friend had a terrible breakup, and my worry for him is almost all-consuming and I just can't think if playing until I address my feelings. To make it more awkward, I have loved my friend platonically but passionately, what thr Greeks defined as "Agape", but deep down there has been a deep sexual attraction and love, which the Greeks called "Eros" (like the God of Love) that has always been unrequited.
This is my thoughts, fears, hopes and best wishes poured into a recording for the broken hearted, who just needs to be told they are not alone.
(No sex or orgasm; basically SFW)
But a dear friend had a terrible breakup, and my worry for him is almost all-consuming and I just can't think if playing until I address my feelings. To make it more awkward, I have loved my friend platonically but passionately, what thr Greeks defined as "Agape", but deep down there has been a deep sexual attraction and love, which the Greeks called "Eros" (like the God of Love) that has always been unrequited.
This is my thoughts, fears, hopes and best wishes poured into a recording for the broken hearted, who just needs to be told they are not alone.
(No sex or orgasm; basically SFW)
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3 Comments
Deusdarkalmost 3 years agoYour truth always shines in your uploads. Your truth is what elevates you. Thank you for sharing your truth and your courage
longlicker69almost 3 years agoThis was so open, honest, thoughtful, and vulnerable. I feel bad for your friend, and I weep for your sorrow, but cheer your courage and grace in moving forward. I’ve followed you for quite a while, but similar to you, I sit on my stool and watch from afar. Thank you for sharing your heart.
