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She smiled and rolled towards me. My heart warmed at the sensation of her flesh against mine and I was delighted to hear her laugh as she pressed her face to my chest. "Yeah, I think I'm good for a while," she said. "Thank you for your service."
"You're welcome" I replied. "Just make sure it's reflected in your academic performance."
Miranda groaned and rolled away from me. Standing up she pulled the top of her shirt back up, concealing again those globes that had become my whole world for a few moments. "Well," she said with a sigh, "I'm going to shower. Guess we can't be sharing a bed tonight. Pity. There's something nice about that."
I took that as my cue to leave. I sat up and awkwardly looked around for my briefs. Finding them, I began the process of re-clothing myself, finishing just as I could hear the shower start across the hall. Miranda had left the bathroom door open, and I could hear her singing a familiar tune. I walked slowly to my room, lay down on my own bed, and stared at the ceiling for at least an hour before falling asleep. Many thoughts were competing for my attention, some of them disturbing, some of them comforting, and almost all of them new.
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- COMMENTS
James_Duncanover 2 years agoIt's nice to see someone actually get an Aspie mindset, my only observation would be that we tend to know a lot of the "facts" about love and sex, it's the difficulty in connecting with people we suffer with.
I would also observe that whilst many seem to think we aren't emotional, we are, I would even say we are very emotional, it's just it tends to be on a very tight leash and it doesn't tend to always align with other people's emotional states.
But trust me, we get love, we just having difficulty in understanding how to express and accept ourselves.
I was about 35 before I really understood myself in that respect and ironically for me it was the combination of Aspie plus dominance that was causing me problems, once I got that sorted out, things fell into place.
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoCreative, nicely paced. a new perspective that I enjoyed. thanks
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoThis is well written, too well!
It was painful. The feeling, of wanting to jump in the story and slap some sense into Deke was almost overwhelming.
Poor soul, and all the real world people who suffer from being on the spectrum my heart goes out to you, not that you want it.
