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[incogneeetoe]

What's your after sex tradition?

[southernprince]

What's your after sex tradition?

Cuddles, of course.

[Physdoc]

What's your after sex tradition?

Almost always after sex, she says "stay right there" and comes back in with a one warm, wet wash cloth and a dry one to clean me up, then sucks on me for maybe a minute. Then we go to sleep.

[Johnny D]

Sexual missed connections?
Was there a time where you thought there were sparks and something almost happened but then it didn't?
What happened?

I was on a business trip with a coworker. She was subordinate to me and we had an incredible working relationship and energy, while also being (secretly) attracted to each other. We were both married but also both in a phase of separation with our spouses and neither of us knowing about the other's situation. The first night of the trip we had a great time with another coworker, took a long walk, had a cocktail, a really nice evening. Neither of us confessed to being attracted to the other - both of us were enjoying very subtle flirting, however. We ended the evening and went back to our rooms. Some hours later she texted to let me know that she was having trouble sleeping. I was already wide awake and giving this some serious consideration. It took everything that I had to resist the call, but I did - I mean... We're both married, I'm her superior, etc. I couldn't. Definitely a "missed connection".

So, what happened?
Well, the next and final night we had an equally good time and got back to the hotel even earlier after a short stroll, and I asked, "Are you done for the night or did you want a cocktail?". Honestly not intending anything (consciously, anyway) other than a nightcap. She responded, "Do we need to have a conversation?". So we spent the next few hours talking - confessed to being very attracted to each other, talked about what a great pair we are, shared each of our marital situations... But always coming back to the fact that our working relationship prevents us being involved, it puts the company at great risk, the whole thing just doesn't end well we both agreed. It was honestly a very hard and sad discussion to have and we went back to our rooms (after some serious hemming and hawing getting off the elevator) deciding that it just wasn't meant to be. Not really a missed connection as much as a connection declined by each.

So then what happened?
We had separate flights home. That weekend we shared with each other over text that we spent the entire flight unable to get the other out of our mind and wishing that we could give it a try. Less than a year later we were each divorced. Another year later she became my wife. We're currently the most sickeningly happy couple you've ever seen.

[RickBhmcsb]

Excellent! I wish you two all the happiness in the world!

I was on a business trip with a coworker. She was subordinate to me and we had an incredible working relationship and energy, while also being (secretly) attracted to each other. We were both married but also both in a phase of separation with our spouses and neither of us knowing about the other's situation. The first night of the trip we had a great time with another coworker, took a long walk, had a cocktail, a really nice evening. Neither of us confessed to being attracted to the other - both of us were enjoying very subtle flirting, however. We ended the evening and went back to our rooms. Some hours later she texted to let me know that she was having trouble sleeping. I was already wide awake and giving this some serious consideration. It took everything that I had to resist the call, but I did - I mean... We're both married, I'm her superior, etc. I couldn't. Definitely a "missed connection".

So, what happened?
Well, the next and final night we had an equally good time and got back to the hotel even earlier after a short stroll, and I asked, "Are you done for the night or did you want a cocktail?". Honestly not intending anything (consciously, anyway) other than a nightcap. She responded, "Do we need to have a conversation?". So we spent the next few hours talking - confessed to being very attracted to each other, talked about what a great pair we are, shared each of our marital situations... But always coming back to the fact that our working relationship prevents us being involved, it puts the company at great risk, the whole thing just doesn't end well we both agreed. It was honestly a very hard and sad discussion to have and we went back to our rooms (after some serious hemming and hawing getting off the elevator) deciding that it just wasn't meant to be. Not really a missed connection as much as a connection declined by each.

So then what happened?
We had separate flights home. That weekend we shared with each other over text that we spent the entire flight unable to get the other out of our mind and wishing that we could give it a try. Less than a year later we were each divorced. Another year later she became my wife. We're currently the most sickeningly happy couple you've ever seen.

[RickBhmcsb]

Cuddling!

What's your after sex tradition?

[not2big]

If I have not orgasmed, she tries to get me to cum with a blow job. We then get dressed and have breakfast.

[incogneeetoe]

What's your after sex tradition?

For me it's "Finally think clearly..."

A few funnies off reddit:

"Crush their manhood against my forehead like a beer can"

"Deflating her."

[7sDoor]

I was on a business trip with a coworker. She was subordinate to me and we had an incredible working relationship and energy, while also being (secretly) attracted to each other. We were both married but also both in a phase of separation with our spouses and neither of us knowing about the other's situation. The first night of the trip we had a great time with another coworker, took a long walk, had a cocktail, a really nice evening. Neither of us confessed to being attracted to the other - both of us were enjoying very subtle flirting, however. We ended the evening and went back to our rooms. Some hours later she texted to let me know that she was having trouble sleeping. I was already wide awake and giving this some serious consideration. It took everything that I had to resist the call, but I did - I mean... We're both married, I'm her superior, etc. I couldn't. Definitely a "missed connection".

So, what happened?
Well, the next and final night we had an equally good time and got back to the hotel even earlier after a short stroll, and I asked, "Are you done for the night or did you want a cocktail?". Honestly not intending anything (consciously, anyway) other than a nightcap. She responded, "Do we need to have a conversation?". So we spent the next few hours talking - confessed to being very attracted to each other, talked about what a great pair we are, shared each of our marital situations... But always coming back to the fact that our working relationship prevents us being involved, it puts the company at great risk, the whole thing just doesn't end well we both agreed. It was honestly a very hard and sad discussion to have and we went back to our rooms (after some serious hemming and hawing getting off the elevator) deciding that it just wasn't meant to be. Not really a missed connection as much as a connection declined by each.

So then what happened?
We had separate flights home. That weekend we shared with each other over text that we spent the entire flight unable to get the other out of our mind and wishing that we could give it a try. Less than a year later we were each divorced. Another year later she became my wife. We're currently the most sickeningly happy couple you've ever seen.

What an awesome story!! And to think...if you two didn’t have that conversation on the second night, you might never have gotten together years later. Here’s a shoutout to good communication!

[incogneeetoe]

What’s the funniest thing someone has said to you during sex?