Quickie Sex: Patience Isn't Always A Virtue
A short thought on why a hurried encounter can be good
The powerful energetic and emotional foreplay that leads up to a quickie comes with a satisfaction that is entirely unique to any other kind of sex you’re ever likely to have.
The intoxicating unspoken inner dialogue between two connected people that silently screams ‘I want you, right here, right now’ is utterly toxifying and frankly delightful.
It makes me quiver a little bit just writing that.
I'm entranced by the subtle besom. When you know they feel the same electric vivacity and want you just as much in return. The kind where the passion of the connection and its delay is forced only adds to the tension of what's to come. You both know it’s going to feel damn good.
More than anything, this kind of stolen intense and hurried sex communicates a burning ‘I want you now’ feeling, validating that there is a deep desire and longing.
This isn’t about long passionate, satisfying sex. This is an entirely different form of affirmation. A hard stamp on the page.
‘I really want you, I really need you and I will have you.’
Surely there is absolutely a place for these kinds of expeditious encounters from time to time.
Quickies can be good.
In fact, they absolutely are.
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