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Shylass
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female
United Kingdom

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swollen, I find the forums I use for my other interest also tend to be like that, I go through phases of interest (or lack of), as do other posters.


Quote by TXGirl
I can relate to your hesitation...I'm very hesitant to even post on these bulletin boards because I tend to think and rethink everything I write. I've been a member for almost a year and have only posted a handful of times (this is me branching out! lol)
There has to be a happy medium for me to be comfortable in a chat room...too aggressive will scare me off, but I'm not aggressive at all so someone else has to initiate the conversation. Maybe sometime I'll venture into one of them...but it would be easier with someone I "know." (Kind of like going in to a bar in "real life"! You need your wing man!)


Thank you for stepping out and posting. I will watch out for you if and when I am brave enough.
Thank you all very much for your replies. I belong to two other forums (utterly unlike this one, I might add!), and I always find peoples' posting styles interesting, as well as what they actually have to say.

Maybe I will try the chat out again.

Once again, I am very grateful to you for taking time to post. Maybe see you around...
... Does anybody actually ever go in The Love Shack and The Love Lounge? Only, I'm new, and very shy, and nobody is ever in there when I am on. I went in the Lush Bedroom, as that seemed the most frequented place, but... well, I'm ...

People very kindly kept whispering to me, and there were so many I didn't know what to do with myself. I couldn't keep up with anything or anyone. I am aware I could make my own room, or just sit in one until somebody comes along, but I'm embarassed enough as it is, and I was rather more hoping I could just go and lurk in a room for a little while and get my bearings whilst not annoying anybody or giving the impression my braincell actually works on demand. Because it really doesn't, I'm afraid.

And so, I just wondered, does anybody go in the more general rooms? And if not, why not? Is it because most other people are elsewhere, or the other rooms better fit the description of why you are there? I'm curious about lots of things, but I need to start somewhere, and I was hoping for a more gentle lead-in. Sorry.

And if you aren't asleep yet, thank you for reading.