Never too Old
Ron and David,
I don't have a question, I have a statement. Two
years ago--to the day as a matter of fact--my wife
of 23 years left me. I sat there that night
thinking, "damn, I'm 55 years old, slightly
overweight and who the hell will want me?" I had no
confidence at all. I thought I may never get laid
again! That's a terrible thought.
One night, while at a resort bar, a woman next
to me was ordering drinks and said hello. I
responded with a hello, and she asked if I'd like
to party with her and her friends. I said, "sure."
We ended up swimming naked in the pool at 2:30 AM
and I got laid. That's all it took. My confidence
soared, and I can tell you this, 55 and 56 are not
bad ages. I have scored with women 20 years my
juinior and one, two years older (what a hot 58
year old!).
I'm writing this, not to brag. Well, yes a bit
of that, but I think you should let men know that
they're never too old to get laid. I'm sure there
are a lot of guys out there who stay home and sulk
because of a marriage break-up when they could be
getting more sex now than they did while they were
married. I am. That's for damn sure. George
Thanks George!-Ron and David
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Technologies, Inc.
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