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22 Nov 2024 3:20AM
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I got recently divorced, and last week I went on my very first date in 15 years. She is a bit younger than me, pretty hot, in her early 40's, never been married, and the date went well, she invited me to her place, and we fooled around, it ended in a very nice, and sensual hand job, and I am happy.

I tried to make more of it, went for her buttons, she backed off with a smile and words "not yet", while continuing to kiss me, and touch me, like she is the horniest woman in the world.

Since I have been off the dating scene for a while, this confused me in a way. Is this something that happens nowadays? I mean, last hand job I got from a woman, after a date, was back in hs. She seems to like me, we are going out again on Saturday, but I am not sure, if this time, I should push for more, immediately, or go with the flow.

This may sound stupid, but I feel more insecure now, than I did when I started dating, as a teen. What do you think?

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22 Nov 2024 6:27AM

She's single in her 40s. She might just be a slow mover.  As long as the date went well keep seeing her until you get more.  She probably didn't want to put out the first time

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22 Nov 2024 9:31AM

Your confidence is ego issues.  Stuff from your marriage.  Divorce and death cause ego issues.  You go from your personal identity being we, to just you again.  It's tough, but don't ever think you're a problem.  Your just trying to figure out who you are at.  Give it time.  Don't let it weigh you down.  If you need to talk to someone, talk to someone.  Take care of yourself.

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22 Nov 2024 11:02AM

all solid advice good job fellas good luck man!

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