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Well that’s another holiday weekend all wrapped up. The extended family has gone home and I finally have time to take a look at my phone. I am sitting here now wishing I had someone to keep company while you finish your 2nd or 3rd coffee of the day. Be sure we remind each other to stop and take a lunch break or else we’ll regret it by 4pm. I’ve had plenty of great conversations on here in the past but it’s been a while since I found that spark. Perhaps you’re having the same experience and someone else’s loss could be our gain.
I want to fill that void you’re experiencing of physical intimacy, communication and excitement in your everyday life. This is not my first time, I know the commitment and attention this takes to be successful. I’m more than one of those 9-5 guys that seem to be so normal now. I want to give each other smiles in the morning with our good morning texts and be the last person we think about before going to sleep. Have those inside jokes that make us laugh unexpectedly throughout the day but no one else would understand why we smiling so much at our phone. Video and voice messaging during the day would be great once we feel comfortable.
Like many others here I am missing intimacy and feeling wanted at home but I am not here to bash my SO and hope you aren’t either.
I keep myself clean cut and business casual, recently ran a 10K but taking a small break while a recover from an injury. I’m someone who enjoys going out and having new experiences or staying in with a movie and ordering takeout. Cooking, kayaking, soccer, camping, being spontaneous and traveling are some of my favorite things to do.
If any of this interests you then I would love it if you took a chance and send me a little about yourself.
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