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Everybody’s looking for something

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Finding a partner with whom you share a mutual interest in physical intimacy involves building connections and fostering open communication. Here are a few suggestions to help you in your search:

1. Expand your social circle: Engage in activities, hobbies, or communities where you can meet new people who share similar interests.

2. Online dating platforms: Utilize reputable dating websites or apps that allow you to specify preferences and connect with individuals looking for similar experiences.

3. Attend social events or gatherings: Participate in events, parties, or social gatherings where you can meet new people and potentially find a compatible partner.

4. Be open and confident: When interacting with potential partners, be yourself, express your interests honestly, and show respect for their boundaries. Confidence can often be attractive, so try to be comfortable in your own skin.

5. Communication is key: Once you establish a connection with someone, have open and honest conversations about your desires, expectations, and boundaries regarding physical intimacy. Mutual consent and understanding are crucial.

Remember, building a healthy and fulfilling relationship goes beyond just physical intimacy. It's important to foster emotional connection, trust, and compatibility as well. Take the time to get to know the person and ensure that you have shared values and goals.

Lastly, always prioritize consent, respect, and ongoing communication in any relationship.

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Jan 5Liked by Michael Mohr

This is beautiful writing.

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Jan 5Liked by Michael Mohr

“A rich inner life that tastes vaguely of dark chocolate”. (Inner monsters w a sweet tooth?) Great power in this whole piece. Reads like a confession.

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Light is born from darkness.

Order is born out of chaos.

Life is born from blood and pain.

Poetry,

Prose, is the same.

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Love your description of the insanity and pain associated with the writing process. Are all writers doomed to experience it? Thanks for sharing.

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