Last Saturday my boyfriend took me to a very fancy restaurant. He told me on Wednesday that we we're going out and I had to dress up. Saturday afternoon he came to me when I was sitting on the couch, watching TV, and started to kiss me. He wanted to have sex and so did I. It didn't take long before my pussy was all wet. When I was ready I spread my legs for him and he started to fuck me there on the couch. It felt so good and I think I was very loud. I had an orgasm and he shoot all his cum in my pussy. When we were done we took a shower together.

Soon after I had to start with my make-up and getting dressed. Even though I thought I started early he was still like rushing me in the end, telling me to hurry up. Asking what was taking so long. I told him it takes longer time for girls to be ready. I don't think it doesn't matter what I say, he will ask the same question next time also.

I was wearing black high heels and a light-blue dress that ends between knees and ankles, with bodice and modest neckline. Before we went out the door I did something he loves. I lifted the dress and showed him I wasn't wearing any panties. He smiled so much and gave me a kiss. I don't know why he love it that much. This time I was wearing a dress but it's like the shorter skirt I'm wearing, the more he loves it when I go out without any panties. I wrote about the first time I did it but it has not been the only time.

In the restaurant we got a little round table with candles and a red roses in a vase.We had a fantastic three course dinner. At one point, for a brief moment, I actually thought he was going to propose. My heart raced because I'm not really prepared or ready for it. But he didn't.

When we came home we cuddled, kissed and went to bed.

It was a wonderful, fantastic evening. My boyfriend do things like this because he is not a dick or douche bag. 

I don't know if I've gotten used to it or if something has changed. But I don't notice people looking at us that much any more. When we started to go out I could see people looking at us all the time.