This is Lisa.

Woke up this morning remembering a first date with a guy who could have been a LTR but

it never worked out.

At age 26 or so, my roomate moved out to live with her boyfriend, he soon found a job in

another town and suddenly, things seemed very lonely in my life. It was time to end my crazy

blur or alcohol, cocaine and one night stands and find a guy for a relationship. From the the senior

year of high school until this time point. Men were disposable to me, no feelings, fun, a few drinks,

blow and go, one night stands, booty calls. Sure had many guys who would now be called FWB but

none that ever got into my life. No way, I had a trust fund and could go out on any given night and

find a man. Why bother dealing with a realtionship ? Watching my roommate go from one psycho dude

to the next only confirmed my desire to stay "free" .

Dave was a nice guy, a few years younger. He had a trust fund too, he did not follow his brothers

into a family business and opened a garage at age 22.  He wore a cowboy hat which no one wears a

cowboy hat aroud here.  It served him well, it is his trademark look now 30 years later.

He knew a "friend" of mine who was also a car guy and stopped by with him for a ferw beers one

night. He asked me for my number and asked me out for later in the week.

I wore this short white pleated tennis skirt, black pantyjhose and something on top, maybe a tank top which

was out of style but still OK and is nice easy access. Always allow a guy a chance to run his hands up your shirt

and not fumble with your bra.  

He picked me up in an SLT truck, big trucks are huge turnon for me. We went somewhere and had two beers.

when we got back in his truck, all I wanted was to spread my legs, have him rip my hose open and plunge his tongue

inside me. "Can you show me the back of the truck"? I slid back there opened my legs and boldly demanded "Eat me Out Dave" 

He did and then we fucked in the backseat. We were an item for 3 weeks. Dave could not handle my lifestyle, got angry and moved on.  

Nice sincere decent hardworking guy, he has a grandson now.