Guys Guys Guys, The real jist of my post was for us to comment how we started etc as we are all addicted to it, No self important shite etc?? Calm down and share your fun!!!
Thank you wolfiesmith69, you’re right
Here then in that spirit, is my tale.
I started a little over a year ago when there had been a multi-year sex drought at home due initially to illness. I read something about ‘punting’ in the newspaper, and realised that until that point, I’d always assumed it to be a seedy street corner type of activity. Not one that could be enjoyed on a bed in a comfy flat or hotel room.
My interest was awakened! There followed much review reading, browsing of this website, and UKE and AW and after many many weeks I decided that I might just be brave enough to give it a try. I made an in call appointment, bottled it, re-booked, bottled it again and finally slapped myself hard and told myself I had nothing to lose, and only fun to gain. I kept the appointment and the WG was very understanding about the bottling and my nerves. She was very patient.
Looking back I was so nervous that I didn’t enjoy the punt as much as I would come to enjoy others. I think after the event I was more proud of myself for having the balls to actually go through with it, than for the act itself. I’m well known in civvie life for not taking risks or living dangerously- yet I’d done it!
That feeling of being at work amongst colleagues and someone says “good weekend?”, thinking to myself “better than yours pal, if only you knew”!
Since then I’ve had a fair few punts, mostly reviewed -plus a lot of repeat visits which can’t be reviewed again. The nerves are mostly gone. I don’t consider myself addicted though. I feel more that it’s like the genie is out of the bottle, and i’ll always be a punter now, regardless of how frequently or otherwise.
Whether I punt depends on availability of an excuse, finance, level of horn, and various other factors. Now I know I can have sex with a fit 20 something girl for a relatively small outlay, I don’t see any reason to stop. But I don’t have to do it everyday, at all hours, uncontrollably. So I’m not an addict. But I’m hooked!