Life, they say, is lived only once. So do what makes you happy today because you may not get a second chance. It is funny that in the pursuit of happiness we actually forget to be happy.
Understandably everyone is chasing after one thing or the other and the end goal is to live a good life and provide for loved ones. The sad part is that some people die in that rat race without actually getting to their desired level of comfort. It is even sadder when they didn’t stop to enjoy the moment at whatever level they found themselves.
Life is tough and the pressure for survival can be overwhelming, but in the midst of it all, find time for yourself. Do the things you love and never let go of your inner child. Like I always say, life was made for the living not the other way round. So live life in a way that when the curtain is drawn, you know you gave it your best shot.
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I gave myself this pep talk for motivation because I had a scare recently. Dave invited me to this Chinese restaurant. It is new and on the island. We had heard a lot about it so we decided to try it out.
It was a beautiful evening and I was looking forward to so much fun. The restaurant was on the seventh floor of the building. So we had to use the elevator.
We got on the elevator and after a few seconds, it started to make some funny noises. We tried punching some buttons, but nothing worked. Now, I was beginning to get worked up. I had a phobia for confined spaces and heights. So this was my worst nightmare.
We were the only ones on the elevator, which made my anxiety worse. We banged on the elevator entrance with hopes that we would be heard and get help. After some minutes that seemed like forever, we heard a man say that we should be patient that the technicians were working on the elevator.
Dave held me tight because I was literally shaking. I don’t know what came over me because I kissed him, first on the neck then on the lips. I was shaking as I pulled him closer to me, unzipped his pants and brought out his dick. To my surprise, he was hard as stone. I turned around and pulled down my pants,
Dave entered with a fierceness I had not seen in a while. His every thrust was deep and hard, still I savoured every stroke. It was painful and sweet at the same time. It was a double orgasm. We came at the same time and just as we adjusted our clothing, we heard the elevator door open and the manager of the building and the technician starred at us. We were drenched in sweat but not for the reasons they thought. They kept apologising, but I wasn’t listening. I was just glad to be out.
I was no longer interested in dinner so we headed back home. As soon as we got back to my place, we got out of our clothes and got into the shower. The spray of water helped to ease my anxiety. Dave held me from the back, holding me tight still, he fingered me slowly. It was pleasurable and relaxing. Just what I needed. I couldn’t hold back, I came. My juices dripped down his finger and as water washed away my juices, it also washed away my fear.
We returned to the bedroom and I rode him to bliss. From fear to orgasms. What a day.
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