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pat362 (0)
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I don't think sight is essential when it comes to lovemaking since lovemaking can be performed in the dark where neither party is able to see.
I would think that sight is primarily important in getting the juices flowing but frankly It sort of becomes redundant for the lovemaking as I prefer to use my hands, mouth, dick and more importantly my brain to make love with.
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04-15-15 06:08pm
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graymane (Suspended)
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I wrote this poll question because I'm deeply intrigued by what it's like having sex with a woman while being deprived of the all-important stimulant normally derived from touch-feel-smell and all the other adjoined body parts that make up the whole that the sighted needs to consummate a successful union.
But because the body has this amazing ability to reproduce.
This would include sprouting (if you will) limbs and other surface growths....further, among other things, I have to believe the body would ultimately compensate for one's losses wherever it may be.
Outside this Poll topic, I have to view and write this thing objectively ...because I am a victim.
My story is simple:
upon leaving a weekly boy scout meeting, My life went from whole to a fraction when, in a flash , I lost my left eye. My eye, (what was left of it) cupped in my hands, blood and jell once holding the fluid inside my eyeball intact, was now dripping through my fingers; having been ripped from the eye sac's interior from the impact of gravel shrapnel, generated from under my feet as I was walking on the loose gravel leading to the safety of home.
My mom had warned me, on this celebrated holiday when fireworks everywhere could be heard going off throughout the day to stay away from them. The irony here was that I was the only scout that night not playing with fireworks. So At the tender age of twelve, on happenstance of being the innocent target of a prank involving the scoutmaster's son.
The aftermath ......
My passion to be a professional athlete, the four sports I'd chosen, then divided into segments which I'd continue working tirelessly all my life to make the grade. The payoff upon reaching adulthood, when I'm ready to step into a career I knew I'd be ready. A business alternative was my backup should my athletic hopes fail to materialize .....Sadly, it all suddenly became non-existent. Health requirements for the business I contemplated went under. The sight of only one eye automatically discourages you to pursue any thoughts of a future in baseball. Depth perception is a must to get any wood at all on a 100 mile per-hour delivery from the strong arm of a major league hurler. I do it all the time though in the localized simi-pro ranks that most cities carrying teams on that level supports.
Oh yeah! please forgive me for not expanding on the poll questions:
Being told I'm a ripe candidate to lose sight of my other remaining eye, possibly through a degenerative disorder that's very common in old geezers my age. The hell with baseball or business possibilities .......if blindness research would hurry coming up up with something positive that'll maintain (or enhance) my pleasure on its present scale having to do with access to viewing, touching, or any other mode that works.
Am I makin' myself clear on all this weighty diatribe, guys?
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04-15-15 09:49pm
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