First kissu-desu

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There was a girl at the first anime convention I ever went to. This was a few months
before my 17th birthday. She held up a sign offering free kisses, so I partook.
It kind of tasted like cherry Dr Pepper. I ran away giggling. When I came across
her again later that day, she didn't have her sign up.

i feel bad for you

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She held up a sign offering free kisses, so I partook.

How to get mouth herpes, kek.

My first little 'peck' type of kiss was in grade 7, I believe. She was a nice girl and everything, we were actually friends growing up and we were dating at the time (we had a thing on and off for the following couple of years). One day we were hanging out with two of her friends; we were playing truth or dare, I got dared to kiss her so we both blew it off like it was nothing and kissed each other calmly to look cool. We bumped noses the first time then got it the second time, I remember we both blushed a lot. It was kind of embarassing honestly.

We were actually sitting on top of one of these things when it happened:

Then my first 'real' makeout kiss was with my grade 8 girlfriend. It was against the wall of an autobody shop at like 9PM, it was dark out. That actually worked out pretty well. I felt very confident, warm and fuzzy.

I am now a highschool senior and I can't tell you how many guys and girls I've kissed now, at least 20.

I save my first kiss for my future wife.

Waiittt!! I'm not even having a girlfriend yet...

FukuchiChiisaia wrote

I still my first kiss for my future wife.

Waiittt!! I'm not even having a girlfriend yet...

n'aaaw that's so innocent and admirable <3

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Still waiting for mine.

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Im sure youll meet someone nice soon. c:

I kissed a girl I fancied in 9th grade.
It was awkward and messy, not as great as people make it out size=9[/size] to be.
relationship never went anywhere, no affection was present, only teenage hormones.
Broke it up because it was too much effort. That was the day I pledged myself to 2D

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That was the day I pledged myself to 2D

2D is perfection.

Matango wrote

There was a girl at the first anime convention I ever went to. This was a few months before my 17th birthday. She held up a sign offering free kisses, so I partook. It kind of tasted like cherry Dr Pepper. I ran away giggling. When I came across her again later that day, she didn't have her sign up.

That's the saddest story I've heard in a while.

OT: Haven't had a 'real' one.

Never had one, never will as I see no need for a kiss, let alone a relationship.
Just a waste of time if you ask me.
2D offers everything a relationship offers without the pain.

LACHSPEED wrote

all i want is a real relationship with copious amounts of hand holding ;~;

Whoa man, that's some pretty hardcore stuff right there.

I suppose my first kiss was when I was 16, in my mom's basement with my gf at the time. I think I almost had a heart attack honestly.

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Never had one, never will as I see no need for a kiss, let alone a relationship.
Just a waste of time if you ask me.
2D offers everything a relationship offers without the pain.

I would tend to disagree. I havne't had the time nor the effort to search for someone to be with, nor have I really purisued any girl. However, I have had the luck of finding persons that I devoloped feelings for naturally, and luckily they did too, no real effort spent, because it never felt forced, our friendships just grew into something more. For me at least, having someone you really like, that likes you back doesn't feel like a waste of energy or time at all, you actually crave spending time with that person, being close to them. It also helps you grow as a person, when you get to know someone so well you start to learn more about yourself too. As for 2D offering everything else excluding the pain I'd say you're way off. If you substitute real life relationships for cartoons, it might just fill the void enough to get by, but the pain is there, it's quite evident in most hikikomori/otaku-dense places, where everyone seems either depressed or so deep into their escapism that it hurts themselves and those around them (etiher sooner or later). Sorry, I don't mean to sound preachy, I just had to write my take on it. The way I perceive things might be way off, so if you completely disagree with me; fair enough mate.

Em. wrote

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Never had one, never will as I see no need for a kiss, let alone a relationship.
 Just a waste of time if you ask me.
 2D offers everything a relationship offers without the pain.

I would tend to disagree. I havne't had the time nor the effort to search for someone to be with, nor have I really purisued any girl. However, I have had the luck of finding persons that I devoloped feelings for naturally, and luckily they did too, no real effort spent, because it never felt forced, our friendships just grew into something more. For me at least, having someone you really like, that likes you back doesn't feel like a waste of energy or time at all, you actually crave spending time with that person, being close to them. It also helps you grow as a person, when you get to know someone so well you start to learn more about yourself too. As for 2D offering everything else excluding the pain I'd say you're way off. If you substitute real life relationships for cartoons, it might just fill the void enough to get by, but the pain is there, it's quite evident in most hikikomori/otaku-dense places, where everyone seems either depressed or so deep into their escapism that it hurts themselves and those around them (etiher sooner or later). Sorry, I don't mean to sound preachy, I just had to write my take on it. The way I perceive things might be way off, so if you completely disagree with me; fair enough mate.

I think it's perfectly acceptable to be attracted to a fictional character because that's how we see how idealized significant other, but at the same time, having a healthy relationship with someone in real life is also good. That's not to say a relationship is fit for everyone - I know a few people who've been single their whole life and they like living a bachelor life.

I've already had mine... Didn't Like it. My 2d waifu is now my laifu.

mis wrote
Em. wrote

18947
Never had one, never will as I see no need for a kiss, let alone a relationship.
 Just a waste of time if you ask me.
 2D offers everything a relationship offers without the pain.

I would tend to disagree. I havne't had the time nor the effort to search for someone to be with, nor have I really purisued any girl. However, I have had the luck of finding persons that I devoloped feelings for naturally, and luckily they did too, no real effort spent, because it never felt forced, our friendships just grew into something more. For me at least, having someone you really like, that likes you back doesn't feel like a waste of energy or time at all, you actually crave spending time with that person, being close to them. It also helps you grow as a person, when you get to know someone so well you start to learn more about yourself too. As for 2D offering everything else excluding the pain I'd say you're way off. If you substitute real life relationships for cartoons, it might just fill the void enough to get by, but the pain is there, it's quite evident in most hikikomori/otaku-dense places, where everyone seems either depressed or so deep into their escapism that it hurts themselves and those around them (etiher sooner or later). Sorry, I don't mean to sound preachy, I just had to write my take on it. The way I perceive things might be way off, so if you completely disagree with me; fair enough mate.

I think it's perfectly acceptable to be attracted to a fictional character because that's how we see how idealized significant other, but at the same time, having a healthy relationship with someone in real life is also good. That's not to say a relationship is fit for everyone - I know a few people who've been single their whole life and they like living a bachelor life.

If you're into 2D I don't judge, that would make me a hypocrite, I'm just saying that it is in no way a true replacement for real relationships.

Utsutsu wrote
Matango wrote

There was a girl at the first anime convention I ever went to. This was a few months before my 17th birthday. She held up a sign offering free kisses, so I partook. It kind of tasted like cherry Dr Pepper. I ran away giggling. When I came across her again later that day, she didn't have her sign up.

That's the saddest story I've heard in a while.

OT: Haven't had a 'real' one.

I'd be more than happy to change that, if you'd like.~

4 days later

I'm trying to get my first kiss before next year so once I get that done I'll share the story with you guys!