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Bi-girl - where to go?

babybrandnew · 2008-10-23 10:10:17

hi new to this forum and seeking some pointers. I've recently entered into a bi-sexual relationship with another woman but we haven't done 'it' yet due to a lack of places to go. Both our homes are out of the question and staying away overnight is not an option currently either. Most that can be achieved at the present is…

23-10-2008 10:10am

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babybrandnew

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hi new to this forum and seeking some pointers. I've recently entered into a bi-sexual relationship with another woman but we haven't done 'it' yet due to a lack of places to go. Both our homes are out of the question and staying away overnight is not an option currently either.
Most that can be achieved at the present is a couple of snatched hours and I'm wondering are there places we could go for some privacy for a short space of time?

Has anyone else had this dilemma?

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#2 23-10-2008 11:14am

Boston

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I think most young couples have the same problem. Get a room in a B&B in town/cheep hotel somewhere would be my advice.

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#3 23-10-2008 9:31pm

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Travelodge. cheap, clean. has shower. ideal

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