I love sending all kinds of sexy pics to the person I'm sharing that kind of thing with, like a boyfriend or lover, someone I've already established and granted permission to communicate with on that intimate level. In that case, however, I prefer action over pics or words, but when that's not an option, I'd rather exchange super hot sexts to increase the intensity of the desire and anticipation of our next explosively steamy encounter. But that's just me.
In that case, I'd insist on having at least two satellite-connected world phones. But all I'd be doing is retching into the receiver for the first eight months anyway, so it's probably moot.
How long do you stay away from land at a time? Do you just live in constant motion being carried by wherever the day and the waves take you?
Sorry for kind of going off the subject, but your life sounds fascinating, though I'm sure words don't do it justice. Sorry too for any ridiculous lack of "sea knowledge" I'm displaying in the usage of my layman's terms.
We rarely do more than overnight passages here in the Caribbean, but coming down from the US we were at sea for 10 days.
During the hurricane season, most "cruisers" hang out in Grenada or Trinidad to avoid the storms. The rest of the year we just travel between the islands visiting new places and old friends. The occasional charter (paying guests) visit for a week or so and of course family and friends do come down to escape the cold.
No schedules, alarm clocks or bosses.
Is it normal for men you just met to text pictures of their privates?
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I love sending all kinds of sexy pics to the person I'm sharing that kind of thing with, like a boyfriend or lover, someone I've already established and granted permission to communicate with on that intimate level. In that case, however, I prefer action over pics or words, but when that's not an option, I'd rather exchange super hot sexts to increase the intensity of the desire and anticipation of our next explosively steamy encounter. But that's just me.
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Hey, I'm all talk and no show on this one. No phone!
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What?
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living on a sailboat cruising the Caribbean, we don't have a phone.
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In that case, I'd insist on having at least two satellite-connected world phones. But all I'd be doing is retching into the receiver for the first eight months anyway, so it's probably moot.
How long do you stay away from land at a time? Do you just live in constant motion being carried by wherever the day and the waves take you?
Sorry for kind of going off the subject, but your life sounds fascinating, though I'm sure words don't do it justice. Sorry too for any ridiculous lack of "sea knowledge" I'm displaying in the usage of my layman's terms.
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Actually sailing around gets boring quite fast unless you drink or do drugs.
I've previously lived on a sailboat for months and have been days even weeks at sea with nothing around.
We rarely do more than overnight passages here in the Caribbean, but coming down from the US we were at sea for 10 days.
During the hurricane season, most "cruisers" hang out in Grenada or Trinidad to avoid the storms. The rest of the year we just travel between the islands visiting new places and old friends. The occasional charter (paying guests) visit for a week or so and of course family and friends do come down to escape the cold.
No schedules, alarm clocks or bosses.