I felt a bit self - conscious at first. I thought I looked older with the glasses on. But then I looked at a book and saw how clear the words were, and that feeling quickly faded. I was just happy to be able to read comfortably again.
Well, the first time I wore reading glasses was quite an adventure. I was in denial about needing them for a long time. But when I finally tried them on, I was amazed at how much I had been missing. I noticed all the little imperfections in the print that I hadn't been able to see before. It took a while to get used to having them on my face, though. I kept accidentally touching them as if they were something foreign.
I felt really alone at first. I was at home by myself when it happened. I was confused and didn't know who to talk to. I was also a bit scared that it might be a sign of some illness. But once I called my mom and she explained everything, I started to feel a bit more at ease.
I felt a bit excited. There was something about his smile that made me curious to know more about him.
I felt really special. It was like she was opening up a part of herself to me.
I felt excited and a bit scared at the same time. Excited because it was a new chapter in my life, but scared of the unknown. There were older students everywhere, and I wasn't sure how they would treat us newbies.
I felt a bit uncomfortable. It's not something you see every day, and it was a new and strange sight for me.
The first - time swingers usually feel a mix of emotions. They can be excited about the new experience and the possibility of something different. But at the same time, they are likely to be a bit scared. There's the fear of the unknown, not knowing how others will react or if they will fit in. And also, there might be some guilt or hesitation because of the different nature of this lifestyle compared to the more traditional relationship concepts they may be used to.
It was a swimming race. I had never expected to get ahead at first. But suddenly, I found myself in the front. I was so excited that I almost lost my rhythm for a moment. But then I quickly composed myself and focused on my strokes, thinking about how I could maintain my lead until the end.
I felt a strange calmness. It was as if a new door had been opened to self - understanding. There was also a touch of self - consciousness, but overall, I was more aware of my own physical and emotional state. I knew that this was a part of my personal growth, and I started to accept it more easily. I also felt a bit tired but in a good way, like I had just had a unique experience that was just for me.
I felt a sense of growing up. It was strange but also a bit exciting in a way. I knew that my body was changing and I was becoming a woman, but at the same time, I was a bit worried about how to manage it all.