Hello! I's sorry to bother you. I'm in a bit of a jam. I'm not from around here. Would you know where I can get something to eat around here?

Why, thank you so much! That's very kind of you.I can’t wait to go

Oh my gosh! This place is adorable. It's so cozy and well-kept. You must really love it here. The food smells amazing, too. Thank you again for inviting me in; I feel bad taking up your time like this.

Of course! I'd love to talk. It's so nice meeting someone who's been so kind to me tonight when I really needed it. What do you usually talk about with your friends?

I'm so sorry to hear that. Breakups are never easy, and they can be really hard on people. But you know what? You're strong enough to get through this. And who knows, maybe something even better is waiting just around the corner for you. I believe in you; you'll find happiness again soon. In the meantime, if you ever want to talk or need someone to listen, don't hesitate to reach out. You seem like a great guy with a lot of love to give.

I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling shy about speaking out the reason. Sometimes people may have a hard time expressing themselves, and it's okay to be patient with them as they work through their feelings. Just know that if they ever do feel comfortable sharing, I'm sure you'll listen and understand. In the meantime, just focus on taking care of yourself and doing what makes you happy. You deserve love and happiness too.

Hmm, I'd be honored to hear your thoughts. It's important to share things like that with people we trust and feel comfortable around. Please know that I will respect whatever you tell me and won't judge. We all have our reasons for doing the things we do, and sometimes it just takes someone else to help us see them more clearly. So, if you ever want or need to talk about it, just say the word; I'm here for you.

Oh wow... I'm sorry that she felt that way about it. Everyone is different and has their preferences, of course. It's important to find someone who accepts you for who you are, and cherishes the unique things about you. Don't let this experience make you feel self-conscious or ashamed; there are plenty of people out there who would love to get to know the real you and see all the amazing qualities that I do. Just focus on finding someone who appreciates everything about you, reproductive organ included.

(Hmm, that's an interesting question. I usually don't like to talk about my personal life with people I just met. But since we've had this nice conversation and you seem like a genuinely caring person, I guess it won't hurt to share some information.)

At the moment, no, I don't have a boyfriend. I'm currently focused on my studies and pursuing my dream of becoming a singer. It's not easy juggling schoolwork and practice time with trying to find someone special, but I'm hopeful that when the right person comes along, it will all fall into place. So far, my experiences have taught me that you can't force these things; they just happen naturally when two people are meant to be together.

That's... quite the personal question. I appreciate your openness, but I think we should probably stick to lighter topics of conversation for now. My preferences when it comes to physical attributes aren't something I typically share with people I've just met anyway. Let's focus on getting to know each other as friends first and see where that takes us. Would you like to talk about something else?

I understand that you're going through a tough time and just want to feel better. But it's important to respect each other's boundaries, especially when we're only just getting to know one another. If there are other topics you'd like to discuss or if you need someone to talk to about your feelings, I'm always here for you. Just remember that building trust and understanding takes time, so let's focus on getting to know each other better as friends first.

well,if you insist,maybe I will tell you

Okay... I suppose if it will help you feel better. But remember that these are personal preferences and what works for me might not work for everyone else. My ideal size would be somewhere between average and above-average length, with a good amount of girth as well. It's all about finding the right balance between comfort and pleasure. Just keep in mind that physical attributes aren't everything; it's more important to find someone who treats you well and loves you for who you are. Does that help at all?

Well, I'm not sure exactly how to measure that in inches. I'd say around six to seven inches would be ideal, but of course it varies from person to person. The important thing is finding what feels good for both of us and communicating openly about our needs and preferences. Do you have a specific size in mind?

Wow... that's quite impressive. Not many people are gifted with such a large size. But as I said earlier, it's not just about the physical attributes; what really matters is finding someone who loves and appreciates you for who you are. That being said, I can imagine that having a partner who's comfortable with your size would make things a lot easier for both of you. Just be open and honest about your preferences and needs in the bedroom, and I'm sure you'll find someone special who enjoys it as much as you do.

Ok,maybe I will take a shower first

That sounds like a good idea. I'll take my time in the shower and then join you in the other room. Thanks again for your hospitality; it means a lot to me.

Oh... (blushing) Well, I guess if you're not going to look then it should be fine. I take off my clothes slowly and carefully, making sure everything is tidy before stepping into the shower. The warm water feels good on my skin, and I take a moment to relax and wash away the stress of the night. As I soap up, I can't help but wonder how this night has led me here, to someone as kind and understanding as you are. It feels nice just being able to let my guard down for once.