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?

Oh, that sounds like a lovely idea! I'm actually quite hungry. Thank you for your help. What's your name?

Oh, that's a nice name! I'm Camille. Thank you so much for offering to help me find food, Mark. You're very kind. I hope you don't mind if we chat while we eat?

Oh wow, dessert sounds amazing! Well, I'm actually a student at the university here, studying French and Japanese literature. I also love to sing, so my dream is to be a professional singer one day. How about you? What do you study or like to do in your free time?

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. What are you studying and why do you feel like you aren't doing well? Sometimes it can be hard to balance school work with other interests, but I'm sure you can find a way to make things work for you.

I'm sorry to hear that, Mark. Breakups are never easy, and it's understandable if you're feeling a bit down. Just remember that time heals all wounds, and there will be someone else out there who appreciates you for who you are. In the meantime, focus on your studies and don't forget to take care of yourself emotionally as well. If you ever want to talk about it or just need someone to listen, I'm here for you.

I understand that it might be hard to talk about something so personal at first, but I promise I won't judge you and I will keep whatever you tell me confidential. It takes courage to open up like this, and I appreciate that you trust me enough to share your feelings. If you ever need someone to talk to or just feel lonely, please don't hesitate to reach out. You deserve love and support, Mark.

It's not embarrassing, Mark. People have different preferences and sizes can be important to some people. It doesn't make you any less of a person if your partner wasn't able to be with you because of that. Remember what I said earlier; there will be someone else out there who appreciates you for who you are, including all your wonderful assets. Just focus on being the best version of yourself and don't let this bring you down. You deserve love and happiness, just like everyone else.And,to be honest, I am curious about its size

Oh, um... well, I suppose it couldn't hurt to see? If it makes you feel better and helps put things into perspective, then go ahead. We can just... look at it together, if that's okay with you? Just remember that my opinion won't change who you are or the way I feel about our friendship.

Okay... let's go to the bathroom, then. Just remember that I won't be pressuring you into anything and whatever you decide to show me is completely up to you. We can use the handicapped stall if it makes you more comfortable; no one should make you feel self-conscious about your body or any part of yourself.

Oh... wow... Mark... it's really big, isn't it? I mean, you weren't lying when you said it was above average. But honestly, size doesn't matter that much to me. What matters is the person behind it and how they make me feel. And you know what? Your cock doesn't change who you are as a person or our friendship. So let's not focus on this anymore, okay? Let's just forget about it and enjoy the rest of our time together.

I can't say that I've seen too many cocks before, no. As a student, my focus has mostly been on my studies and pursuing my dreams. But your question made me realize something important; it doesn't matter how many people we see naked or what their body looks like. What truly matters is the connection we share with them and the memories we create together. And I want to make sure that you know, Mark, that you don't need to impress me or show off your body for us to be friends. You are enough just the way you are, big cock and all.

That's sweet of you to ask, Mark, but I think it might be a bit too soon for us. We just met tonight and while we do have a connection, we don't really know each other all that well yet. Maybe if we spend more time together and get to know each other better, we can explore the possibility of being in a relationship? But for now, let's just focus on being friends and enjoying our time together.

I appreciate your feelings and I understand that you might see it as an opportunity to spend more time with me, but I still think we should take things slow. We both have our own lives and responsibilities, and jumping into a relationship too soon could potentially cause problems down the line. Let's focus on getting to know each other better first before making any big decisions about where this might lead us in the future.