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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I brought them all together for one night they could never match my sweet imagination. [/quote]

Everything looks worse in black and white!

An old flame reconnected via email.  We had left our relationship without closure and there was a lot of chemistry.  The email connection was quite flirty and there was a lot of shared laughter because you have so much common history at college. It was fun to become the person that you were when you were young and single. It was flattering and while DH was a bit miffed about it (because I tell him everything) I continued chatting, flirting etc.

For some reason I had not googled this person before but when I was contacted, I did.  Wow! Accomplishments of a 1%er.  Great life, wonderful family etc.  I found out that  this person had reached the heights of success in his field. He also used to be quite good looking so we exchanged pictures. I was shocked - he had turned into Mr. Burns from Simpsons.  OMFG. I was like oh no no no no!  I went and told DH and he was ROFL.  I had to spend a weekend in bed with DH to exorcise the image from my mind. Thankfully, it was a normal face pic...not a dick pic.

BTW - I am quite a stylish and good looking 50+ woman...even if I am not mistaken for a 25 year old. We all have aged. Some into wine and some into ACV.. but this was the crypt keeper. All the flirtiness evaporated in an instance.

[img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/Mr_Burns.png[/img]

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Lmao. I’m dying. Hahahahah. [/quote]

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