Reischfleger
Normal is a cliché, but weird is fantastic.
Slept bare naked for a few days. Felt weird, but I needed it. I enjoyed every night but later stopped because things started happening. If you know what I mean 
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What is the most spontaneous thing you’ve ever done?
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ChristianGianni
Time after some time you'll picture me ...
Stood up in the middle of a lecture at College, said I was as bored as shit and walked out and went to the movies for the afternoon.
Reischfleger
Normal is a cliché, but weird is fantastic.
ChristianGianni
Time after some time you'll picture me ...
Do you want to 'role play' you can be the lecturer and 'discipline'' me
Reischfleger
Normal is a cliché, but weird is fantastic.
Do you want to 'role play' you can be the lecturer and 'discipline'' me
I thought we have done that already. Remember nerd glasses, red sweater, and black joggers
ChristianGianni
Time after some time you'll picture me ...
I thought we have done that already. Remember nerd glasses, red sweater, and black joggers
Oh YEEEEAH!! I remember alright
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I did a NJ to California 2 month road trip by myself after being in-between jobs and inheriting a good amount of money.
Seen my Brother and family in Citrus Heights and then off on my own for a month cruising all around the state. Was awesome.
Seen my Brother and family in Citrus Heights and then off on my own for a month cruising all around the state. Was awesome.
HoodedRat
Rat Lives Matter
One day I was about to make a cup of tea, but I suddenly changed my mind and made a coffee instead! 
Utter madness, I know, but that's how I roll. I'm a true wild child!
Utter madness, I know, but that's how I roll. I'm a true wild child!
S
ShadowCat
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Last summer around 2 am or so I went outside in my back yard in just my boxers and tank. I had never been in my underwear outside I was even feeling ambitious and dropped my boxers hoping a car would roll on by!
LoveMyPeppermill
We turn each other's cranks
Back when I spent a semester in India during college, I took a weekend trip from Mysore down to Cochin (now called Kochi) in Kerala.
Late on Saturday afternoon, I was wandering around a neighborhood, walking past someplace with a high white wall, when I saw a woman in a sari looking at me through the gate, smiling at me and gesturing with her head for me to come in.
This could have been a dangerous situation, but I didn't feel any spidey-senses tingling or anything like that, so I followed her.
It turned out that this was a Jain temple, and it was time for early-evening puja (worship). The woman was a priestess, and there were about four male musicians there; they stuck a tambourine in my hand and we went from shrine to shrine, playing and singing hymns while she slowly waved a flaming oil lamp in front of the idols.
Everyone there was so, so nice to me! It was a surprising and delightful experience. And it led directly into the most embarrassing moment of my entire life.
Late on Saturday afternoon, I was wandering around a neighborhood, walking past someplace with a high white wall, when I saw a woman in a sari looking at me through the gate, smiling at me and gesturing with her head for me to come in.
This could have been a dangerous situation, but I didn't feel any spidey-senses tingling or anything like that, so I followed her.
It turned out that this was a Jain temple, and it was time for early-evening puja (worship). The woman was a priestess, and there were about four male musicians there; they stuck a tambourine in my hand and we went from shrine to shrine, playing and singing hymns while she slowly waved a flaming oil lamp in front of the idols.
Everyone there was so, so nice to me! It was a surprising and delightful experience. And it led directly into the most embarrassing moment of my entire life.
S
ShadowCat
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Ok I dont do anywhere do anything basically living just to go through the motions. Well living with family will drive anyone insane! So one day I got a bus pass and went to the ymca! So I told my family I was going to a friends house who at the time lived in the neighnorhood well got to the ymca fucked around on the elliptical then made the rounds of communal shower, steam and sauna not looking for anything in particular other than just voyeurism! from the ymca I managed to get to a sex toy shop and bought another dildo I was all over the city and none of my family even knew almost wish I would have gone to Steamworks or Mans Country in Chicago! It was great freeing and exciting!
NotHardUp1
What? Me? Really?
It was probably in 2007.
I had lived in Albuquerque for less than a year. My exodus from my home state and town had been long planned. My mother and grandmother had both died in 2002 within a month of one another, and I looked about at my life and decided it was not what I wanted. After 41 years, I felt constrained, and I was too often surrounded by the elderly, by conservatives, by those who accepted the status quo, and by mediocrity.
My life was comfortable enough. I had literally hundreds of friends and dozens of close friends. I was loved.
But, a life can be more, and I wanted to see more diversity, have more experiences, do more things. So, I decided to move away, to start over. To be sure, it was most definitely a mid-life crisis (even if I don't make it to 82.) But, true to form for my life, it wasn't the typical. Crisis meant a turning point, not a breakdown, or even a loss of confidence.
But, I'm a planner. My entire childhood had been often insecure and impoverished because my mother made one spontaneous kneejerk decision after another, dragging four children in tow, and usually ending in disaster. So, it took me until 2006 to have everything in place to move away. And during that phase, I joined JUB and was able to accept myself as gay and happily so, thank you. All of this is prelude, as Albuquerque was indeed a very calculated and challenging and surprisingly wonderful adventure. Unpredictable things happened. All was great.
And then life happened. The contract I had been hired to manage was decreased by over $50,000,000 due to the prime contractor having developmeent troubles with Congress and a loss of confidence in the project. No less than Senator Rockefeller saw to it that funding was cut. My accounting role was predicated on our contract's value requiring elevated cost reporting. Ten months into my new life, it was all changing and from no fault of mine, or my company's.
I was offered a totally different job than I was hired to do, as Proposal Manager. I had seen how awful deadlines were mismanaged by companies, and how many last minute panics there were due to low prioritizations, so I knew it was not going to be the job for me. Too many situations where you would be asked to work all night and weekends while your supporting engineers were out golfing and enjoying their lives at your expense. No thank you.
So, a new job search led to likely offers in Nashua, NH, and in Sacramento, CA, and in Anchoage, AK. The Albuquerque move had proven I could relocate and be happy, and to a place where I had no family or ties, so the world had gotten suddenly bigger. The wildness of Alaska, or its isolation was not a draw for me as it was for so many end-of-the-roaders, but the job there was on a construction project, and I wanted to see how my cost reporting worked in that environment, plus it was a novel location.
THAT was my spontaneous decision. THAT was unprecedented in my life really. THAT had almost no planning or safety net. I was going full Monty. And I lept in.
We now return you to our regular programming.
I had lived in Albuquerque for less than a year. My exodus from my home state and town had been long planned. My mother and grandmother had both died in 2002 within a month of one another, and I looked about at my life and decided it was not what I wanted. After 41 years, I felt constrained, and I was too often surrounded by the elderly, by conservatives, by those who accepted the status quo, and by mediocrity.
My life was comfortable enough. I had literally hundreds of friends and dozens of close friends. I was loved.
But, a life can be more, and I wanted to see more diversity, have more experiences, do more things. So, I decided to move away, to start over. To be sure, it was most definitely a mid-life crisis (even if I don't make it to 82.) But, true to form for my life, it wasn't the typical. Crisis meant a turning point, not a breakdown, or even a loss of confidence.
But, I'm a planner. My entire childhood had been often insecure and impoverished because my mother made one spontaneous kneejerk decision after another, dragging four children in tow, and usually ending in disaster. So, it took me until 2006 to have everything in place to move away. And during that phase, I joined JUB and was able to accept myself as gay and happily so, thank you. All of this is prelude, as Albuquerque was indeed a very calculated and challenging and surprisingly wonderful adventure. Unpredictable things happened. All was great.
And then life happened. The contract I had been hired to manage was decreased by over $50,000,000 due to the prime contractor having developmeent troubles with Congress and a loss of confidence in the project. No less than Senator Rockefeller saw to it that funding was cut. My accounting role was predicated on our contract's value requiring elevated cost reporting. Ten months into my new life, it was all changing and from no fault of mine, or my company's.
I was offered a totally different job than I was hired to do, as Proposal Manager. I had seen how awful deadlines were mismanaged by companies, and how many last minute panics there were due to low prioritizations, so I knew it was not going to be the job for me. Too many situations where you would be asked to work all night and weekends while your supporting engineers were out golfing and enjoying their lives at your expense. No thank you.
So, a new job search led to likely offers in Nashua, NH, and in Sacramento, CA, and in Anchoage, AK. The Albuquerque move had proven I could relocate and be happy, and to a place where I had no family or ties, so the world had gotten suddenly bigger. The wildness of Alaska, or its isolation was not a draw for me as it was for so many end-of-the-roaders, but the job there was on a construction project, and I wanted to see how my cost reporting worked in that environment, plus it was a novel location.
THAT was my spontaneous decision. THAT was unprecedented in my life really. THAT had almost no planning or safety net. I was going full Monty. And I lept in.
We now return you to our regular programming.