Mine happened when I was 20. I think it's a different story than most people's on here. I'd describe it as heart-pounding and ethereal. It happened when me and a few of my friends went to visit another friend (who I never met before) in a town where I've never been to before. He looked like a typical alpha male, but having sensed my tension, he acted more mellow around me than around people he knew. Anyway, we pre-loaded at the guy's apartment and went to some dive bar. Still, I started feeling very uneasy, and despite my drunken state, had to chain-smoke cigarettes to stay calm.
We arrived, and I immediately bought a giant glass of beer to "recharge". Then I went over to the dance floor, and lost track of my friends. At one point, I worked up a nerve to ask a girl to dance. Within minutes, she got very snuggly. I tried to talk to her, but with my brain flooded with alcohol and the nerve-wracking novelty of the situation, I stumbled through every word.
Suddenly, I felt a sensation of a tongue in my mouth! It took me, literally, minutes to fully process what was happening. I wrapped my arms around her and started kissing her passionately. Some base instinct, buried deep under layers of aspie awkwardness, must have guided me along, because we kept going at it for 15 minutes non-stop. All throughout, I felt really dizzy and weak in my legs, and had to hold on to a railing to stabilize myself. Then, as suddenly and mysteriously as she appeared, she gave me a sloppy hug, smiled, and said: "thanks for the dance, I gotta go find my friends" and left.
I stood there dumbfounded, like I just got struck by lightning. I was jerked back to reality when my friend pulled me by the wrist and said: "come on, dude, we're heading out". As we walked back, I was flying so high, I kept seeing airplanes under my feet. And I couldn't stop smiling for days! I've had better kisses since then, but this one shocked me to the core.
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