The Long Farewell...

[Kaleidoscope]

you're a good faker, don't let anyone tell you different!

Spoken like a true Phunster. Don't let anyone tell you any different.

[linusnc]

I am sorry to hear this my friend. I know me and you have not talked much. But I wish I could take this burden that you have and give it to myself. May God bless you my friend.

[pigger]

we all die someday, actually i dont know what to say.

[X-Spectre]

Sorry to hear your news my phun bro, one truth in life is that nobody gets out alive. I JUST came across this today in my daily news lists, maybe fate is taking a hand and you can get involved in the testing and if not save your own life maybe make all the stuff you are going through mean something to someone else? At any rate here it is....


'Universal' cancer vaccine developed
A vaccine that can train cancer patients' own bodies to seek out and destroy tumour cells has been developed by scientists.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/s...developed.html


Much love my brother, will be reading along with you and in a way your memories are on the internet now and that's a form of immortality I suppose.

[A.tab]

My second eye surgery within 5/6 weeks seems trivial to me after reading your post. Will pray for a happy ending and
that you receive strength enough to bear your condition as
well as possible.
Your PHUN family is there for you, always.

[X-Spectre]

Sorry to hear your news my phun bro, one truth in life is that nobody gets out alive. I JUST came across this today in my daily news lists, maybe fate is taking a hand and you can get involved in the testing and if not save your own life maybe make all the stuff you are going through mean something to someone else? At any rate here it is....


'Universal' cancer vaccine developed
A vaccine that can train cancer patients' own bodies to seek out and destroy tumour cells has been developed by scientists.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/s...developed.html


Much love my brother, will be reading along with you and in a way your memories are on the internet now and that's a form of immortality I suppose.

I did a bit more research on it if you're interested and it's being trialed at Hadassah (sp?) hospital in Jerusalem and they ARE recruiting patients right now the following page is a link to their website and it says there are application forms available. Don't know what your resource situation is but it's a possibility.

[TheOne]

I'm so sorry to hear Kaleidoscope, and... too bad that it didn't work out with Janet

[Redwing1]

Horrible news , i don't know what to say.
I'm so sorry

[Kaleidoscope]

Although Janet's departure hit me hard, I was yet still young and resilient. This, the memory of her faded quickly - especially after I met Leone.

Leone had striking Norwegian looks despite being raised by a Catholic Irish parents. She was adopted. She very self-conscious about this despite that the adoption occurred early in life and she could not remember her biological parents.

I suspect that she must have been teased a lot about being adopted during elementary school *because she made a disclosure almost immediately after we started talking. I further suspect that my "who cares" reaction might have made me look more attractive to her because I was invisible to such bombshells.

In fact, a more than a few guys stated that they wondered what she saw in me because "you're outta your league". While this type of comment was aligned with my own assessment of my relationship with Leone, for whatever reason, she clearly liked me as I did her.

Who was I to question?!

Leone and I started becoming close at the start of the school year. We dated for a few months and much of it was in the public domain. No vigous displays of affection, however. Leone was somewhat reserved and attended church on Sundays without fail. We stayed at first base through the fall and most of the winter.

Unlike my previous relationship with Janice, I didn't push the envelope. She didn't want to go any further than pecks, hand holding, and hugs (with lots of space between our pelvises).

Playing the 'good boy' role was challenge. Ye Gods! I learned that it is very possible to ejaculate with the touch of a hand. Although it didn't actually happen, I came - no pun intended - very close to doing just that on a few occasions. More commonly, I walked, errr, limped home after our dates with a case blue balls that only my right-hand could relieve.

The blue period only got worse after Leone Let me place a hand on her nylon covered knee during a movie. Her silky flesh was intoxicating. Constantly reaching the brink only to pull back made my balls so blues that ducked into an alley to jack off before heading home. (I was lucky to not have been caught. In those days, condoms were sold under the counter and the police not only would arrested me but give details to the local newspaper local crime columnist.)

Finally, we started tongue dancing when spring came around. Our hugs also started getting to become more like real hugs. You know, the type that a lady feels a hard, hot rod against the thigh but short of dry humping. Pressing but not rubbing. It was a slow torturous route but we were making progress towards having sex. At least I thought we were.

It didn't take long for the school year to come close to the end and I wondered what the summer would hold for me and Leone. Free days to enjoy the warm and push the boundaries further than what we already done. Unfortunately, my hopes were shattered when she told me that family vacation was planned and involve touring the country for most of the summer.

My summer would be spent without Leone. My heart broken.

Resigned to fate, I spent as much time with her as possible. We kind of drew back to more innocent kisses and hugs during the interim. My last visit before Leone would leave for the trip was short. She was to busy packing. So I was there for only a "good bye".

To me, this could have been a "farewell and good luck in life" as the last girl I dated vanished over the summer. So I got daring when she kissed me good bye in the hallway. When my cock got dutifully erect, I gave her the mot passionate kiss that I could while pressing my hard on into her crotch. She didn't retract and I started rubbing it slightly.

Because Leone allowed me to continue, I reached up and cupped her left boob with my hand and squeezed it softly. My underwear was moist with pre-cum while our crotches pressed together. Suddenly, Leone pushed me a way, said "you better go" and went I to the house closing the door before I had a chance to say anything.

I departed feeling that I screwed up big time! I regretted pushing it that far. Although Leone seemed to like the feel of a cock pressing against her covered yet protected crotch, her ultimate reaction led me to believe that I pushed passed a line that she wasn't ready to cross and that our relationship was over even if she didn't move away.

This wasn't the case at all but more on Leone after a tale on two ladies that consumed most of my summer - Marilyn and Anna.

[Kaleidoscope]

Horrible news , i don't know what to say.
I'm so sorry

Hey Redwing... Nothing To say... I'm at peace. Thanks for being a pal.

[Kaleidoscope]

I'm so sorry to hear Kaleidoscope, and... too bad that it didn't work out with Janet

Thanks!

[Kaleidoscope]

I did a bit more research on it if you're interested and it's being trialed at Hadassah (sp?) hospital in Jerusalem and they ARE recruiting patients right now the following page is a link to their website and it says there are application forms available. Don't know what your resource situation is but it's a possibility.

My doctor and I discussed this treatment. He skeptical because pancean cancer is resistant. I'll check it out but guardedly.

Thanks Bro!

[Kaleidoscope]

My second eye surgery within 5/6 weeks seems trivial to me after reading your post. Will pray for a happy ending and
that you receive strength enough to bear your condition as
well as possible.
Your PHUN family is there for you, always.

Hey Tab,

Eye surgery is serious. How would you read Phun posts if youre blind. Hope your prognosis is good.

[Kaleidoscope]

we all die someday, actually i dont know what to say.

Maybe someone will post a formula for immortality. Chuckle....

As a said to a few, the wierd aspect of knowing is that the cloud of depression that hung over me has dissipated. Not having to feel the pressure of living up to expectations is liberating. Strange eh?!

[Kaleidoscope]

I am sorry to hear this my friend. I know me and you have not talked much. But I wish I could take this burden that you have and give it to myself. May God bless you my friend.

Thanks. We still have time to talk. I'll know when it grows short once and I still appear to be healthy. Like one Canadian politician, Jack Layton, did until he lost weight.