They Don’t Know!

I know I’m old, but I’ve lived a very full life, few regrets. I’m constantly amazed about the youth ( especially my grandchildren) and their ideas of what the “ olden days” was like.
No, we didn’t have internet, cellphones or TikTok. But, we didn’t have Covid lockdowns, HIV or things like Tranq either.

Thanks to no cellphone videos or digital cameras, there’s no record of their grandma sitting topless on my shoulders at a Dead show, tripping on acid. No proof of that one girl in high school who gave out blowjobs under the bleachers just by asking. Hey, back then you could fuck just about any girl you wanted, no condoms, you just asked if she was on the pill.
What they don’t understand ( and I think it would freak them out) is anything they have done, will do or will think about doing sexually, I’ve done to their grandmother. Backseats, on the beach in broad daylight, in the bathroom at the bar, we did it.
Best part is, every now and then, we still get busy. Try to bleach that out of your head!

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by Anonymous on Mar 10, 2023 at 8:28 PM

This Grandpa is right.

I grew up before internet, cellphones, digital cameras, Covid lockdowns, HIV or LGBTQIA+. We did a LOT more than kids today do.

I didn't just take off my top at an Air Supply concert, but at 17, I happily got gangbanged there too. I was one of the girls in junior high who gave out blowjobs to boys who were bold enough to ask.
Back then all the VD's we knew about were curable so as long as you were on the pill you didn't have to worry about condoms.

What I think they don’t understand (and I think it would freak them out) is lots of things we did and had done to us, would 'TRAUMATIZE' today's "adults." Getting hit on, harassed, spied on and groped at school and work I always thought of as perks of being a woman. Waking up sore and naked after being slipped a Mickie and realizing I had been taken advantage of was actually an ego boost and I was always 'Good Sport' about it. I LIKED waking up and not knowing who did what to me.

I LOVED it when my husband's bosses would hit on me suggesting my husband's futures at the company depended on how "nice" I was to them. I almost always left feeling proud that I was able to use my womanly ways to help my husband's career. We didn't see it as cheating as it was to help our husbands and OUR financial futures.

Now men are afraid of touching you, but in my day, a dad I just babysat for could drive me home and not worry about taking me parking before dropping me off at home. I LOVED my 'rides' on the way home and I'd never think of "me too"-ing them all these decades later.

You may not believe it, but I remember when men and boys were not allowed to wear swim trunks at the park pool. Meanwhile we HAD to wear sucky one-piece swimsuits, but we also knew, and loved, that the boys spied on our locker rooms.

When I was a girl, I witnessed a few "Impregnation Parties" at our home for infertile young couples. House parties where the wife stayed in her bedroom and one at a time the husband would ask invited male guests, one at a time, to take their turn in that bedroom.

So, you see, we did it all you do and more. Yes, now that we're empty nesters again, were getting naughty again!

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