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Myth #1: Japanese women are shy
When I met
Rumiko through an online ad, I
found her to be very conservative, professional, and proper – everything
one would think a professional salaried woman working in Tokyo would
espouse. However, when it came to making the first move, Rumiko surprised
me. She took out her business card, presented it to me, and said rather
forcefully, “Call me”. Intrigued, I e-mailed her and she immediately
invited me out to dinner with her and a friend. At dinner she presented me
with a small gift. I later found out that this was her first sign of
affection for me.
A few
days afterwards, I e-mailed her again and she ended up asking me if I
wanted to skip town for a day during the weekend to
sightsee. I said yes
and she made arrangements. That day out, sitting on the floor, while
drinking tea, she made her first physical move. I noticed that she ever so
slightly moved one of her cute little feet towards my hand so that they
touched ever so slightly.
A few
days later I e-mailed her again and asked her if she wanted to get out of
town again for a day the following weekend. Not only did she say yes, she
told me she was looking forward to getting in to a co-ed public bath with
me! That day, although we never did make it to the public bath, she had no
hesitation taking my hand (for the day!), whispering sweet-nothings in my
ear, holding me, resting her head on my shoulder, and touching my legs.
Another sign of affection: another gift.
A week
later she called and said she wanted to spend the day together. Again, we
spent the day hand-in-hand. A week later she made the ultimate move: she
called and asked if she could come over and spend the night with me.
Myth #2: Japanese women are submissive
There is a stereotype
of Asian women as being submissive. Without defining the word, I can only
counter that. Indeed if this is the case, then it is only relative to
western women. I didn’t know what to expect when Rumiko came over to my
place, but I thought that I would be the one leading and commencing
proceedings. However, as I was about to, Rumiko excused herself. She went
to the restroom to wash up and change. It’s the first time that a woman
that I’ve been with and has been at my place has changed prior to coming
to bed. She clearly wanted to get into something she was comfortable in
and wanted to be in control of the initial dress
down.
Myth #3: Japanese women have bad teeth
While, yes, from a
dental perspective, many Japanese women leave a little something to be
desired in their teeth and mouths; they certainly do make up for it in
bed. From the moment my lips met hers, I was amazed at her ability to
kiss. The expert-like use of her tongue had me spinning. And when she
brought that expertise down for oral adventure, she again worked wonders.
The partnered use of her lips, tongue and teeth certainly lead to one very
long and pleasurable night!
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