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Hi, I'm new here, and this subject is very much up my ally so to speak having raised a family afloat and manage the stress of that and have a vibrant sex life too.
I remember hard hands and salty hair is a turn off no matter where.
Where I've been very fortunate to have a partner share this life, I always advise those wanting the same to take the lady out on a lovely calm day to a magical bay and have a picnic, then if willing let the passion unite you both into the world of raw nature, where together you will face many challenges that will test that bond.
Great thread....almost as good as tonights surprise sailing chore: crawling into the bilge to restore mounting bolts for pintles and gudgeons ....complete with 5200 no time and the sun going down over the travellift....
Exuent and arrrrrggggggghhhhhh! Love hurts.
Sunset sail, to "Dock and dine" at a nice restaurant. Watch the sun set from the dinner table. Leave the restaurant about 9:00pm. Enjoy a full moonlit cruise, clipping along at 4 knots, tiller pilot on... let the chips fall where they may.
I liked it better racing down a coral edge bright green on clear water with your partner stripping off pushing you down onto the aft locker and you gaze around as if in a dream. Thank god for autopilots!
To us "boat yoga" describes the odd and uncomfortable positions necessary to reach whatever needs to be repaired on the boat. I'll have to be careful using that term without context, lest I be misunderstood.
After years of playing the noble sport and practicing a policy of catch and release I find that the real problem lies in not being able to see my contemporaries of the fair gender as potential bed partners and not being able to see the younger ones as anything else.I continue to research the issue in search of the solution
to answer---:
yes.
mebbe
mebbe
who cares
doesnt matter
not gonna be in a marina anyway, so is moot point.....and doesnt matter what ye wanna name it...LOL
Many of you may not be aware of this little known fact; The forward hatch was invented for sticking ones head out and checking for lobster pots when "underway".
So if you see me sail by, no one is at the helm, and my head is sticking out of the hatch you will have a pretty good idea of what is going on down there.
edit: If you see me get off the boat alone, then it'll be easier to narrow down.
My hair repeatedly got caught in Velcro intended for securing cushions to the settee... but I was into the guy, so I rolled with it. The flexibility from a regular yoga practice definitely pays off.
It amazes me this thread has 33 pages yet contributes virtually nothing to the practice of sailing.
However, being 25 and a live aboard in college, I can say chicks dig the boat thing. However, that will just get them to come check it out.
Whether on a boat, in a car, or on your parents sofa-- you still gotta know how to close the deal.
The boat helps though haha
It's a breath of fresh air that no one has tried to ruin this thread with anything about the practice of sailing, other than to note that autopilot comes in very handy at certain times! Gratefully, this thread stayed true to its title; while sex in one's home ashore may not require any special tips and advice, the small confines and quirks of a boat do present a different set of challenges, and seemingly endless opportunities for some lighthearted humor.
Along the same line, if you are drifting in somewhat shallow waters, it's nice to be able to look up and check your chart plotter too.
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