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His name was Ira Stevens….

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on September 5, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsOctober 18, 2014
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His name was Ira Stevens. He was tall and shy, towering over me, and it was the 50’s. I lived on Montgomery Street and then on East 18th in Flatbush – a Brooklynite. His only problem was that he had a stutter, but I never viewed that as a problem. Perhaps my mother did, and he went off to the Korean war – and I waited for letters from him, which never arrived. Then my mother told me years later that he had written, but she’d destroyed the letter. I think it was the most hurtful thing she ever did to me, if not to him.

Posted in Brooklyn, Young romance | Tagged naïvety

Our “spin the bottle” game…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on July 15, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsNovember 13, 2014
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Our “spin the bottle” game was a little hotter than the ones described above…See, when the bottle was pointing toward you,the boy who had spined wasn’t kissing you on the cheek (girls weren’t kissing them there eighther). But if you really didn’t whant to be kissed by the “ugly one”, you had the choice to answer a very embarassing question (like who would you like to go out whit ??) and you had to say the truth. funny old times…

Posted in Other Games, Young romance | Tagged "Spin the Bottle"

We played the same game…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on July 7, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsNovember 13, 2014
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We played the same game with a little twist. The both of you would go in a closet together. We called it “60 seconds in heaven”.

Posted in Other Games, Young romance | Tagged "Spin the Bottle"

My first kiss was in the…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on June 8, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsJune 8, 1999
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My first kiss was in the back of the schoolyard in Pittsburgh in the sixth grade. There was this kid in my class, Richard…who really liked me, well at least I thought so. And he was always shoving me around. So one day we were at recess and he starting pushing and landed a quick one on my lips. I was soo surprised at this. This was back in 1983.

Posted in Young romance | Tagged first kiss

Where is Robbie Rothblatt…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on June 1, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsJune 1, 1999
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Where is Robbie Rothblatt – My first kiss at Camp Louemma circa 1960? tennis2

Posted in Young romance | Tagged first kiss

You wanna talk “naive”?…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on May 31, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsMay 31, 1999
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You wanna talk “naive”? Here’s a humdinger of a story for you. When I was about 16, my 20-year-old boyfriend decided to dump me one night because I was “too young” (which of course meant I wasn’t ready to sleep with him so what was the point, right?) He lived on one side of a VERY busy street near where we were standing, I lived on the other. When I say busy, I mean Houston Street right off of FDR Drive; six lanes of traffic, three going onto the highway, three going off, and moving at a pretty good clip. Well, I did NOT take this breakup lightly and figured I’d teach HIM a lesson. I didn’t look for traffic going onto the highway as I began crossing the street to go home. I didn’t look for traffic coming off of the highway when I stepped off the median. My plan was, of course, to have him see me get struck by a car and feel so badly about it that he would take me back (please remember I was a very young 16 — NOT “16” like the kids are now, and no, it never occurred to me that it would hurt or that I might die). Well — I got to the other side safely (obviously God really DOES take care of FOOLS and babies, like they say) and turned to see if he was watching. He was long gone. He’d apparently turned to go the minute I walked away from him, so he’d have missed the whole thing — the crash…the pain…the drama of it all! The nerve of that guy! Geez, I wouldn’t be sixteen again if you paid me — I was SO melodramatic! – webdiva

Posted in Young romance | Tagged naïvety

My first kiss was NOT particularly…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on May 31, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsMay 9, 2019
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My first kiss was NOT particularly pleasant but it was memorable. I think I was about thirteen or fourteen years old. This guy from the neighborhood who was about my age was always making racy comments around me, which I pretty much ignored. Late one summer night, I was walking home after hanging out with my friends and ran into the guy. He walked up to me, asked me if I’d ever been kissed and before I could reply, planted his lips on mine and stuck his yucky, sloppy tongue halfway down my throat. And then he walked away. At the time I thought, “if this is what kissing is about, I’m NEVER getting married!” We never mentioned it after that and I haven’t seen him in yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeears…… – webdiva

Posted in Hanging Out, Young romance | Tagged first kiss, Summer

I was most afraid of young…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on May 27, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsMay 27, 1999
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I was most afraid of young women my age when I was in my teens..Don’t know exactly why..perhaps it was because I was raised by my Grandmother and her Sister..could be. Anyone the first lady I felt comfortable is someone I will never forget…after many dates we split..after WWII we met, had a drink..she told me of her wedding plans..after I met her a few times on the subway I said things like: ‘What lovely legs!’..one day she said: ‘Why weren’t you like this years ago…and so it goes..fortunately I married a lady who is by and large the same or better..love her after 47 years of marriage..end of my tale John

Posted in Young romance | Tagged naïvety

Sure I remember my first…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on May 26, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsMay 26, 1999
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Sure I remember my first kiss..so exciting and I was so naive about sex but really enjoyed it. Wonder where she is now…a lovely lass I met after WWII just after I got out..we had a drink..she told me of her marriage plans and that was that..Ah life. SMACK! John

Posted in Young romance | Tagged first kiss

We had a girl in our neighborhood…

Streetplay Discussion Archive Posted on May 19, 1999 by Streetplay DiscussionsMay 19, 1999
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We had a girl in our neighborhood who was very pretty and knew it. She managed to goo goo eye every boy that any of my other girlfriends went ‘with’. Well, we had many a tearful night knowing that Ellie had managed once again to steal our boyfriends. But in the end, it was she who got stuck with the loser. At this time, she is the only one amongst us who ‘divorced’ her husband, while all the other gals are still happily married to their first husbands. Maybe sometimes, it doesn’t pay to be the most attractive in a group. How does that saying go? That beauty is more then ‘skin deep’?

Posted in Young romance | Tagged Stealing boyfriends

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