HOW TO CONQUER A WOMAN CONTESTED BY MANY OTHER MALES

n the Nepal-Srilanka-Maldives trip with AnM (Adventures in the World, trip agency)in the mid 80s I was in a large group, a few couples, many horny guys and only two single girls, one of whom mated immediately, Graziella remained, a beautiful brunette with a beautiful smile, but with a bad carachter and not friendly, already in Nepal in Kathmandu we had quarreled because one evening at the Hilton hotel where we were having dinner, she put a nice Bluemarine ceramic ashtray into her bag while we were sitting in groups in the armchairs in the hall, I ordered her to put it back on the table because the theft was collective and I didn't want to pass for a thief, she smiled and told me not to break, I replied that if she didn't put it back I would have advised the reception, she put it back, In the evening we slept in small hotels with rooms occupied by bunk beds, she said: guys get in line and I decide who sleeps in the room with me (, not in bed) and their pimps obeyed, while I instead said fuck of When we arrived at our Maldivian island I was sleeping in a bungalow in a double room with two beds with another guy of the group, All the bungalows were in the centre, surrounded by green bushes and then there was the white sand beach all around and a sea full of fish and corals of all colours, I was fit in great physical shape, back from months in the gymn, I started running on the beach going around the island, There was she sunbathing alone and I was about to climb over her to pass, she blocked my ankle and made me fall to her side, I cursed and she said to me: why are you being such an asshole with me? With her soft sensual R, I stopped to explain the reasons, she understood and... we became a couple, I didn't do it on purpose, but I remembered the advice of a playboy colleague: if you want to conquer a woman you don't have to take care of her...stimulate her curiosity and desire for seduction

 

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