Trigger Pulling

I’ve written before about my first experience of attending a non-vanilla gathering – at a little cafe in the center of Lancaster City.  I was so nervous on that night that I actually had a racing pulse when I walked into that cafe.  And that’s really saying something as it takes a lot to get me nervous.  (I chalk that fearlessness up to quite a few years of productions in theater.)

But I met people at that munch that I am still very close with to this day – years since we met that night. 

And since then, I’ve attended countless festivals, house parties, munches, conventions and other kinky-ish gatherings.  In addition to that, I’ve also gone to a lot of other non-kinky gatherings with those kinky friends I’ve made:  from football games to baseball games, birthday parties, concerts and trips to bars for a few Guinnesses.  😉

But likely, I never would’ve met any of those people and I never would’ve had any of those experiences if I hadn’t pulled the trigger and gone to that first munch at that little cafe in the center of Lancaster City years ago.

I’m writing this to tell you that TeddyCon 2014 will be happening soon – an east coast convention for the ABDL & Age Play Community.  I’m not going to go into the specifics of what TeddyCon is about, since I’ve already written about it before in these postings:

October 17-19, 2014 really isn’t that far away.  Yes, it’s not even August yet.  But I will tell you that, at the time I wrote this posting, there were less than 30 tickets left for the convention.

And when it’s sold out, that’s it.

So now is the time to pull the trigger and register for TeddyCon 2014.  For years, I sat on the fence and thought about attending events, but didn’t.  When I finally pulled the trigger and attended my first gathering, so many opportunities opened up to me almost instantly.  I met tons of amazing people and made a lot of friends.

Acceptance … that thing we all want so very much in our lives … was waiting for me.  I just had to pull the trigger … figuratively speaking, of course.

I truly hope to see you there.