Tuesday, June 12, 2012

The Time I Orgasmed in the Chesapeake Bay

A friend told me I needed to write about this. Mr. A this is for you.

On Memorial Day weekend I had the most wonderful time on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay in Calvert County. I drove down on Sunday afternoon with the intention of walking and collecting fossil shark teeth and sea glass. As I drove down the the beach, I changed my mind and decided I would swim.  The water was so calm and the angle of the sun illuminated three rows of sand bars.  I had to get in.

I should add here that I did not have a bathing suit, so I took my bra off and went in the water with a jean shirt and t-shirt. I didn't have on any undies, so they didn't have to come off. It took me wading out about 80 feet to get to water that was chest level. (While I was in the water, my dog H swam out to me a couple of times.  Once he was to me, he wanted to hang out on my shoulder to get out of the water.  I had to send him back to the beach for the rest of this story.)


Treading water combined with lack of panties created interesting sensations and I got a little turned on. So I was like what the hell? I'll do what I want. I'm so far out that the kids and old folks on the beach can't tell what I'm doing.

Raindrop / Mea Culpa Merlin
But this was more special than rubbing one out in a swimming pool. I'm not a religious person, but I will grudgingly admit that I'm spiritual, especially around water, and especially in this water. All the molecules are connected and I get to be in it. Dipping a toe in the Bay feels like I'm dipping a toe in the the Ganges.  I'm swimming in the Pacific with whales and seals. The water washing over me has helped plants to grow and animals to nourish themselves. Once their lives are over, in decay, the water that sustained them evaporates back into the atmosphere.

 In addition to the tactile pleasure I was feeling, reveling in this connectedness made me want to cum even more. During quick tension and release of the orgasm, with my insides still contracting, I withdrew into myself and imagined I was swirling in a sea of blood, rain, piss, glacial streams, cum, mountain springs, spit, snow, tears. Waves caressed my neck and shoulders. Once I opened my eyes, the sky was blue, so so blue. I felt alive and part of something so much bigger than myself.