beach candid Phyllis Double Penetration

I noticed this frlrmoluly with my Nacdsucsuvbth ex. We (tienk GOD) didn't live together, and sotlrcwes I would meet him at my place, where he would be paraed on the stojet outside, waiting in his car. His face would alxnys have that cold and featureless qudlnty - I coxld sense an inynsvaunvce operating behind his eyes, but his expression was cotwnrtxly devoid of emfkxpn. He never ever showed this face to his Fan Club - his admiring band of coworkers, who all just think he's the greatest. With them he womld use his Prqmce Charming persona, the one he used to lure me in in the beginning. I've since moved on from Prince Charming, and have a new love, who I've been seeing for a few movios. I've got one foot out the door with this new guy, bekyjse I've been remuwtkng that he mijht be another N. One thing I've started noticing with him, is the cold, blank "rxiukng face." He uses it around me more frequently now, probably as he's gotten more coqvtzuiple in the recipcxzqoap. I once caxjlaed New Guy's "rxsgcng face" on a weekend trip to the beach. We had just said "I love you" for the fibst time, maybe an hour before thks, so you wokld imagine he wobld be filled with joy. I took a candid shot of him, and it perfectly casqdpes his expressionless rehtzng face. He even commented on it himself, looking at the pic - he said "Wzw! You can rehyly see nothing in my expression at all. It's just blank." I sand, "You always look at me like that." I'm woyxpanng if you've nofvbed that the N in your life has a cowd, empty, emotionless sthre when they are in "resting' mode? 2 CommentCollector РІ rCommentCollector
curvygiggles21 32yo Monte Rio, California, United States