Ladies (&guys) tell me about your first time

[Cloudbringer]

LadyWendy: HAHAHHAHA You are on a roll (hot dog?) tonight, sis! Ball Park, the only kind to buy! Love the gif, er, what is it? LOL!

[Ladyzekke]

CB - don't know what the hell it is! Just thought it matched the mentality of those fang-tatoo freaks I mentioned!! Hehe! La La La!!

Well, there coming outof the wood work now, its a good thing. Intersting point about all women so far getting started through their boyfriends.

Tobbin..your my hero

[Tobbin]

Hmmmm. Fang-Tattoo freaks. Hmmmm. I don't have fangs, but I do have a tattoo. Loved The Rocky Horror Picture Show too. Don't know why, as it was kinda cheesy and outdated when I saw it, but definitely loved it. I guess cause it was an audience participation kinda thing (some people performed the scenes line by line LIVE right up front just below the screen. I was a virgin before I went there, but they inaugurated me (you just gotta go to find out).

Ok, the post was asking about our first time. Well, I can actually say that my first time was also MY FIRST TIME. It was in the 11th grade. I was talking to some friends at school and someone said they were going to a D&D game later on in the afternoon. I asked them about it and they said it was a game of the mind. It's like a boardgame without the board they would say. Whatever you can think up, you can do. Well, I was pretty intrigued by it, but didn't ask anymore about it. Til I got into my history class that is. There was this girl that I liked a lot, but just didn't know how to talk to. Well, seeing as I had a new line of conversation, I asked her if she played D&D. She told me (while I was tying her shoes - I did that a lot - don't ask - God this is awkward) that her brother had played D&D with her, but he always killed her off. She said that she had played it enough with him that she thought she could run a game. I asked her if she wanted to play with me. She gave me this odd kinda look, but said, sure. So later that day, she comes over to my house and she gets these figurines out. I'm like, "What's that for?" She told me that you just have to use them, cause it helps when stuff happens. I'm like ok and we get set up. We roll up some characters and she like sits real close to me to show me some tables that she says I need to know. Well, while she's showing me the tables, she kinda bends over and I kinda can see down her shirt a bit. She musta rushed over to the house after school cause she's only wearing the shirt. Well, so it doesn't get too much here, we ended up playing a couple of turns in the game when she asks me if I like her and I say I do and we liked each other together (if you know what I mean). OMG (face turning really red here). I just think, "MAN, I ******* LOVE D&D." We played with each other (in more ways than one) up until I went into the Navy and we broke up. Never will forget that day. And I never will forget her.

HaHa LadyZekke, when I saw this post, my thoughts were the same. ^Ahem^ that, gentlemen, is for me to know....
As for the other matter (yes, i'm a goil, even though the name here is of my male PC character in BG2), when did i start playing D&D? College days (am I that old?). Didn't like it: boyfriend who would play all day saturday at a student club called the "Dungeon Masters Association". I told him, OK fine, just be done by 6 or 7 so we can go out. Grrrrrrr. I would get there around then and sometimes he'd not finish till 8 or so. So, my first impression of D&D was not a good one. (He and I lasted about 5 months)

Then later, my much more true love introduced me to his friend who was a DM, seemed like quite a nice guy and......some women played in his game, so I said, why not?
Went fine, I even enjoyed it a bit. He was much more of the role-play DM. So now that we're all in the computer age, we don't have DMs anymore, just our boyfriends or husbands who buy these silly computer games. And so mine did, and so I play it too.

[Melusine]

Same here.
Boyfriend introduced my to his friends with whom he played D&D, they asked me to join the game... few months later he showed me Baldur's Gate 1, I got hooked even more than him and bought BG2 myself!
Now I'm the one who's the RPG freak and I have to walkthrough him through the game yay
Any ladies out there who found out about roleplaying all by theirselves???? It seems all of us needed a male friend to find out about it.

Yeah, I think I'm one of the few guys that learned it from a girl though. Other than that, I don't think I've ever known another girl teach a girl.

[Cloudbringer]

Er, all but one,here ladies and gents! The only male type personage associated with my coming of age in the BG2 etc world is a friend's husband who used to play D&D or I'd not have known what it was...but I never actually played with him or his group! (The module I'd gotten as a gift from another friend was one he'd already done looooong before so we never played).
(my boyfriend at the time was too 'refined' to do such vulgar things....he later dumped me for a Swiss finishing schooled airhead.... geee..I think I like the D&D crowd so much better...if only I'd know then, what I know now! LOL!!!)



Cloudbringer, making the exception to the rule,as usual...sigh...LOL!

Wow, that's another thing we have in common CB. I'm usually the exception to the rule too. LOL. BTW, now that I can actually see your sig, just wanted to let you know that I thought it was a cool one for you to go with. If I see a storm one, I'll give ya a holler though.

[newbie]

Let's do the time warp again.... I would like to propose a ..TOAST! to all the lovely ladies on the board, where were you when i started with the world of greyhawk back in '76? Got into chess club as a frosh, and started accumulating all the paraphenalia *(no, that kind of paraphenalia did not happen til college and the rocky horror pictureshow)* had a bunch of friends, we all ran dungeons of our own, had the dominoes and lead figurines so you could not slick the DM by saying you were going to backstab the zombie when your character was actually in the back of the pack and still had to work his way forward. I still have my AD&D player handbook, monster manual, DM guide, characters on paper that i started over 20 years ago, all the die, the killer-literally- dungeon i made up- on graph paper and everything! after i got out of high school and started college, drinking and seeking the close company of the opposite sex replaced D&D as my favorite activities, and the old bunch all went our separate ways. I just bought bg2 in january, and have gotten hooked all over again- and, I'll have you know i have actually pulled out some of my old books to figure out some of the monsters, spells, weapon damages and the like, 'cause i started with a {looks around furtively and puts finger to lips ssshhhh} a burned copy of the game, so i did not have the manual or anything else. i finally repented and did go buy the thing, but i still use my monster manual- I forgot that darn +3 or better and magical resistance on the iron golem in nalia's keep, but electical attacks slows them. I truly enjoy the game, but because it seems that others who play are few and far between, the interpersonal interactions is the component that i really miss the most, and the computer is a poor substitute. I guess that is why i find myself on this board as much as I play the game, if only there were a way to combine them, I would be in hog heaven!