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Date Posted: Friday, September 27, 10:27:37am
Author: Max
Subject: Re: Non-celeb childhood experience - 1st grade in elementary school
In reply to: Admin 's message, "Non-celeb childhood experience - 1st grade in elementary school" on Thursday, September 26, 02:00:24am

Sure I would like to see her.

I have an early story that I believe may have contributed to my fixation.

I was younger than 10 at least, and I was playing with toys in the living room while my grandmother was watching TV. A commercial came on with a pretty girl in a bikini and my grandmother said "Shame on her for showing her naval."

I am not sure but I believe that is what started it.

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[> [> Non-celeb childhood experience - 2nd grade in elementary school -- Admin, Friday, September 27, 03:36:38pm [1]

Thank you for that! I've sent you an e-mail about Caroline. Now, here's a 2nd-grade experience -

When I was in the 2nd grade (1977-78), there was this extremely pretty & sexy blonde girl named Stacy Buenger (pronounced BING-er), and I wanted to see her belly button so badly, but I just wasn’t getting to see it, as each month of the school year slowly passed. Then one day late in the spring, shortly before the school year was to end, I looked over at Stacy in the morning of our class, and she was in the middle of yawning & stretching, with several inches of yummy belly flesh showing, with a little doughnut-shaped (shaped like a piece of Cheerios cereal) "inbetweenie" right in the center! BELLY BUTTON!!! I was so pleasantly shocked & stunned to see such a sight that I could have almost had a heart attack or something!

Then the next day, or maybe a couple days later, I saw it again! As the weather was getting hotter, summer clothing tends to be much more suitable for belly exposure – either inadvertent/accidental or not! Stacy pulled up her shirt to wipe her mouth on her (front) shirttail at the end of a recess outdoors, and thus I saw that wonderful little “funny scar” in all its glory for the 2nd time.

Then finally, very soon after that, during a recess outdoors she even tied her plaid blouse into a knot, showing off that amazing awkward body part for the whole world, and for my own eyes for just the 3rd time. It was rather incredible to go through almost the whole entire school years without coming anywhere close to seeing it, then all of a sudden seeing IT 3 times, in spectacular fashion, in a matter of just a few or several days, right before the school year ended (early June), when all hope would have been lost!

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[> [> [> PS -- Admin, Friday, September 27, 03:42:41pm [1]

All hope would have been lost at the conclusion of our school year in June, not only for that year, but likely permanently because I had been informed that Stacy & her family would be moving to Chicago (from central Ohio), and I would end up never seeing her again, sadly. In fact, I've never been able to find out anything that ever happened to her after she & her family moved to Chicago.

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