antipode
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Needless to say I'm a virgin. Hmm. Well. Quite a story, lass. My guess is that you wanted out of the rut you were stuck in, and chose to do it this way. So now you've got the shivers, but you came here, and to him, to do the real time thing. So go do it, the shivers are part of the initiation. Do what you came here to do, and stop blabberin' There is nothing irrational about hyour fears, we've all been there, we've all had our first exposures, and you just have decided to go live dangerously. Cool, in my book, that's how I first ended up in London, never went home again. Kneel, offer your cherry, and get it over with. Couple of comments. There is a bunch of information about getting medical care on the NHS while traveling abroad. Go into the NHS database and find out. The Daily Telegraph has an excellent expat section, where a lot of this information is collated. Secondly - do not overstay your visa, even by a day. Assuming you're here on a visa waiver entry, your visa is not convertible and not extensible, and if you overstay even by a day they won't let you get back in the country for years. All those rules have changed. If you majorly overstay you even jeopardize your eligibility for business visas, work visas etc. If necessary, you should head back to the UK, and apply for an artist's visa - that will give you a longer term visa that can be modified and extended. Good luck. Stress all you want, but don't forget to have fun. And remember that condoms habitually tear when you're deflowered and there is an intact hymen, so make sure you're on the pill. Unless you want to start a family straight off....
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