Rough first date – [FM]

Allison wandered from her bedroom to bathroom and back half heartedly. She's not sure why she agree to go on the date in the first place. He seems like a nice guy, but just a little boring. Her current dilemma is choosing what to wear. She wants to dress appropriately for the date, but not give the idea that's she's dressed to impress. A groan of frustration slips from lips and she flops onto the bed, her long chestnut brown hair splaying out above her. She's made no progress. She has to leave in ten minutes and she's still in her bra and panties.

Mark lounges on the sofa and checks the time every few minutes. He's happy have plans for the evening, but is concerned that Allison is a little… meek. He's wearing dark jeans a sports coat with a white cotton shirt under it. There's no butterflies in his stomach and he's already thinking about what he'll do when the date is over.

Mark sits at the table he's led to in the back of the restaurant away from the other patrons. It's quiet tonight, the soft murmur of conversation is pleasant, not overwhelming. He reads over the wine list as glances toward the door now and then, watching for his date.

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Sarah and the therapist [f/M]

It seems to Sarah that the waiting room of the therapists office was designed by somebody with too much time to think about where everything should be. Each book, picture, and chair was in a spot that seemed just right. It annoyed her. Everything annoys her. Not in an angry way, more like a long sigh kind of annoyance.

The door to the office opens, and a man in his mid-30s with a day of stubble pokes his head out and waves her in. Sarah hadn't seen a therapist before, but she's struggling with college, with being on the brink of starting a career, and with confidence. A therapist seemed like the right option at the time, despite the cost cutting into her already meagre budget.

Sizing up the therapist, she sees a man takes care of himself. He stands straight, Sarah can feel his presence, but it isn't intimidating.

"I'm Dr. Andrews, but please, call me Francis. This is an open room, and I hope you don't mind me calling you Sarah." It wasn't a question, despite his phrasing.