What are some appropriate first experiences to talk about instead of first sex stories?

A first time going on a solo hike can be really exciting. You get to experience the beauty of nature all by yourself, face challenges like finding the right path, and enjoy the solitude. It's a great way to build self - confidence and connect with the outdoors.

The first time traveling alone can be a great story. I remember my first solo trip. I was nervous but also excited. I got to explore new places at my own pace, meet new people, and discover things about myself that I wouldn't have known otherwise.

We can talk about the first time we achieved a personal goal, like the first time we ran a marathon. It was an amazing feeling of accomplishment, with months of training paying off as we crossed the finish line, surrounded by cheering crowds.

One could talk about the first time they went camping. It was such an amazing experience. I woke up early in the morning, surrounded by the fresh air and beautiful scenery. I could hear the birds singing and the gentle rustle of leaves. We cooked food over an open fire and told stories all night.

The first time you cooked a meal together can be a great story. Maybe it was a bit of a mess at first, with flour everywhere and the food not turning out exactly as planned. But you both had a great laugh and in the end, you created something together that you could enjoy, which brought you closer.

Another topic could be the first time you participated in a volunteer activity. You get to help others, make a positive impact on the community, and also learn a lot about different people's situations. It can be a very fulfilling and eye - opening experience.

The first time you read a really inspiring book can also be a great topic. For example, when I first read 'To Kill a Mockingbird', it opened my eyes to so many important social issues and the power of kindness and justice. It was a life - changing experience.

One type of story could be about a male's first time achieving a personal goal, like a young man's first time winning a sports competition. He had trained hard for months, facing many difficulties and setbacks. But through his perseverance, he finally crossed the finish line first and felt an overwhelming sense of pride and accomplishment.

Another option is going to an art gallery. You can stroll through the exhibits, discuss the art pieces, and discover each other's tastes in art. It can be really interesting to see how the other person interprets different works of art and might lead to some really engaging conversations.

The first time reading a classic novel like 'Pride and Prejudice' was quite an experience. At first, the language seemed a bit difficult to understand. But as I delved deeper, I was drawn into the world of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. I got to experience the charm of Austen's writing and the complex relationships she depicted.