I had an affair with a married women in her 30s who had not really had great sex in her life up until then. She was very beautiful, of a physical and intellectual type that i find incredibly sexy and attractive. And in some ways she was a blank slate. In fact there were certain aspects of sex that she'd never really enjoyed at all. This most certainly changed! In fact, in the time we were involved, I trained her in all of my most erotic desires, and she took to them like "a duck to water." She took on the role of pupil and slave, always eager to please me, and actually finding intense pleasure in doing so. There was a part of her that had always wanted to be submissive, to be dominated and told what to do. This gave her great pleasure indeed. Real pleasure, mind you, physical intense pleasure, not just intellectually... She called me "master," "teacher," and "stud." Among other names, she enjoyed being called my little slut, and my pretty cheerleader (a particular favorite of mine) and my favorite pupil. This turned her on very much. We called our meetings "lessons," and "training," and she expressed intense eagerness to learn more about how to please her stud. She enjoyed the training immensely, and was always eager for a lesson. She said she had cum more times in one week than she had her entire marriage. Of course, I was living a lifelong fantasy, enjoying a perfect lover who greatly enjoyed servicing me, and accepting my rewards, with orgasmic intensity I've never experienced before. The reward for me was physical, of course, but also erotic and intellectual -- she was fully involved in the role playing and I became the master and teacher she so desired. It was the most intense and rewarding sex I've ever had. I never wanted this to end, but of course it has. For my part, I have found it hard to move on, now that it's over, because she was, thanks to my training her in the image of a my ideal fantasy, the perfect lover.
Comments
tickyboo said:
then move along, sir, but why not go for the 50% of 30's women who are single, yet still not blessed with your tutoring? be good, be ethical.
sleekstryder said:
@tickyboo. I must say I appreciate the attempt, but to try is not to succeed.
The flip tone of your advice, unasked for as it is, indicates that your moral strength has never really been tested. This isn't a matter of married versus unmarried. There is an unnamed fact in this story which is apparently not obvious enough for you, so I'll spell it out: I love her.
To "move on" is the very point of this. Your thoughtless lecture does nothing, accomplishes nothing. The moral crime you point out like a naive child points at someone's deformity is obviously a huge issue, fully admitted. If only the world worked so simply, my friend.
"Be good, be ethical." Yes, and then Santa will reward me. Thanks a lot.
Post new comment