I love getting comments on my stories. I especially love hearing from women, but I enjoy the comments from guys, too. I love hearing that they evoke something in you. I know that they aren't all about pleasure. They have too much of my real life in them for that. But I like knowing that I'm not the only one who can relate to them.
I have committed to being my husband's last wife, to growing old with him and with my bff (she who inspired the character of Kyra). We have an open marriage contained within the loose structure of an association. My stories are about what I wish that was like. They have a lot of real life experience in them, but also some fantasy. My bff/lover suggested that I publish them here. I was raised by strict Catholic parents and sheltered until I went to college. I've put all the dogma behind me, but it has been harder to get rid of the inhibitions. I've managed to overcome quite a few.
I'll accept friend requests, but not if they seek chat or getting to know me better. I have reasons for not getting personal with you. Please don't take my reticence personally. I'll have sex with you through my stories. That's how I feel as I write, as if I am making love to you. I've had complaints that I'm aloof or unfriendly. Sorry, but I'm an introvert. We sometimes rub extroverts the wrong way because we live inside our own heads a lot. I'm not trying to be unfriendly, I'm just writing another story or designing a fusion power plant or something else an extrovert would find boring.
Interests Sex, obviously. I'm curious about kinks and have been discovering the fun of both submission and dominance through the association that inspires my stories.
Our heroine reveals the tawdry inner secrets of a woman who rejects the pursuit of social status.
I think we all know that one strange nerdy girl that's a little twisted, maybe even a little too insecure and bordering on scary-desperate. Like Michelle, the flute playing, band camp character from American Pie, or maybe more like Osgood, the scarf weari...
