At 35 years young, I'd like to think that I look twenty-something.
I certainly work hard enough to remain buff with strict dieting, treadmill, free-weights, Yoga, tennis, golf, and Pilates.
Bi-weekly salon visits for bikini waxing keep me free of hair or stubble that I used to get when shaving my pubes with a razor.
I love the feeling of my husband's tongue as he pays his respects to my smooth vagina, the result of what's known as a 'Brazilian' wax, leaving the pubic area and pudenda barren of any trace of hair.
I maintain an all-over tan by daily exposure to the Arizona sun, nude, by our in-ground pool, my privacy assured by the yard's surrounding walls of concrete block.
Now and then I'll have a friend over to keep me company but I generally enjoy the solitude and freedom from the burden of carrying on inane conversation about husbands and whatnot.
Blond hair and blue eyes - dimples (face and butt) and a smile revealing perfect teeth, at a bit less than five feet in stature and weighing under a hundred pounds, I like to think of myself as evidence of the truth in the adage that 'dynamite comes in small packages'.
I'm proud of my body. Sure, good genes had given me a perfect body to begin with. Boobs that qualified as poster girls for the saying that 'anything more than a handful's a waste'.
Responsive nipples that were erect most of the time; I never wore a bra, feeling that my boobs were small enough that they didn't need the support.
Plus, I loved the feeling of my nipples abrading against the fabric of a blouse, tube-top, or dress.
Small-waisted and narrow of hip, my bubble-butt is even more evident due to my overall petite build.
As to the rest of me, arms, legs, and all, I'd been told more than once that my body looked like that of a gymnast, perfectly muscular, yet feminine and beautiful.
My husband, Bill, and I have been married since shortly after high school graduation and opted to live without children.
After Bill's graduation from law school, passing the bar, establishing his own private practice, and earning a reputation for himself locally, he enjoyed a career as an attorney specializing in litigation.
I had received a large trust that allowed me the freedom from work. I had no desire to pursue a career, save the world, save the whales, or save anyone or anything but myself.
I celebrated selfishness and had developed a scornful disdain for those who were more concerned with others than for themselves. My husband being the exception to this rule as I expected and demanded that I be the center of his universe.
I don't mean that I'm indifferent to the wishes of others. I simply mean that, in my world, I come first and, giggle, I cum first.
For this reason, I was neither shocked nor dismayed when Bill sat me down for 'a talk' shortly before our upcoming nuptials and tearfully told me that I might not want to marry him when I knew what his fantasies and imagination had caused him to yearn for.
He said that it would be unfair to get married, while keeping me blind to 'the real him' as he put it. He was obviously distraught. I'd never seen him that way and it was a bit disconcerting.
I reassured him of my love and told him that I couldn't imagine him telling me anything that would dissuade me from marriage and a life together as we'd talked about and dreamed of.