Author's note:
The Submissive Cocksucker
was the first story I ever submitted to Literotica. It was, and remains, a standalone story, and I never had any intention of writing a sequel. A few readers suggested that I write one, however, and I considered it a great compliment that they wanted to read more about these characters. This story is my gift to those readers who appreciated the original. It is also my first foray into the BDSM category. As always, any feedback - positive or constructively negative - is greatly appreciated.
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Reflecting on her past, Rachel had always recognized that there was something different about her. She knew how she was supposed to feel about certain situations, and how she was supposed to react when certain events had occurred in her life. Yet, she was self-aware enough to accept that she didn't feel the emotions that society seemed to expect her to feel, nor did she react in a way that most people would consider to be "normal."
She first came to this realization when she began dating a boy named Todd during her first year in college. He was strikingly handsome, confident and cocky. Her friends told her he was arrogant, but Rachel opted not to describe him with such a negative term. He knew what he wanted, and had no hesitation in demanding it. If that was considered "arrogance", then she found his arrogance to be intoxicating and irresistible.
He could have dated any girl on campus, she thought, and he often reminded Rachel how lucky she was that he had chosen her. She worked hard to prove her worthiness as his girlfriend. Once, when he made an uncomplimentary comment about her appearance, she amplified her workout routine, changed her eating habits, and purchased new clothing, all in an effort to please him.
He was sweet at first. She was flattered by the blatant attraction he had for her, and she easily fell for his charm. After a few weeks of dating, however, he grew more selfish and demanding, more condescending, and more demeaning. He was never physically abusive, but his words had a way of tearing into her soul. She knew that she shouldn't have put up with it. Most girls would have left him at the first hint of such behavior toward her. But for reasons she couldn't explain, she became drawn to him more than ever. She liked the way he made her feel about herself.
He was her first real boyfriend, and thus her first real lover. He often made her feel inferior in bed, as though she had no idea what she was doing, and she tried her best to gain his approval. He had an unusually active sex drive and required a sexual release at least once per day. Their class schedules intersected in such a way that she was able to visit his dorm room just before he arrived each day.
One day, early in their relationship, she greeted him at the door with a friendly hug and kiss. Without saying a word, he unzipped his fly and took his stiff cock out of his pants. He put pressure on her shoulders, and she obediently dropped to her knees and took him in her mouth. He held the back of her head and fucked her mouth until he coated her throat with several waves of cum. From that day forward, this became a daily ritual.
Day after day, she would greet him in his dorm room on her knees, smiling. He would stand in front of her, and she would do the work of freeing his cock from his pants. At first, he was very critical of her technique.
"Put the whole thing in your mouth. No, the whole thing! I don't care if you gag. Learn not to gag."
"Stop using your hand so much. Just your mouth."
"Watch the teeth, dammit."
"Lick my balls."
"Use your tongue."
"Don't fucking stop now! Can't you feel I'm about to cum?"
Eventually, she learned to suck his dick exactly as he demanded, and she grew to enjoy this daily ritual, as it filled her with pride to know that she was capable of pleasing him the way he needed to be pleased. Each and every time she serviced him, she would swallow his load - not because she enjoyed it, and not because she thought it was dirty or sexy, but because she simply believed it was what she was "supposed to do."
They dated for nearly a year. Then, just before the Christmas break of their second year, she greeted him after class, smiling and kneeling as usual. Instead of standing in front of her, he told her to leave. He didn't offer an explanation, and she knew better than to ask for one. The following day, she found a plastic bag in her room, filled with all of the items that she had been storing in his room. Just like that, their relationship was over.
She cried for weeks thereafter. Her friends all tried to console her, insisting that Todd was an asshole, and that she deserved to be treated far better. They hated the way he treated her whenever they went out in public. He would make her serve him, as if she were a waitress or a maid. And he made no attempt to hide the fact that he was leering at every other woman nearby. He even openly propositioned some of Rachel's friends, right in front of her.
Although she knew that her friends were right about Todd, Rachel couldn't help but feel empty after their break-up. She learned that Todd was seeing someone new, and she couldn't stop asking herself what she had done wrong, or what more she could have done to satisfy him in the way he needed. No matter what her friends said to her, she couldn't help but feel like a miserable failure.
After spending several weeks locked inside her room, her friends on campus eventually convinced her to go out with them to a local bar. That was the night she met Brian. He was the complete opposite of Todd in many ways. He was caring and considerate, polite and respectful, and from the moment their eyes first met, she knew that he had fallen head over heels for her.
He called her the next day and invited her to dinner and a movie. Less than a year later, he proposed. Rachel's roommate, her friends and her family had all enthusiastically endorsed their engagement. She knew that he was good for her, and that he would be a good husband and father to her children. She happily accepted his proposal, and after less than a year of engagement, they were married.
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For the next sixteen years, Rachel immersed herself in marriage and motherhood. She gave birth to three children, and was fortunate to spend fourteen years as a stay-at-home mother. She took great pride in being a good wife and mother, but eventually she felt trapped inside her house. Against Brian's protests, she landed a job at the local airport, and immediately felt liberated by her new career.