Note: Someone read my last story and wrote asking about why I would let Heather (my ex) win games on purpose. Well, I'd say we were usually pretty evenly matched, and usually it wasn't a bit deal, but sometimes if I would get on a winning streak she would be very unpleasant for the rest of the night, sometimes refusing to talk, and would be especially mean.
Here's a true story (this was a few years ago so some details are hazy) about the night I finally just started to throw games and let her win because I was getting tired of her being such a bitch when she lost. As you'll see, the only lesson it ended up teaching me is that I should let her win more, which I did...
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"Yessss," Heather giggles as she takes her last piece off the backgammon board.
I shrug and sigh, "well, I almost got ya this time...kind of."
"I suppose you want another rematch?" she's almost bouncing up and down with giddiness, sitting indian-style across from me. I shake my head.
"Oh, or would you rather I cream you again at Trivial Pursuit?" she grins wide, showing me her teeth.
"No, no, no, I think I'm done," I keep my eyes averted, cleaning up the backgammon board, I can feel myself blushing.
"Awe, you look embarrassed..."
"No, no, no..." I mutter.
She leans forward and runs her fingers through my hair, patronizingly petting me. "Are you embarrassed that your girlfriend is smarter than you?"
I feel a twinge of embarrassment, butterflies in my chest, but stay silent. She scoots forward, slips her fingers under my chin and tilts my head up so I have to look at her. Her eyes are beaming.
"I can see you blushing sugar" she says in a sing-song voice. "C'mon...who's smarter?"
I sigh, finding it very difficult to say anything. Trying to swallow my pride but feeling annoyed at her gloating.
"Which one of us has two Master's degrees?"
"You..."
"And who earns more money?"
"You do, Heather..."
"And who won evvvery game tonight?"
"Okay, so you're smarter," I look away as I say it quietly, shrugging.
"Ohh, I don't think I heard you," She condescends, smiling, "maybe you should look at me."
I bite my lip and look in her eyes, feeling a jab of intimidation. "You're smarter than me."
"Hehe," she giggles, "so don't be embarrassed, silly. Go get me another beer."
I get up and walk to the kitchen feeling a little lightheaded, maybe even shaking a little. We'd been dating about a month, and she'd never tried to humiliate me like that before- and the look in her eyes. She was really enjoying it. I pulled a beer from the fridge and paused for a moment. I had always been attracted to strong women, but Heather was way different than any girl I'd ever met. I wasn't sure what was happening, because half of me was feeling emasculated and intimidated by her, but another part of me was falling for her. I was so confused walking back down the hall to the living room that I didn't notice at first that she had taken off her pants...she was lounging on the sofa with her legs spread, baring her lightly trimmed pussy at me.
"Come here," she purrs.
As I walk closer the smell of her pussy hits my nose, and I see it is already glistening and aroused.
"Put that down," she points at the beer. "I don't want it."