Deborah
Am I insane? Why am I doing this? I'm a good girl who grew up in the Midwest and good girls don't do what I'm thinking about doing right now. My mom taught me not to show too much skin and always keep my legs crossed and my hands folded in my lap when wearing skirts. I'd pretty much listened to her advice, except during a few rebellious phases, and met a good guy after college and settled down. The typical Midwest girl with Midwest values and I'd done the same sorts of things millions of women before me had, but in reality mine had been a vanilla life. Never in trouble with the law, career straight out of college, and doing all the things that normal society expected of me. Yet here in this moment of time I was laying completely naked on an elevated padded platform, in the center of a large darkened room, illuminated by a single spotlight.
There were two buttons next to me, one red and one green, one of which I was supposed to press when I had made my decision. What decision is that you might ask? Well if I pressed the red button a female attendant would enter with my clothes and I would dress and leave. If I pressed the green button one or more men would enter the room and do as they pleased with me, although there were limits placed on what they could do and for how long. Nothing harmful or painful beyond light spanking and I had a safe-word that all the participants knew. And I should also note that they all had been through rigorous medical and criminal screening.
So here I lay, naked to the world, vacillating between pushing the red or green button and my mind racing over the pros and cons of each button. Then in the slightly chilly air I noticed a familiar sensation. I was getting wet. Sopping actually. My body was sending a message as to what it really wanted and I always listened to my body. My decision made, I quickly reached over and stabbed at the green button.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. How did I get to this point in time, laying naked and waiting to be taken by a bunch of men? If this were a TV show the screen would go all wavy as a flashback in time began and a title on the screen would say, "Two years ago...".
19 June
Deb
It was our 8th wedding anniversary and Mike had been an ideal husband, caring, attentive, and always taking my feelings into consideration. We met shortly after college, dated off and on, and eventually married. Our careers included extensive travel since he is in international banking and I'm a forensic accountant. Pretty funny career matches huh? Neither of us were virgins before we met but we hadn't been promiscuous either. We both had busy careers and still managed to fit in time for romance, well sex anyway. It was great in the beginning but we eventually just settled into a routine, which included our love life. Sex before a trip if we weren't too tired, and maybe after getting back, if we weren't too tired. Birthdays, Valentine's Day, anniversary and scattered through the month as the need arose. Truth be told we were both in a rut but cared about each other too much to say anything about it. Yes I know that doesn't make sense, and we should have talked it out, but that's how it went with us.
So there I sat, across the table from Mike at an upscale restaurant, for yet another anniversary dinner. We would eat, make small talk, and go home and have sex and go to sleep. Please don't get me wrong, I love Mike and he is a great husband, but we were both just bored. And that's the way it played out. We got home, went to the bedroom, undressed, hopped into bed, we kissed a bit, he played with my boobs, I fondled his cock, he fingered me for a bit, entered me, and we both came fairly close together. He rolled off, we kissed, cleaned up, and went to sleep. It reminded me of reruns on TV.
The next day at work I must have looked somewhat sullen because my good friend Jen mentioned it.
"Hey Deb, are you okay today? Are you not feeling well?"
I debated my response and thought about just passing it off, but it was bugging me and so I decided it couldn't hurt to share.
"Well Jen, as you know Mike and I went out for our anniversary last night."
"Did you guys have a good time?"
"Oh sure we did."
Jen picked up on the hesitation and tone of my voice.
"But?"
"Oh I don't know Jen, the spark is just gone. I mean, Mike is great and all but everything is just so routine. I miss the passion of first dates and first sex. I miss being pursued and really desired. And I miss mind-blowing orgasms. Is that wrong of me? Am I just being a selfish bitch?"
Jen looked thoughtful for a moment and then a look of sympathy came across her face as she answered.
"No Deb. It's not wrong and it's not selfish. Everyone deserves those things, even Mike. Have you tried spicing things up a bit?"
"Yes we've tried those theme hotels with the heart-shaped tubs, porn, lingerie, role-playing, and toys. They work the first time but then it's back to routine after that. I know Mike feels the same way but we are just uncomfortable even broaching the subject. I know he loves me and he knows I love him but we're at a loss as to what to do. We aren't going to leave each other and I dread being this way the rest of our lives."
She stared at me for a moment, as if she were mulling over a decision about what to say next.
"Deb, I'd like to share something with you but I'm afraid that you will think I'm some sort of freak."
"No please Jen, I would never think that, at least I don't think I would. We've been friends a long time and you know I don't judge people anyway. Please go on."
"Well, you know about Rob and how we've been together for a long time, and we found ourselves getting stale as well. Long story short we got hooked up with an alternative lifestyle group."
"You mean wife-swapping?"
"Some of that goes on Deb, but there are all sorts of other flavors of things. But I'm not suggesting you get involved in that at the moment."
"So where are you going with this Jen?"
Again she paused and was a little tentative.
"Early on I heard about this guy and he came highly recommended by people in our group. From what I understand he and his organization are well-known all over the world."
"Guy? What do you mean guy? What does he do?"
"Well it's hard to explain. He's a relationship specialist, sort of a therapist but more hands-on. Sometimes a lot hands-on if you know what I mean. He took me on and was a god-send. He helped me work through some things and showed me stuff I didn't know. Things with Rob and me couldn't be better now and it's all because of what he did."
"What do you mean Jen? What sort of stuff does he do? Sex?"
"Sometimes yes, but not always. It's different with every person. He seems to figure out what's needed and then repairs or enhances it. He is amazing and it requires commitment to his plan to get the most out of it, but you are strong and could do it."
I thought about it for a bit. Jen seemed so positive about it and I was desperate to heat up my marriage. On top of that I felt myself getting wet. Words then came out of my mouth that I didn't remember commanding.
"How do I contact this guy?"
Jen smiled and fished around in her purse and handed me a business card. It just had an e-mail address and a name which simply read, "Mr. J. Guerisseur."
"Jen, I studied French for a number of years and I think guerisseur is the French word for healer."
She just smiled and nodded.
22 June