SusanJillParker has lots of questions but no answers.
Help. I need help. Being that there are lots of wicked smart and/or educated people who read the sexy stories posted on Literotica, I need your help.
I need answers. I have lots of questions that I don't have the answers. In search of answers, I need answers. With all of these unanswered questions hurting my blonde, pretty head, I have more questions than answers.
Can anyone help me? Anyone? Please. I beg you. Give me some answers to my questions.
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"First of all, before we get started, this is a non-erotic story posted in the humor category because, tragically, it's funny in a sick sense of the word. Repeat. There is no sex in this story whatsoever. If you are a pervert and looking for a story to masturbate to while reading a sexy story, this is not your story. Go away. Go read someone else's story.
Why are you all still here? Must I repeat myself? For those of you hoping to read sex in a story, please leave the room. Beat it. Scram. Get Lost. Get the Hell out of here. Leave. Just go. Go! Go now. You too! Put your cock away and just leave.
Holy shit. I had a packed room until I told everyone that this was a non-erotic story a story that doesn't have any sex. Now there are only two of you left. Thank you for staying. And who are you?"
"I'm Norma."
"Hi Norma. I'm Susan and you attended my lecture, why?"
"I'm homeless. I have no place else to go and the classroom is warm, there's free water from the faucet outside, and the ladies room is down the hall," said Norma. "I had a job before, a good job. I worked my whole life until there were no jobs but for low paying, part-time service jobs with no benefits."
"I see."
"And who are you?"
"I'm Lester.
"Hi Lester. I'm pleased to meet you."
"I read everything you write," he said staring at her as if undressing his eyes. "I just love you. I'm your biggest fan," said Lester smiling while wiping away a bit of drool from the corner of his lip. "You're so beautiful. You're so sexy. You're so tall."
He stared at her as if he was a starving man and hungry man and she was a seven course meal.
"Thank you, I think," said Susan. "I'm wearing heels today."
He slowly looked at her from head to toe and back up again.
"Your pictures don't do you justice. You're so very much beautiful in person. I'm your number one fan," he said nodding his head as if he needed that extra bit of head movement to assure her that he was her number one fan. "You're a really good writer and I can't tell you how much, um, pleasure you've given me when reading your stories."
Creepy thought Susan.
"Thank you," she said looking out over her tiny class of students. "Well for the record, it doesn't matter how many people are here or not here to hear me, this lecture is being recorded live and broadcast to Literotica."
"Wow," said Lester.
"You can't use my real name," said Norma. "I won't give you permission for that, which is why I didn't tell you my real name. I'd be embarrassed if my family knew that I was homeless."
"When reading this story, if you see anything that you like, anything at all that interests you, or anything that you know the answer, chime in and make a comment to enlighten the rest of us, Norma, Lester, and I or is it Norma, Lester, and me? See? I already have a question and I haven't even started the story," said Susan. "I suspect the grammatical correct answer is Norma, Lester, and I or is it me? I don't know. Anyway, Norma, Lester, and I or is it me, Norma, and Lester will delve into my questions in hopes of finding the answers."
"I have a question," said Lester raising his hand.
"Yes, Lester. What's your question," said Susan.
"Are you planning to take us on a field trip," he said grabbing his crotch, "deep in the woods?"
"No, sorry, there's no need for a field trip with this class," said Susan. "Shall we begin?"
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Here's a real puzzler. Do you ever wonder what happens when you die? What do you think happens when you die? Do you go to Heaven? Do you go to Hell? Oh, in the way of late, great Peggy Lee, "Is That All There Is?"
It's a scary thought to think about, dying and there being nothing, in the way that there was nothing just before you were born. It certainly would make me feel better to know that there was a Heaven and that I'd be going there instead of Hell. I've been a good person. I deserve to go to Heaven, if there is a Heaven. When I asked my priest to answer the question of there being a Heaven and Hell, he told me that I must believe that there is.
What the Hell kind of answer is that? Seriously? I've believed for years that I was going to win the lottery and I never have. Now for me to just blindly believe that I'd be going to Heaven, I just may have a better chance of winning the lottery.
What do you think? Is there a Heaven? Is there a Hell? Or is it game over when we die?
Maybe when we die, we just die and there's...nothing, absolutely nothing. No sound, no sights, and no thoughts. As if we're suspended in a vacuum with our brains turned off, we no longer exist. Yet, the only redeeming thought is with there being nothingness, it doesn't really matter to you that you can't see, hear, or think anything because you're dead, dead, dead.
I really need to know if there is a Heaven or a Hell. Has anyone been to Heaven or to Hell already? Has anyone died and returned to Earth? Supposedly Dante Alighieri has been to Hell and wrote about his exploit when he wrote his Divine Comedy with the first section being Inferno.