My high school reunion was coming up. Two decades had passed, and I still had fantasies about the girls I knew back then.
I was a scrawny dork in school, and dating the hot girls was out of the question. I doubt any of them remembered me.
News of the reunion was on a social media site where we could add information and send messages. I updated my information, and to my surprise one of the old cheerleaders, Gail, sent me a message about something I had written.
We started exchanging messages. She had married her high school boyfriend, a football player, but said that the marriage didn't last long. She divorced him and remarried.
By now I had blossomed into a normal looking guy, much improved over my teen years.
Gail and I bantered back and forth for a few days online. Even though years had passed, she was just as appealing.
I decided to take a leap. In response to her message about her first marriage to the hunky football player, I wrote, "Going back to your first marriage, what went wrong? Dick too small?" I hoped she would understand that I was making a joke.
She didn't respond for a while, and I feared that she took offense. So I added, "Only kidding."
A day later she replied, "How did you know?"
I wrote her, "Oh, ha, I was just thinking about the old joke about the handsome athletic guy who has everything, except...."
She sent a happy face emoji.
Even though I ad been a loser in the looks department back in school, my cock size was a winner. Over the years news of my cock size has opened up many opportunities to fuck married women, many times as a bull at the invitation of husbands.
Her next message popped up, "Ha! We were young."
I replied, "Too bad you weren't dating me back then."
She wrote, "Oh?"
"Dorky as I was, I didn't have your first husband's problem."
Gail replied, "Oh?"
I wrote, "I'm blushing."
She wrote, "LOL, Size isn't everything, but you sound like a boy I'd like to meet."
"You will. At the reunion," I typed. Then I added, "Can you still fit into your cheerleader outfit?"
She wrote, "Sort of." Then she told me that she and another former cheerleader were thinking about putting on their old uniforms to lead a cheer at the reunion.
"I look forward to that," I told her.
She didn't respond, and I thought it was best not to try to keep messaging unless she initiated something. So we fell silent.
A month later, I checked into the hotel for the reunion. At the opening reception that evening I saw Gail with her husband at a table with other former in-crowd alums.