First: (1) All the characters in this story are 21 years of age or older. (2) This story is intended for adults only. (3) Unlike the real world where it's important to know who your sexual partner is and to practice safe sex, in all of my fictional tales, no one has any sexually transmitted diseases. (4) In the world of fantasy your proclivities are just that: yours. In the real world, mutual respect is essential.
About the story: If you're looking for a story loaded with masturbatory material (i.e., "stroke stories") this might not be your cup of tea. It may have more story and less sexual activity than you're seeking.
If you're interested in this main character there are three previous stories that precede the first Adventures Unfinished
tale. They are (in order):
What I Did for Love, Over Cum Addiction
and
After the Crash.
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Although it was the middle of the night -- well past the middle, actually -- with all the surprise and excitement of the last 12 hours, neither my closest friend Maya nor I could surrender to sleep's sweet solace. The huge, multimillion dollar home,
my multimillion dollar home
, given to me earlier that day by a man whom I'd helped with a sexual dysfunction issue, was only part of the problem.
"Surrender to sleep's sweet solace"? What was I thinking? The pompous puerile poet in me apologizes for attempting to add some much-needed class to this screed.
The other part was that I'd begun to open up to her about my rather wanton history (Some might understandably leave out the qualifier "rather" and replace "wanton" with "slutty" to more accurately tell it like it basically was.). And just relating some of the many sordid stories had been exciting for her -- and for me. Not the thing to make for a restful night's sleep, without any immediate possibility for frustration relief. Yet, my memory recollection machinery was operating on all cylinders, impossible to stop.
That past life was something I'd thought I'd left behind, or mostly so. And I'd tried to move on. I even managed internally to gather some hope of finding "the one" someday: That one special guy with whom I'd settle down and start a family.
Although it was perhaps a pipe dream.
Maya expressed her skepticism at something I'd told her earlier. I'd mentioned that at one time I'd discovered that I had three things or activities I did that men found mesmerizing. As she laughed, thinking I was blowing my own horn, I had been reminded of a fourth thing that some men sometimes found mesmerizing, but I didn't think it was of the same ilk.
"Watching a woman drinking the combined ejaculations from a large group of men is not exactly something I'd consider 'mesmerizing'," Maya said. "And something I'd never imagine myself or any woman I know doing."
She looked at me as though she were going to ask me a question. Then she seemed to think about it. Finally, she added, simply, "In fact, yuck!"
She followed this up by sticking out her tongue and doing a faux retch.
"So now you've told me about this guy, a guy whose cock you 'gleefully' sucked quite often for several months while you were still living in Chicago, who made this fetish video just for his masturbatory pleasure. But thenβ"
"First," I interrupted her, "let me say that you now know a woman who's drunk large quantities of semen. OK? I just want you to know, as long as I'm being honest.".
"OK, well, perhaps I need to rethink our friendship. Or maybe I just need more wine. I don't know. So much of what I thought I knew about you is just so... I don't know. What I thought turns out to be not what the truth is."
She started to say something about the logistics of how one might get a quantity of ounces of semen. How, she started to ask, does one go about getting a large group of men together to produce said ounces. Then she again stopped, apparently nonplussed by the very nature of the question. She just stared at me.
It looked like she was trying to wrap her head around how you'd actually get that much semen. After pondering for a bit, she seemed to decide that it was one of my many revelations that she couldn't deal with at the time.
"So, you said that semen drinking was not quite one of your apparently far-from-holy trinity of things you do that can mesmerize men. So, what are the real three things about you that you think mesmerizes guys?" Maya asked me.
Before I had a chance to answer she started hitting me with even more questions. I decided to placate her with some tales of The Nerds, a group of friends about whom I'd kept her in the dark for all the months I'd known them.
Just thinking about the fun I'd had with that self-proclaimed Justice League of America gave me a rush of happiness and warmth. I smiled stupidly.
Maya asked me what I was thinking.
I started to tell her what a bewildering and challenging, but endearing and brilliant bunch this gang was. My life was richer for knowing them. And they coincidentally came along at a time when I was lonesome. Maya and I were becoming friends, but she was seeing a guy at the time. We only got together once every few weeks. Hence my desire for developing more friendships.
"Hold on a sec," Maya said. "Tell me about the mesmerizing stuff."
"I'm getting to it. Promise."
1. BFFs
And so as promised, I returned to my history with The Nerds. It began when I met two young women, just a couple years younger than I, at a home goods, fabrics and crafts store. I was looking for some help altering two new bras I'd purchased on sale. They were not quite right for me, but I thought I could modify them enough to get some wear out of them.
The two women were arguing about the lyrics to a song I knew, an oldie, "Gimme Some Lovin'."
"It's 'We made it, baby,'" the attractive tall one said.
"No, it's 'Wait a minute, baby,'" argued her shorter but no less attractive friend.
In my youth I heard a lot of oldies. I didn't remember if I ever mentioned it to Maya, but there were no men in my household when I was growing up. No permanent men, at least. It was just the three of us: my grandmother, my mother and I. Both of them, while each in her own youth, had become pregnant with her one child so today they were relatively young. Since my grandmother had grown up contemporaneously with rock 'n roll music, songs from the sixties and seventies were played almost non-stop in my house. (When I was practicing my music lessons though, thankfully it was turned off.)
Anyway, to the girl's argument, I almost blurted out that "Wait a minute" was correct, but it wasn't my place -- They didn't know me from Eve! -- so I kept my mouth shut. And while I was still thinking about old rock lyrics, they'd already moved on to Hollywood connections and who were whose parents. It was a subject I knew little about other than the things that most people knew.
Then a clerk helped me and I lost track of the two of them. When I returned to the aisle where I had been looking for material I found the two of them discussing what
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
would have been like if "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane" had been included on the album. Apparently, that had been a possibility at one point.
How did these young'uns know this much old media trivia?
They appeared to be such close friends and their banter was infectious. I just had to meet them. So, completely unsolicited, I blurted out to the taller one, "I'm pretty sure your friend's right, you know. It's 'Wait a minute.'"
She gave me a fast and overwrought Who-the-hell-are-you look, which quickly morphed into a warm and friendly smile.
"I figured as much. I'm often better with movies and TV, but she's solid on music. You should hear her opine about classical music, conductors, soloists, orchestras... My ears begin to go to sleep," said the taller in one breath. "Hi. My name is Dinah and my esteemed pain in the ass colleague is Pam."
After some brief background they told me that they almost always had friendly arguments about trivia. It was a thing for them. I was just surprised that they knew the Spencer Davis Group and lesser known facts about
Sgt. Pepper
, music released decades before they were born.
I learned that they were there to find out how to make superheroine costumes. When I asked what that was about, they told me that they were into graphic novels, heavily into them.
Each had an appealing, for lack of a better word, presence. Dinah was rather tall and trim. As the material she was looking at was black, I asked if she were the Black Canary and if she were planning to make a costume like hers. She was shocked that I knew about Dinah Lance, Black Canary's alter ego -- I had made an immediate friend. Pam was shorter and Asian. I didn't want to do any stereotyping, but she told me she was making a Motoko Kusanagi costume. They were going to a Comic Con later in the year and wanted to get their outfits right, hoping to at least place in a costume contest.