(Like "Prologue," the "Metalogue" series is written from the viewpoint of a man who desires to be feminized, then pegged by his wife. Chronologically, it is part of a wider story arc beginning with "Prologue" and the four episodes of the "Her Story" series which pick up the story as seen from the wife's side. When finished, a story called "Epilogue" will complete the arc. All nine episodes feature voluntary male feminization and male sexual submission. Readers who have a problem with those subjects are advised to look elsewhere for something more to their liking)
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The scent of perfumed hair filled me with an odd combination of exhilaration and disgust as I sat on the edge of my bed anxiously awaiting her arrival. Absent-mindedly, my tongue chased a final lingering drop of rich dessert sherry only to recoil in revulsion from the glossy feel and taste of freshly painted lips.
They were my freshly painted lips . . .
I'd been pursuing this moment for a long, long time. Although my wife bears responsibility for sowing the seeds, it was I and I alone who finally begged her to dress me in women's clothes and take my virgin ass with a strap-on. I felt I had to be taken, I told her, and I needed her to do it the same way men take women when they just want to fuck something. I wanted to experience sex with her from the wrong side of total submission's one-way street. But the exhilaration I'd somehow expected to accompany such unconditional surrender went missing in action the moment I began worrying that I'd bartered away my own sex for a void covered in panties -- an empty hole which longed only to be filled by some ridiculous plastic phallus.
"Just what the fuck do you think you're going to prove?" I asked myself, knowing at this point I no longer had an answer to that question.
Maybe I mentioned earlier how a sports injury (and my idiotic pride) prompted me to abandon the great obsession of my youth? If I did, I probably put one hell of a spin on it. I don't talk about it much and when forced to confront the reality of how it happened, I usually bury it beneath a pile of blustering bullshit.
The sport in which I once excelled in high school and college -- a peculiar American form of wrestling known as "folkstyle" -- has been described as physical chess, often requiring rapid and effective decision making to overcome raw physical strength through the appropriate uses of leverage and momentum. When I began wrestling in middle school, strength and I were total strangers, weighing well under the 75 pounds maximum allowed in the lightest class for Indiana junior high wrestlers.