Mouche is a character who appears frequently in my BDSM stories. Readers there seem to be fond of her, and some have asked me about her background. I've been reluctant to write about that, though, for several reasons: first, her story is rather somber compared to what I usually write; second, most BDSM readers aren't terribly fond of her kink (coprophagia); and third, that kink, like many paraphilias, began in childhood, a fact that presents delicate storytelling issues on a site like Literotica, which prohibits depictions of underage sexual activity. Still, Mouche's story has been preying on my mind, and I decided at last that I had to tell it - here in the Fetish category, where up to now I've published only humor pieces. She's an eighteen-year-old college freshman as the story begins.
Length
: circa 19,400 words (novella).
Tags
: Lesbian sex, Straight sex, Threesome, Oral sex, Anal sex, Coprophagia, Urolagnia, Slavery, Bondage, Flogging.
1. Mr. Billings
Mr. Billings was gorgeous. Not the kind of gorgeous that gets you a chili pepper on that Rate My Professors website, but the kind Amanda liked. He was thin, almost willowy, and pale, with delicate features: a single blue vein shone through the translucent skin of his left temple. Amanda stared at the vein, entranced.
"Ms. Kaplan!" said Mr. Billings, abruptly waking Amanda from her reverie.
"Yes, sir?"
"What do
you
have to say about Dickens's portrayal of Dora?
Amanda was disoriented; she'd lost the thread of the discussion. She said the first thing that came to mind. "She's really pretty, sir."
Amanda blushed as her classmates laughed and quickly stifled their laughter. This kind of thing had been happening to her as long as she could remember. She'd blurt an answer to some question, and it wouldn't be just the wrong answer, but totally the wrong
kind
of answer.
Do that often enough, and you get a reputation for weirdness. That reputation had dogged Amanda from K through twelve, and now it looked like it would follow her clear across the continent.
Well, she
was
weird, and in ways her classmates could scarcely have guessed, though her desperate parents knew it all too well. They'd been struggling with it practically her whole life, sending her to a string of psychiatrists, and on one occasion, which was still a barely healed wound in her memory, committing her to St. Joseph's for two weeks.
By her senior year of high school her compulsions were under control (her psychiatrist, Dr. Fuller, wouldn't use the word "cured"), and her parents relaxed their vigilance. They encouraged her to apply to East Coast colleges: it would do her good, they said, to experience another part of the country. Amanda would have been happy to go to San Francisco State, but when Fordham accepted her, her parents insisted that she go. Her mother flew with her to New York with the air of a marshal escorting a prisoner, helped her settle, and left her with a perfunctory embrace - she hadn't kissed her daughter in years.
Dr. Fuller had told her she had to continue her therapy in New York and provided a list of good psychiatrists in the Bronx, but Amanda hadn't gotten in touch with any of them. She stopped taking her Luvox, too, not liking the way it kept her up at night. Her parents, relieved in their daughter's absence, didn't press her about getting a psychiatrist or ask about her medication. She was eighteen and not really their responsibility anymore. It's not that they didn't care - they were just exhausted.
She'd soon started to backslide. It was harmless enough at first - nibbling bits of wax from her ears or wetting her fingers in her stream of urine and licking them: what was the harm? She loved to masturbate, and there was surely no harm in
that
. She had done it less while taking Luvox, but now she sometimes spent hours at it, alternately rubbing herself and licking her fingers. She loved tasting her wetness as much as she did the orgasms.
Her sex was so close to her anus: what was the harm in touching herself there, maybe dipping a finger in a little way and sucking it? On one memorable day, she'd put a finger way inside her, and there had been a spot of brown on it when she'd drawn it out. She'd stared at the spot, mesmerized, for a full minute before putting the finger in her mouth. The bitter taste and the smell had been faint but detectable.
That was late October; this was the first Monday after Thanksgiving. She'd spent the break at home with her parents, and at Thanksgiving dinner they'd told her they'd be traveling over Christmas, and they had sublet an apartment in Manhattan for her to stay in while the Fordham dorms were closed.
"Go see some shows," her father had said heartily. "Have a good time."
She'd understood the underlying message, though; you could accuse Amanda of many things, but lack of sensitivity would never be among them. She'd gotten back to her dorm room on Sunday afternoon: her roommate, with whom she interacted little, wasn't there yet. She'd gone to the bathroom, peed in her coffee mug, and drunk it down thirstily.
"Dora
is
beautiful, of course," said Mr. Billings patiently. "Hers is a fragile, impractical beauty, though. What more can we say on this subject?" He called on a student he could count on to repair the damage Amanda had done.
"A word with you, Ms. Kaplan," he said after class, and when she approached him, he said, "Do you have a moment to talk?"
She nodded.
"Come to my office: it's just down the hall."
He waved her into a chair on the other side of his desk. His office door stayed open, as was proper. Mr. Billings was painstakingly correct in his relations with students.
"I'm concerned about your performance in this class, Ms. Kaplan," he said. "Your first and second papers were poor: I'd like to see you do well on the last."
She couldn't take her eyes off that vein. It was as if she could look through it into his body, see not only the blood pumping, but all the fluids and substances coursing inside him: food being digested, sugar suffused into the bloodstream, waste flushed out, liquids and solids churning through the intestines, glands secreting miraculous chemicals here, mucuses there, moisture conveyed to the skin's surface . . .
"Ms. Kaplan," said Mr. Billings, "you seem distracted. Are you all right?"
"I'm sorry," she said. She couldn't think of what else to say, except - well, she
couldn't
say she
loved