I'm lying in the bed of a man who picked me up outside a gay bar a few hours ago, listening to the sounds of his gentle, contented sleep. Contented from my having given him delicious head, contented from having fucked me with my stockinged legs wrapped around his shoulders. I'm lying here, looking at the trail of clothing that marks our evening: my strap-y heels, an exquisitely hand-painted silk scarf and tube mini-skirt just inside his front door, my bangles, earrings and necklace at the far end of the bed and next to me a little camisole top and a gorgeous leather bag with its usual date-night collection of lotions, condoms, spare undies and makeup.
I know I'll have to get up, skip into my panties and top and go to his bathroom where I'll put myself together, but before then I will continue to lie here, grateful for the sensation of fullness that lingers for hours after a man has pulled out of me and about the memories of this evening, of our passionate kisses, his sucking on my earlobes and nipples, of my exploring his cock with my lips and my tongue, about how i love the smell of the man on my face and neck, and about his taste.
And lastly, I will think about the fact that it's only Tuesday evening, and that there's a whole week's worth of men I've yet to meet who will want me as their sissy cum slut!
I wasn't always like this. In fact, it was only a few years ago that the world knew me as a somewhat unremarkable guy, a hard-working, mid-30s, professional who kept pretty much to himself but who, everyone agreed, was a good guy to have as a friend. Kind, considerate, responsible. Of course, what no-one back then knew was I'd long had had a nagging question in the back of my mind on what it would be like to be in bed with another man.
I considered it a fairly simple wish; a single night of sex with another man just to say I'd "tried it."
Like most guys of my generation and background, I'd had my share of exposure to gay sensuality. There was an old roommate who once insisted on taking me gay bar-hopping, getting me kinda drunk along the way, and launching into some pretty sloppy and wet making-out in the front seat of his car. There was the guy I met on a hiking trip who found his way into my tent one evening to give me a hand job. And a drinking buddy who an annoying habit of giving long on-the-edge-of-passionate goodnight 'hugs' and who finally kissed my ear and asked if I wanted more. I had always declined to reciprocate because, I told myself, it wasn't who I was. I had girlfriends, some platonic some not, and while I could never have been considered movie-star material, I was content in my modest sex life.
Years passed, my career seemed to progress nicely enough - I still had girlfriends but to the ongoing amusement of friends and colleagues, I had yet to meet "the one. And always, in the back of my mind, sat the "what would it be like" question. Society's openness to accepting being gay had advanced dramatically over the last decade and it became clear to me that it was finally time I did my touristic excursion into an evening of gay sex. One of the alternative newspapers in San Francisco gave me a wealth of options as I cruised through the M4M personal ads. I came across one from a "caring and supportive gentleman" - Brian was his name - "who loves to take men on their maiden voyage."