Daphne Greene: A Beginning Journey
Summary:
At an all-girl college, an 18-year-old discovers lesbian sex.
Note 1:
This is dedicated to Strange Buddy who suggested the idea.
Note 2:
I have been asked for years to write an original story focused on Daphne Greene. You can read about her as a minor character in a few stories, starting with the
Bedding the Babysitter
series. Perhaps more stories of her journey in the world of politics will follow, if enough interest is shown.
Thanks to: Tex Beethoven, thor_pf, and Wayne for editing this story.
Daphne Greene: A Beginning Journey
As I prepare to run for the presidency in 2020, I'm beginning to answer the questions my many supporters have asked.
For example, it's no secret I'm a lesbian. I endorse pegging as a way to balance the hierarchy of male-female power, and I believe that women should control all levels of government.
And after the 1950s movement began the journey to equality (you can read about the secret lesbian society that began back then in the
1950s
series), the fight for true equality has been a slow, snail's pace journey.
Thankfully, man's weakness... sex... has finally accelerated this journey and actually allowed significant progress towards a goal that in some circles has always been assumed to be inevitable one day... the rule of society by women. After 5,000 years of male dominance and wars (ancient Crete began pretty cool but it didn't turn out very well), it's about damn time!
Throughout the world, especially in the United States, there have been secret lesbian societies slowly growing and growing (read the
Church Girl
series to learn about one in a town likely just like yours if you live in a small one). These women are married, lead the PTA, are soccer moms, secretaries, teachers, lonely housewives, lawyers, etc.... all living a facade of tranquility and normality even as they use strap-ons and their wicked tongues to recruit more frustrated women (lonely housewives, underpaid employees and nubile, ripe teens and coeds) into the cause.
While this was going on, the Internet has accidentally helped. Online porn, now available everywhere, was at first thought of as a risk to the feminist movement since women were seen as sexual beings and nothing else, but men's weakness has led to an obsession with not only online porn, but cock....
Women sensing an opportunity have produced hypno-sissy videos that have handily brainwashed the weak simpleton minds of men, until they're soon craving nothing but cock. Using sultry voices and repetitive phases to condition them to want to suck each other's cocks, and eventually to take them in their asses, has been a valuable ploy to bring to the surface the underlying submissive side found in all men.
Glory holes became cool again, male sex spas became incredibly popular, and Craigslist gave every man the opportunity to secretly turn his gay fantasy into a reality.
Men began to question their sexuality as they still loved women, but also loved cock and cum (not all men of course, but each year more and more have joined the
No Longer 100% Straight Club
).
This led to men becoming curious about pegging, which became the nail in the coffin for them (pun intended)... even if they didn't know it.
Men gave women the power in the bedroom, and once that was given away, women weren't giving it back.
I won't even begin to name the powerful men I've pegged (I don't peg and tell... at least not yet), but they include senators, judges, world leaders and celebrities just to name a few (although I've been with many more women than men).
Anyway, I'm getting off the topic: those stories are for another day. Today I'm going to share with you how I discovered I was a lesbian (for those who know I have a daughter, even though I love her, she began as part of the charade of fitting into the male dominated society that I secretly hoped to bring down).
Without further ado... the beginning of my journey from sweet, innocent virgin to eager lesbian.
The year: 1985
The location: San Francisco, California
I was both a great student and a great athlete.
Because of this, I was offered a few scholarships to different colleges after winning the state championships in the 100m and anchoring the state champions relay... and had a perfect 4.0 GPA.
I choose Athabasca for a few reasons:
1. It was a full ride for all four years, even if I was injured and couldn't continue competing.
2. It was in sunny California (Although I would soon learn that although California is sunny, San Francisco is generally not) and near the ocean, which was always refreshing even though it was too cold for swimming, and the entire package was a lot more exciting than the flat plains of the South where I'd spent all eighteen years of my life.
3. California in the 1980s was a lot more progressive than my home state of Alabama, which was still somewhat in segregation denial, and where the KKK was still significant. So my integrationist sentiments were in the minority in my state and in truth, within my own family.
4. Athabasca had the most gold medal winners in the last five years in a variety of athletic fields... particularly the most in track and field... two alumni even competing in the most recent Summer Olympics and winning Gold.
5. They also valued academics.
6. It was an all-female college, but with a boys' college a mile away.
7. You got free room and board at the dorms. I got to have a female roommate, which I thought was super cool after living my entire life in a house full of men. My mother had passed away years ago and I loved my dad and three brothers, but there was always way too much testosterone in the house for me to even
attempt
to be heard or understood. Not to mention that with four alpha-male-wannabes guarding me like hawks, no boy had ever picked up enough courage to ask me out on a date or anything - as if I'd have had time for dates, with the strict schedule of studies and training that governed most of my days.
8. Thus I was free of the male hierarchy I'd spent the past several years enduring, and also free, I hoped, of the racial prejudice that I resented so thoroughly.
I arrived in San Francisco with giddy eagerness... and an innocence that in retrospect bordered on sad. Because although I knew that California was a much more progressive state in regards to race, I had no warning of the sexually progressive nature that also existed there... especially in San Francisco.
I mean I had no idea about gay men or lesbians. I came from a very conservative, fire and brimstone small town, where the Southern Baptist Church was still all powerful. Of course I'd heard about the existence of gay people, but I'd never met one -- I believed (although I would learn many years later that I'd known quite a few but had been too oblivious to have a clue).
The school was actually a little removed from San Francisco itself, nestled in some little-known coastal mountains, a short but unpaved drive from Moss Beach. We were pretty isolated... which I would later learn was a
strategic
location. No nearby neighbours also meant no nearby
snoopy
neighbors, and that was a good thing.
When I got to my dorm, I found my roommate already there waiting to meet me.
She was a gorgeous blonde haired, blue eyed bombshell who greeted me with a huge hug, which informed me she also had huge breasts. "I'm so excited to finally meet you," she greeted excitedly.
"Me too," I said, as she held me in a tight embrace, her huge breasts smooshing against my much smaller ones.
"I specifically requested to be your roommate," she revealed, when she broke the embrace.
"You did?" I asked, surprised by her friendliness and by her preference. My friends were not really huggers, nor were my family. And why did she particularly want to be with
me
?
"Of course," she nodded. "I want to be a part of history."
"Pardon?" I asked. She was speaking English, but it seemed to me like a cryptic foreign language for all the sense I was making of it.