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His Vixen

His Vixen

by lifestyle66
19 min read
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adultfiction

Author's Note:

It's just a story, so, let's not get too focused on the possible threat of STDs. Otherwise, ... enjoy it.

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Prologue:

His black hair looked so sexy, I just couldn't resist sliding the fingers of both hands through his long, straight locks, while admiring the lustful fire in his eyes. I pulled his head into me, his lips locked in place, sucking, as his tongue flicked my nub. And I pulled him in even tighter when my legs began to tremble. Throwing my head back, I screamed "Oh, my gawd, YESSSS!!!!"

When my spasms subsided, he pulled away and crawled into position between my upturned knees. Grasping his long, thick member, he probed at my entrance then plunged in to begin pounding his tool into me. The visual of his gleaming eyes and smile, the feel of his silky hair through my fingers, his insistent thrusts into my core, and the musky smell of his cologne and sweat, ... it all added together for the whole incredible sensual experience.

His hard cock was splitting me open as I squeezed with my kegels, and I bucked my hips up, trying to make better contact with my clit, pulling him in with my heels. Gasping for air in time with his thrusts, I desperately tried to push myself over the edge for just one more incredible orgasm with him.

This evening was perfect, from meeting after work at my husband's favorite bar, to the surprise he arranged reserving this honeymoon suite. I felt so desired, so sexy, ... so young again! I hadn't felt this way since our wedding night over 23 years ago. My husband made me feel this way back then too. After the excitement of our wedding day and exchanging our vows to always love each other, he made me feel just like this back then, so sexy, so desired, even with his animal lust on our wedding night I felt so SPECIAL with him!

I wanted to find the perfect words to describe this night to him,

... when I see my husband tomorrow.

Intro:

It was a second marriage for both of us. So, we weren't the young, naΓ―ve couple who obviously believed that we knew EVERYTHING about each other and everything about relationships.

I'm Allison, and my first marriage was to my high school sweetheart, Rick, my "one and only" who took my virginity. Rick and I both found jobs after we graduated with our college degrees. We decided to get married after college when we were both settled into our jobs. We had dated for so many years prior to that, I thought I knew everything about him.

So, what followed our honeymoon came as a surprise. After the first year of living together almost twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week, the tensions began. I don't know if he was as surprised, but it certainly surprised ME that we really didn't know or discuss those hidden desires. Everyone probably conceals something while dating, but I couldn't think of anything I hid from him. It was only after that first year as husband and wife when I realized our incompatibility.

Such nagging differences between us weren't just about our morning routines, snoring, or which side of the bed we each preferred. No, the things which came out after we were both settled into marriage were his secret desire to watch me going to the bathroom! And when he suggested I sit in the tub under his "golden shower," that was the beginning of the end! So, the fights between us escalated.

Unfortunately (or fortunately), shortly after our second anniversary, Rick was out drinking one night with his buddies. Before leaving the house, his last words to me were "Fuck you!" which came as no surprise, our fights by then being so common. ... He died in the car wreck while driving home drunk. I think his death just left me feeling ... numb. It was a tough time for me trying to look like the grieving widow, when I really just wanted to relax, feeling relieved!

My second husband, Eric's, prior sex life was different, but equally stressful. Although I thought he was a handsome catch at six-foot three, and buff looking, with his Nordic blonde hair and blue eyes. He said that it didn't always work well for him. His good looks and high income were attracting predatory women, the type who were always shopping around for the better deal.

Eric hooked up with one woman who, after six months of "exclusive" dating, gave him the clap (an STD) she contracted during another "shopping" evening when looking for a better guy. Eric said that another time, he was surprised on a third date with a woman, when her husband found them together in the back seat of her car. She had told Eric she was divorced, which her husband said came as a surprise to him. He was home watching their pre-teen sons, thinking she was working late! Another woman he dated (just once) had two kids out of wedlock by two different fathers. It seemed she didn't care about birth control, just having a good time with ANY guy willing to buy the drinks.

He said there were many other failed hook-ups. But he finally thought he found the "girl of his dreams," and after almost a year together he asked her to marry him. The surprise came when Eric planned time off work just a month after the wedding to go house-hunting together for a larger apartment. His new bride told him she didn't have time that particular week to look for their apartment. "Don't you remember, dear? I told you I go camping for a week with the girls every year at this time." He knew her two girlfriends, and she did go on her camping trip with them. It was only later he found out there were numerous single men who "camped" with them, when one guy told him what really went on. After he heard the rest of the story of that annual trip, he divorced her a few months later.

So, when I met Eric, it was after my own first failed marriage and my other three short-lived hook-ups. We were both disillusioned with the prospects of the dating scene.

On our first date, Eric and I were both leery and on the lookout for any warning signs. After talking over a long dinner, we were eventually both satisfied with the answers to each other's questions of fetishes, secret friends or getaways, drinking habits, and prior marital status. Then we went on to discuss our jobs, families, hobbies, and everything else you'd want to know about someone you might consider taking to bed. We finished a second bottle of wine, and when we were in his car outside the restaurant, I found he was a great kisser. So, I decided it was time at the end of that first date for me to check out his other hidden assets and skills. I invited him home for the rest of the night, and I was certainly NOT disappointed! He was a great catch, tall, handsome, successful, ... and I just hoped he wasn't disappointed in me.

I know my black rimmed glasses gave me a somewhat nerdy look. But I could never get used to wearing contacts. And I know I'm not the hot, blonde cheerleader type who men seem to drool over. I kept my brunette hair at just shoulder length the way I like it to make it easy to wash. But ever since that first time I took him home, I've worked at keeping my five-foot five, 125 pound, 36-C body in shape, hoping his attention wouldn't wander. Now through our twenty-three years together, I managed to bear and raise his three kids, who are now out on their own, as we start into our empty-nest years.

Book Club:

A few of the neighborhood women were sipping coffee this Saturday morning for our monthly Book Club meeting. It was Sandra's turn to host, and she had the usual coffee and assortment of cookies or breakfast finger food. Sandra had selected the book at the last meeting a month ago, when she volunteered to host this time. I was just surprised with her book choice this time, knowing how judgmental she can be.

"I thought the book was really hot," Wendy said to the women in the group as we sat in the living room. "I was listening to the audio book as I drove to the grocery store. It was a few minutes into the sex scene when I pulled into the parking lot, and I just sat in my car until she left the hotel room. ... I was so horny; I wished I had my bullet vibrator with me!"

Sandra held out a small glass bowl, saying "It's your turn, Julie."

Julie reached into the bowl to withdrew a folded slip of paper. She unfolded the small paper to read the next discussion question.

"In the book, we read about Claire's growing frustrations with her suburban housewife role. Did her husband's reaction to his wife's infidelity deprive his wife of her sexual agency?"

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"He sent her out for an evening away while he took care of the kids," Lori answered. "And he told her to have fun! So, his angry reaction was not appropriate. What was he expecting? He just changed his mind and was then trying to confine her! It was entrapment."

"It wasn't just a night out away from the kids," Sandra insisted. "She spent the evening in another man's hotel room!"

"They had a stag, vixen relationship," Lori insisted. "When her husband told her to have "fun", he really meant that she should look for a guy to have sex for a break from their routines. How else would she have fun without him along? He just pretended to change his mind later to make her feel guilty."

"What's a stag-vixen relationship?" I asked.

"It's almost like an open marriage," Lori answered, "when the husband gets excited sending his wife out to have sex with another man. But with a stag-vixen she just can't do it without her husband's approval ahead of time. An

'open marriage'

is when either of them can have sex with others whenever they want. ... So, when he sent her out alone that evening, the stag knew his vixen was going to spend time in bed with another man."

"I think you're reading into it, assuming what you want," Sandra observed. "His angry reaction when she told him shows he wasn't a stag. He didn't approve of her having sex, and he felt like she cuckolded him."

It was Wendy who then asked "What's 'cuckold'?"

"That's when a wife cheats on her husband," Sandra replied, "having sex with another man."

"Not always," Lori interjected. "Cuckold is a word that comes from the cuckoo bird, which lays its eggs in another bird's nest for the other bird to hatch. So, a cuckold is a man whose wife gets pregnant by another guy and unknowingly raises someone else's kid. ... In this book, the wife didn't get pregnant, so he's not a cuckold!"

"She doesn't need to get pregnant for him to be a cuckold," Sandra insisted. "The other guy still put his semen in her 'nest', whether she gets pregnant or not. Her husband felt humiliated when she told him she cheated with that other guy. So, he's still a cuckold!"

"But she TOLD him," Lori insisted. "She didn't do it secretly, so, she didn't cheat. And because it wasn't unknown like the case of the cuckoo bird, he's not a cuckold!"

"She was a slut who humiliated her husband by having sex with another man!" Sandra adamantly insisted.

"She didn't deny her husband 'make-up sex' afterwards to reclaim her," Lori pointed out. "That's what stag-vixens do! So, he didn't miss anything. If he felt humiliated afterwards, that's HIS problem, not hers! He was trying to confine her and rob her of her sexual agency!"

"She was married and still had sex with the guy from the bar!" Sandra again insisted. "What kind of slut does that?"

I could tell Julie almost laughed but managed to hold it in while asking "How many different kinds of sluts are there?" and Wendy and I tried to suppress our grins.

"What about their wedding vows?" Sandra asked, ignoring our amusement at her expense. "She owes him her fidelity, which means she's supposed to be faithful and loyal to her husband!"

"Those are just words that have nothing to do with sex," Lori said, and I could tell this was striking a nerve with her. We could hear it in her voice. "Faithful and loyal have nothing to do with her body. She can love her husband and faithfully support him. But it's HER body. If she needs air, it's not being unfaithful for her to breathe! She has the RIGHT to treat herself to her own body's needs."

"Having extra-marital sex is cheating," Sandra insisted, "and that's what sluts do. It's all about sex with them."

I just listened, not really surprised at Sandra's judgmental insults over the characters in the story. She's always been rather narrow-minded with her opinions. But she was insulting the husband calling him a 'cuckold' for a one-time event which was beyond his control. And she's calling the wife a slut, when just one time the wife had a little too much to drink and made a mistake.

So I liked Lori's definition of cuckold better. If the wife had gotten pregnant and concealed the truth from her husband, then he'd be cuckolded for cluelessly continuing to raise the child. It's just not his fault, so to apply that in a name-calling way when it was entirely the wife's choice before anything else happened doesn't seem fair to him!

"I don't think she was a cheating slut," Lori insisted. "Swingers do it all the time, and they stay married. I saw a t-shirt a woman was wearing saying

'It's not cheating if he's watching.'

A woman can have sex with another man. It's only cheating if she lies or tries to hide it from her husband."

"So, your husband, Allen knows you had sex with another man," Sandra said taunting Lori, and I knew this was heading down the wrong path, with Sandra now implying Lori's a slut.

"I never said I did it," Lori replied defensively.

"But you're not saying you didn't," Sandra lightheartedly pointed out. "Why would you want to have sex with another man?"

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"I didn't say I had sex with another man," Lori replied, now sounding embarrassed. "But I can understand why a bored housewife might want to. And it's her body! The husband should just get over it and not have his fragile male ego shattered when she's just trying to relieve the monotony of their sex life. I think it could even be healthy for BOTH of them, if she learns new tricks from other lovers!"

"When you're married," Sandra said, "you're supposed to be monogamous. That's having sex with just your husband! Otherwise, why get married?"

"A couple doesn't need to be monogamous when they're married," Lori defended. "As long as they both agree, they can be married because they love each other, and still have sex with others."

"Are you and Allen swingers?" Sandra asked, and we could all hear the judgmental undertone in that question.

I just sat back listening, waiting for Lori's answer, with the wrong words possibly getting her ostracized from some of our local lady's groups. Sandra obviously disapproved of swingers, and she's like the "Queen Bee" of some of the local social circles. Getting on her wrong side can be isolating and lonely.

"Did you learn any new tricks?" Sandra again prodded.

"I didn't learn any new tricks for Allen," Lori protested, and I rolled my eyes at her lame response, guessing what was coming.

"So, it was just for the sex," Sandra said with a sneering smile, and I then realized she was just jerking Lori around. She wasn't seriously accusing Lori of cheating on Allen or being a swinger. Sandra was trying to bully Lori for her different opinions and was having fun seeing Lori's embarrassment growing.

"I didn't have an affair!" Lori almost shouted, "and this is not about MY sex life! We're supposed to be talking about the book!" and I realized it was time to stop this before either of them said something they'd regret.

"I think we need to move on to the next question," I said, as I reached into the bowl to draw the next slip of paper.

Wendy sighed, saying "Just when it was getting interesting ..."

Monogamy or Monotony:

As I drove home from the Book Club meeting, I couldn't stop thinking about that book and the discussions afterwards. And I guess that's what books and stories are supposed to do, prompting us to think about different situations.

In the book, the wife was feeling bored and trapped in her stay-at-home mom role. She was becoming depressed, almost to the point of suicide, thinking,

"Is this all there is to life?'

So, her husband gave her a night out while he watched the kids. But she was seduced by a guy in the bar and ended up in his bed.

I think Lori was wrong, because the husband didn't expect her to go out for sex. It was her feeling sexy and desired that a stranger still wanted her which swayed her. Just that flirting situation made her feel young again, giving her hope, even if she hadn't gone to bed with him. But alcohol and having a few hours without the kids made the temptation too great for her to resist. She gave in to the passion of the moment but felt guilty afterwards.

And I had to wonder if I would feel tempted, or if I could resist. Or would an extra-marital sex experience change the way I felt about my husband? Would that make me a slut, like Sandra thinks? In the book, she realized it was just meaningless sex and how much more she really loved her husband. But the husband couldn't understand it or forget about it, and he never stopped doubting her.

Then I wondered how Eric might feel if I had sex with another man? Would he feel humiliated and think he's a cuckold? Lori thinks wives having sex like that hurt their husband's 'fragile male ego.' I don't think Lori's right with that idea, either. It's not about male ego or fragility, ... well, not in all cases. I imagine there are husbands who are insecure and can't accept any challenge to their masculinity. But my husband, Eric, is not fragile or egotistical!

I don't think Eric would be humiliated knowing I slept with another man. He might be hurt or disappointed in me. I just think he'd lose trust in me, if I ever did something like that on a spur of the moment decision. Telling me to take a night out to go to a movie or dancing isn't the same as telling me to go have sex. But Lori seems to think a night out is for 'anything goes,' and that sex is on the table too.

Maybe if Eric and I talked about it ahead of time, he might even approve. We weren't virgins when we met. And after our third son was born, the complications meant I could no longer get pregnant, so I couldn't make him a cuckold with another child. I think if I had a one-time fling with a guy, it would be like the sex I had before I met Eric. And he wasn't mad knowing I wasn't a virgin.

We watch porn videos together. And I've noticed how Eric likes the ones with two guys on one girl, which certainly isn't monogamous sex. So, I doubt he would get as mad as the husband in the book.

Then thinking of all the different porn videos we watched together, I started to wonder. What if the guy had a bigger cock than Eric's, or if I had sex with a Black guy, would that change how he'd feel about it? Besides my first husband, there were just those three others briefly before we met and settled down. And I told him all about those others. So, he knew his wasn't the only cock I've had. It would just be a matter of timing, whether it was before or after our wedding day twenty-three years ago. Maybe Lori is right that our vows of fidelity don't necessarily mean no sex.

There are just so many different things to consider when thinking about marriage, sex, and others. These were not things I missed. But maybe I would eventually regret not having more or different experiences.

I just couldn't get it out of my mind.

A Passionate Marriage:

The thoughts of my Saturday morning book club whirled through my mind all day as I busied myself around the house. After taking a shower in the afternoon, I sat on our bed pulling on a pair of black thigh-high stockings, and a flowering knee-length sundress. I mischievously decided to forego bra or panties, and I kept the black four-inch heel pumps handy in the kitchen for when my husband came home from his golf game.

When I heard the garage door open, I stepped into the heels and stood ready at the door to greet him with a drink in hand. Handing him his drink, I kissed him, lovingly saying "Go shower, and I'll have dinner on the table when you're done."

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