This was a short event in my life, but very memorable never-the-less. It revolved around my then girlfriend's mom, which - I hear all the cries - is not an advisable choice for a quick conquest normally. However, this one just happened, and I had too much fun to even consider thinking badly of myself or my actions. Anyway, this was not the reason for our break-up, so who cares?
My girlfriend's mom is a bitch. A woman with a hide thicker than a rhino's, and that's no exaggeration. You get those people in life, the ones who just don't see anyone else besides themselves. Her name is Tarryn, and physically she's quite good looking, if one doesn't mind a well-fleshed, curvy, middle-aged lady. I love them. Not too fat, but, well, well-rounded. The thing that got me going was Tarryn's tendency to sit on a chair with one foot on the ground, the other on the chair, knee pointing upwards. She often used to do this while wearing a dress and watching tv. I guess that I was not seen as a guy to be careful around because I was going out with her daughter, so the fact that her skirt lifted up did not concern Tarryn, if she even noticed. I didn't say anything either, because I was having a great conversation with Tarryn whilst ogling her white cotton panties, pubic hair sprouting round the edges.
The skirt had lifted to leave me with a glorious view of crotch. Creamy white flesh ran down her inside thigh, cut off at the apex of her legs by soft, well-worn looking, white brooks. It was a real cock stirring position I was in, and I made the most of my conversation with her to prolong the view.
I don't know if it's a trait of Tarryn's family, but I remember getting an eyeful of her other, younger daughter's white panties when I was swimming in their pool once. She came over to the edge to show me a picture. I stayed in the pool, while she squatted on the side. The thing though, was that she was wearing a short, denim skirt. So when she squatted I was left with my eyes not 20 centimetres from her cunt. I had to tear my eyes away so as not to give the game away. She didn't notice it; oblivious! Who knows, growing up like mom?