I grew up in a large city and most of my adult life was spent living an urban lifestyle. To say, my only contact with suburbia was a few college and workplace friends that would invite me out for an occasional weekend party. It wasn't until my divorce that I decided to abandon anything that reminded me of the city or my ex wife. Something always seemed to be missing in our relationship, maybe because I was always fantasizing living the lives I envisioned in magazines, like the images of the bachelors in Penthouse and Playboy. I was particularly fascinated about the supposed suburban lifestyles and all the "swinging" that was supposed to be going on in those large single family dwellings with the two-car garages. With the crime, congestion, and only a few friends left in the city, I decided to move to a suburb fifty miles from what I knew.
With my migration from the city, the opportunity of a position in my field, social services came about. Here, working for an agency in the "burbs", I began to meet many women of my age, thirty something. For some reason many were divorced, as me. Maybe it was all the so-called liberal mentality that came with this particular profession. Sometimes, I felt it was the fact that people in the field became very critical of themselves and their partners, over-analyzing and dissecting every piece of a relationship. Anyway, it made the ratio of available women to men overwhelming and there weren't too many men in the case management field at that time anyway.
I was always gregarious, making friends easily. I seemed to be invited to many after office gatherings. Whatever, the reason, I enjoyed the attention and found myself enjoying the friendship of suburban women who seemed to be less uptight than their inner city counterparts. A previously married woman did not seem so obsessed with looking slim and trim and all the specified dating criteria. They would not hesitate to prepare a meal and invite you over. I preferred women with mature minds and bodies. Maybe, being divorced acted as a tension reliever, the women I hung out with had no issues speaking their minds or stating their desires.
I avoided any commitments, enjoying this new playground of openness, that is, until I met Myrna. She was recently divorced and lived in the suburbs, a few towns over from where we worked. Myna, in appearance was contrary to my fantasy woman of generous proportions. She was several years older than me, divorced (of course) and had a better than average body for most men. She knew this, because she worked at tanning, keeping fit and wearing some pretty clingy clothes. She even had some plastic work done to take natural sag out of her breasts. I think she added a cup size or two. She would never admit to anything, but it didn't matter. Because of the great sex, I forgave her lack of having the fantasy curves. Even though the sex was great, there came a point in time when I could not keep up with her cravings. I thought this would open a door to that fantasy of mine, the suburban sex party. Maybe, with her insatiability, she would let other men briefly into our relationship. In turn, I would reciprocate with her fantastic divorced, cock hungry, big legged, top-heavy friends. At least that is what I envisioned from my erotic literature! Oddly enough, Myrna seemed to gravitate to the city for activities, while I enjoyed the leisure living of the suburbs. This should have been a warning flag for me.