[F4M] The Tinder Match Affair.
Tags: Gentle Fdom, Cheating, Age Difference, Older Woman, Lots of Good Boy, Call me Mommy, Voyeurism, Riding, Handjob, Breast Play, almost uncontrollable lust, teasing, Big Ass, worship. Cumplay
Summary:
A young man matches with an older woman on Tinder, he's looking for a fun experience, she's looking for a boy-toy to have an affair with. A match made in heaven, or at-least Tinder.
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'It's a match!'
Those words flickered on Andrew's phone.
It had been several months since he had installed Tinder on his phone. His friends had all convinced him to give it a try, recounting stories of 'spicy' hookups and 'loving' relationships. With the help of his friends, he made his profile.
'Andrew, 21'
'Hi, I'm Andrew, I'm a College student, Looking for something new. I'm a little quiet at first, but I promise I'll take you somewhere fun. I enjoy art and cool things, as well as meeting new people'.
A rather bland and innocent profile, but Andrew thought nothing of it. 'Just be himself' he thought as he uploaded the profile. Eventually, he would match with someone, and that's when the real fun begins.
At least, that's what he hoped would have happened. Much to his dismay, he had very little luck with the app since installing it. Most of the time he wouldn't get a match at all, he was prepared to wade through the long list of silent rejections, though every day it continued to ground slowly on his self-esteem. Added to that, the few matches he did get in the past usually ended up being very short-lived conversations, or worse, bots.
By this point, Andrew was sick of it. It was a pointless waste of time that only made him feel worse about himself. He was going to delete it, move on with his life. Hopefully, meet women in 'the wild.' But before he did any of that, he decided to swipe right, on everyone.
Swiping again and again in frustration, Andrew no longer cared what they looked like, or who they were. He just wanted a single connection to make this all worthwhile, or to hit the end of his limit and use it as the final excuse he needed to delete the stupid app.
'It's a match!'
Andrew did a double-take. He didn't expect it to actually work. He was immediately greeted by this new profile description.
'Alison, 37'
'1 Mile away
Not looking for anything serious. Don't want any commitments.
If you're simply on here to hook up and have some no-strings-attached fun swipe right.'
Andrew was skeptical, very skeptical. The photos showed off a very shapely woman, posed in a variety of different outfits. Her thick, curvy thighs displayed the type of large ass that would make a man sweat over. While not quite the slandered definition of a 'thick girl,' with her flat stomach and hips making her look rather thin by comparison to her legs. She did, however, have sizable breasts to complete her 'heavenly' figure.
Added to that, her slightly curly, brown hair fell to her shoulders and a smile that was almost as eye-catching as her body. This Tinder profile was the proverbial 'white whale' of Tinder profiles. A gorgeous woman, 'Thick' with two C's, with a beautiful smile and fantastic cleavage. She was actively looking to hook up, no strings, no commitment and has purposely swiped right on Andrew's profile.
He didn't believe it, he couldn't believe it. There was no way in hell this 'Alison' was real. Further proof to this claim came from the very obvious examples in her photos, once Andrew could pull his eyes away from her body, that in every photo of the woman, the top half of her face was hidden. Either cut off at the top or scribbled out in an attempt to censor herself. Alison had made sure that her face was not visible in any of her images. An outstanding red flag for Andrew.
Andrew sighed with frustration, his phone thrown to the bed. He wouldn't entertain the idea that this woman was real. It was the very definition of 'too good to be true.'
"Stupid waste of time..." he whined, falling to his bed.
He spent a good several minutes laying in bed. Sulking and debating in his mind. After a while, he picked up his phone again and scrolled to the app. His finger held down, the options for it popped up on the screen.
Uninstall.
His finger hovered over the section of the screen but before he could commit to the app's deletion, his phone buzzed.
A notification from the app he was about to remove. It taunted and tempted him until Andrew couldn't take it anymore. Against his better judgment, he opened the app. A message from Alison waited for him.
"Heyyy" The message read, the extra y's creating an illusion of a real and excited person on the other end. "It's nice to meet you, Andrew." Adding a smiley face emoji to the end of it.
Andrew considered his options, to the best of his recollection, he had never seen a bot use his own name. Usually, they'd give a few generic responses before sending him a link to some horrible looking website.
This felt different, or at least part of Andrew wanted to believe it was real. He felt like an idiot, hoping that this was a real person, but after several long minutes, Andrew sent a reply.
"Hey, Alison. It's nice to meet you too."
Andrew waited for the inevitable generic response. The final, damning piece of evidence that proved that 'Alison' wasn't a real person and that Tinder was the waste of time Andrew knew it to be. His phone buzzed again as he braced himself for the disappointment to come.
"I hope you don't mind the age difference between us." Alison replied, "Personally I think matching with someone so young is, exciting." This time a winking face emoji ended the message.
Andrew realized that was too specific a comment towards him to be a bot. He couldn't help but smile as the hope that this was a real person grew.
"No, not at all." Andrew texted, "I don't mind it at all."
"So Andrew, Tell me about yourself? What are you looking for here?" Alison probed, very directly which kept Andrew wary.
"Just like it says in my bio." he messaged nervously, "Meeting new people, Looking for something new... something fun."
Andrew became painfully aware of how bland his profile looked. He winced at his horrid attempt at being flirty.
"Haha, sorry." He quickly apologized, "I'm too used to getting bots on this app, I don't have great experience at messaging actual people."
He immediately regretted sending the message as soon as it was sent. Not only did he admit that he thought she was a bot, but he also pointed out his lack of experience. It took several long agonizing seconds before Alison responded.
"Fun is good." Alison returned, "And don't worry, I like the shy quiet type. Especially if they're as cute as you."
Andrew was blushing, never in his life had he seen a woman be so aggressively forward with him. As the two exchanged messages back and forth, two things became apparent. Andrew had no idea how to flirt through text and Alison didn't care. To Andrew's surprise, she actually found his inexperience to be, as she put it, 'quite adorable.'
As flirty as Alison was, and as direct as her intentions with Andrew were, she didn't appear to want to meet up as soon as possible. She wanted to get to know Andrew first, which was understandable. Andrew himself was apprehensive to meet up with a complete stranger, regardless of how attractive she appeared to be.
Once the awkward introductions were over and the 'ice' relatively broken, the two started to share basic details about one another. Andrew was very forthcoming when talking about himself. He talked about his current living situation, life at college and his bad experience with Tinder.
Alison on the other hand, for all her flirty and forward nature, was very reserved in talking about her personal life. Andrew learned that she worked at a pharmacy, but wouldn't say which one. She had a fondness for drawing as she once wished to be an artist in her youth. It was also her first time using Tinder, she also didn't have much experience with the app, she mentioned that she received several matches, however, Alison claimed that Andrew was the 'most promising match' she had.
It was obvious that Alison was hiding herself, her photos all avoided showing her full face, along with her avoidance of talking about her current-day personal life, even refusing to give her last name. Andrew however chose to ignore this fact, as the excitement of talking to someone real overrode any gnawing curiosities he might have had.
Even after an hour or two of messaging, Andrew didn't want the conversation to end. With some trepidation in his fingers, he sent Alison his phone number, with the hope that they could continue to get to know each other outside the app.
She didn't respond. One hour went by, Andrew began to worry. Another hour went by, worry turned to regret, Andrew read back over their conversation, trying to work out where he went wrong. He debated sending her another message, apologizing in the hopes to start over, but he decided against it. Defeated, he put his phone down and went on with his day.
That night, as Andrew laid in his bed considering the events of the day, his phone buzzed. The tune one he immediately recognized as a text message. He spun around as fast as he could and grabbed his phone. A short text from an unknown number greeted him.
"Hi Andrew," the message read, "It's Alison, sorry about going silent on you, but some things came up in life that distracted me. I hope you're still up to talk?"
The bouncing ellipsis on the screen told him she was still writing more.
"My life can be pretty chaotic, so I might not always be able to text back. To be honest, I didn't think anyone would swipe on me, or that I'd get a cute boy's number."
Andrew read the message with a giant grin on his face. He tried