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Owned By My Futa Step Mom

Owned By My Futa Step Mom

by weirdfantasies89
19 min read
4.73 (48100 views)
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Hi Everyone! Last commission before I disappear for a bit to work in a mega sized story that someone commissioned, also futa X male.

This was a commission from a really nice fan. He wanted in a similar vein to Trashy Suburban Futa, so per his request, expect similar body types and overall vibe to that story. Meaning the futa of this story is mature, curvy, rough and a bit slovenly. See DittoChad, Honeybread, or similar futa artists for examples of what I mean.

This story is a little darker at times, in terms of realistic themes. Also gonna make sure this stays in NonCon, bc there's definitely some of that at the beginning. Reluctance at the very least. So huge huge huge

TRIGGER WARNING

! Some of the themes in this story involve drunken sexual aggression (no beating), choking, shouting, rough sex, divorce, reluctance, coercion, and general noncon category stuff.

As always.

DO NOT

do

ANY

this in real life. I do not condone nor support the use of any themes of non-consent or coercion in real life. Always ask consent, no means no, and do not coerce or make anybody feel uncomfortable.

On with the story!

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My name is Lyle. I live in upstate New York.

When I was 13 my parents split from each other. The divorce was rough to say the least. My parents hated each other by the end of it. They got split custody of me but it didn't make my life any less easy. Two birthdays, two holidays, two grad parties to highschool, the works.

My mother was a working lawyer, she was busy a lot, I loved her, but I didn't ever really spend too much time with her. With so much free time on her days I started to get away with a lot. She made enough to support herself and me somewhat, but she always brought me good presents, and took me out to eat. She was more caring of me, despite her horrible work schedule.

My dad was a fucking bum however. He also let me get away with a lot, but that was more out of neglect than anything. I gave him plenty of chances and he had always let me down. He didn't work nearly as much as my Mom, and was a gambling addict, mild alcoholic, and overall not a good fit to be a parent. Somehow he got half custody of me in the end.

With a lot of problems in my upbringing, it's no wonder by the time I was just turning 18, that I was a total brat.

My brown hair dyed black, punk attitude, and lot's of rebellion. It was better with my mom, but I was misbehaving a lot at that time. Skipping class, going to parties, getting in fights, the works.

It never really stopped, desperate cries of attention for my parents that were rarely heeded, much to my anger.

Towards the end of my senior year, my Dad started seeing a new woman, only adding to the pyre of hatred I was burning towards him.

Her name was Cindy.

"She's an incredible woman, Lyle." He'd say to me, "She's responsible, she acts like an adult, she knows how to communicate, and she's the boss of her own company. You know, you could learn a lot from a woman like her."

"Uh huh..." I'd grumble.

When I met Cindy, to say my attitude was bad towards her was an understatement.

Cindy walked in, laughing with my Dad as he brought her inside. My dad saw me watching TV, my shoes up on the couch.

"Oh! Cindy! Cindy! Come here, this is my son, Lyle!" He ushered her over.

I looked over and almost had to double take. Looming over my father was a woman at least six feet tall, taller, maybe 6'5 at the bare minimum. She had a professional black pixie cut, it was short, perfectly even and hung over her forehead. She had circular glasses, dark mascara, and red lipstick over her thick wide lips. Her nose was prominent too, slightly broad, but stuck out perfectly between her large frame glasses, light freckles across her bridge.

Her face denoted her age, clearly somewhere in her 40s. The deep laugh lines on her cheeks showed it the most.

Her cheeks were full, her face was a little more round, but her neck had almost no fat on it at all. However as you went down you could see she had some weight on her, but it all seemed to be going to the most eye-catching places. By that, I meant that her breasts and her ass were barely contained in the tight black dress she was wearing. It clung to her wide torso and belly, showing everything off. Excess fat went to her sides and some on her arms, but underneath was clearly a firm layer of muscle, especially in her arms and legs. Her forearms were thick, same as her biceps, but the musculature was hidden under her vast flesh. Her thighs were sculpted and massive, absolute zeppelins connected to muscular calves that fit into big red heels. Her butt was big and round, bigger than my entire head.

Her hands were long and muscular, painted with red nail polish. She had a working woman's hands, but one palm could fit over my entire face. She held them together politely, waving at me with a delightful warm smile.

"Hi there Lyle! Nice to meet you!" She chimed.

Caught off guard, I instantly put up my wall and turned away from her, rolling my eyes.

"Wow. How much did he pay you." I scoffed.

My dad let out a nervous chuckle, Cindy also letting out her own awkward laugh at that.

"Do you-uh normally let your son put his shoes on the couch?"

"Ah well. He really won't listen if I tell him not to. Little stinker." He grabbed at my ear playfully.

I swatted his hand away and shot him a death glare. Filling the room with a profound awkward silence.

"He's uh... ah man... what a kidder... a real... yeah, well anyway! Let me show you around!" My Dad stammered, recovering.

"Sure." She said warmly.

Her heels clacked through the house, MY house, as she let out half-hearted stupid compliments. I heard her comment on my room, my dad saying something that was clearly meant to be a jab at me.

She let out a mirthful chuckle as she gave her own snide comment.

She left that night, giving a loving little smooch on my dad's cheek. I could see on his face that he was smitten with her. I knew what was going to happen next... and I didn't like it...

She continued to come over, for dinner, for date night, all to see my fuck up of a Dad. She didn't know how much of a scumbag he was. She didn't know at all, was this some sad attempt at getting a family in her late life? I wasn't going to be subject to her stupid fantasy while she settled for a piece of shit like him.

I gave as much attitude as I could to her, brushing her off, ignoring her, passive aggressively commenting, the works.

Despite that... she still continued to see my father.

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I'd talk shit about her to my mom all the time, but she didn't even seem to really care, much to my annoyance.

"What do I care what your father does, Lyle?" My mom would sigh, making a rushed dinner for me.

"She's some fucking random sad old lady he found to replace you! You don't even care?!"

"Not especially. She'll find out who your father is in time. Give her a break, kid. I'm not gonna pointlessly hate a woman I don't even know."

"She's a stranger, and I don't need a new mom! This is stupid! I have to deal with their dumb little act almost every night!"

"Well. Your father knows how to turn on the charm for the first year before he starts slipping back to himself. So I'm sure she'll be out of your hair soon buddy."

"Not likely. He's probably gonna propose to her."

"Well. From what I've heard so far, your complaints about her feel a little unwarranted. Don't be so mean to her, eventually your Dad is gonna dump her on the street and she'll need the support. You don't need to make an enemy out of her..."

"Yeah whatever..." I grumbled.

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Not even six months later did he propose.

Then suddenly, Cindy was my stepmom.

Then suddenly we were moved into her boring house.

Then suddenly I was away from all my friends as I was about to graduate high school.

Then suddenly, the trip to my mom's was now a pain in the ass.

Literally months left in high school, so no room to make new friends, and making my graduation one of the loneliest experiences of my life.

My attitude only got worse and worse, my resentment grew. Only growing further when Cindy tried to play the role of mom.

"Lyle, dear, please pick up after yourself"

"Lyle, shoes off, good lord."

"Lyle, would it kill you to clean your room?"

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"Lyle! Please come help me set the table!"

"Lyle, did nobody teach you how to do laundry???"

I remember snapping at her one day as I was listening to music in my room.

"Lyle!" I heard muffled behind the metal I was blasting.

I ripped my earbud out.

"What?!"

"Lyle, did you do your homework yet! I see papers sitting on the desk and they're completely empty!"

"Cindy, who the fuck cares?! I have two months left 'til I graduate!"

"Don't swear at me Lyle! I'm just trying to make sure you don't flunk before you graduate! I know you've got your college picked already but that can change!"

"Yeah! My homework is finished Cindy! Happy? Go and be somebody else's Mom! My Dad needs it more than me!"

I put the earbud back in my ear, and continued to listen to thrash.

I couldn't hear her sad sigh as she walked off.

After all, she really was just trying to look out for me. Who could blame her? She could tell I wasn't raised right. I took poor care of myself, I was sneaking out to go drink, I was still fighting, I was playing hooky. She didn't want to see me squander myself, and she could tell Mom and Dad weren't going to help. I was angry though, probably not even at her.

She was the only one giving me the attention I sought, and I didn't want it to be from her, and that made me even angrier.

Her and my dad would get in fights about it all the time. I could hear them bickering about it. Her telling him I needed to do more, that I needed someone to raise him like a parent. He simply shrugged, saying I was my own man, that I had my friends, and that she didn't need to worry about me.

I remember one time my Dad was on business and her and I were alone in the house for a few days. She cooked me a meal and I sat eating at the table with my headphones in.

"Lyle."

I continued to bob my head.

"Lyle!" She snapped, waving, "Hello!"

I yanked a bud out.

"What."

"No headphones at the table, come on you know better."

"Dad's rule. He's not here is he?"

"Not his rule, it's MY rule, and take off the headphones."

I scoffed, rolling my eyes and tossed off the headphones.

"Happy?"

"Yes. Was that so hard Lyle?"

I shrugged, continuing to eat silently.

...

"So... do you know what you want to major in?"

I shrugged.

"...If you get a business major, I could help you once you graduate."

"I'll probably drop out."

"Oh... really? Have you told your father?"

"Fuck no. He doesn't give a shit."

"Language."

"My band is probably gonna take off, so... probably won't need a degree... waste of money anyway."

"You should really have a backup plan dear."

"Don't call me that."

"Dear?"

"Yeah. I really hate it when you try to act like my mom."

"Right..." She trailed off, not wanting to breach that.

"I'll be fine. Stop worrying about me."

"You know... Lyle, I could pay for your tuition if you stay all four years..."

"Ah... that's why he's marrying you, is it?"

"Excuse me?"

"You're rich, right? You ever think that's why Dad's with you?"

"That's not very nice, Lyle."

"Just saying."

"Well, you've been 'just saying' for a while now and I've been extremely patient with you. So do you want to tell me where this attitude is coming from?"

"Not really."

"That attitude won't fly in college. You definitely aren't going to find a girl like that either."

"What the fuck do you care? I'm literally never coming back home when I go to college."

"Lyle, for god's sake, language."

"Fuck off Cindy! I'll say whatever the fuck I want!"

"Lyle! So help me!"

"What?! What are you gonna do?!"

"If you weren't my son-"

"-I'M NOT! YOU ARE NOT MY MOM! MY MOM ACTUALLY WORKS INSTEAD OF FREELOADING HER FAT ASS OFF OF HER UNDERPAID WORKERS AND SETTLING FOR DEADBEATS!"

"LYLE THAT'S ENOUGH!"

"WHAT?! AM I WRONG?!"

"AT LEAST I DON'T SIT THERE AND COMPLAIN DAY IN AND DAY OUT WHILE MY MOTHER WORKS

HER

ASS OFF, MY FATHER WORKS

HIS

ASS OFF, AND MY STEP-MOTHER DOES HER BEST TO TAKE CARE OF THE UNGRATEFUL BRAT THAT LIVES AT HOME! BECAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE! YOU THINK THE WORLD STARTS AND STOPS WHENEVER THINGS AREN'T FAIR! GROW THE HELL UP LYLE!"

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I tossed my plate across the table and stormed out of the room.

"AHP! THERE HE GOES! RUNNING OFF AS ALWAYS! BYE LYLE! ENJOY YOUR POUTING SESSION! I WONDER IF THEY'LL HAND OUT JOBS FOR PROFESSIONAL CRYBABY! IT'S ALL YOU SEEM TO BE GOOD AT!" She barked after me.

The words stung me. I'd shake them off eventually.

It was exactly what I'd deserved, but I didn't really want to admit that at the time.

Time passed and things cooled off, but Cindy and I's relationship was never more tense. One small thing would set us off into a screaming match at each other. My dad needed to intervene a few times, Cindy or I leaving the room to cool off.

It was such a saturated and intense anger we had for each other. By the end of the school year, it was safe to say that we truly hated each other.

My dad begged me to try and get along, but since it was my dad asking, it only made me want to hate her more...

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I didn't get to spend graduation with my friends.

However, right before all of us were going off to college, my friend from back home decided to throw a rager. It would be the last time I'd be able to spend time with my friends from high school.

It was a little less than an hour away from where we lived though. I begged my mom to take me but she was too busy. I begrudgingly asked my dad to take me instead.

"Why don't you ask Cindy?" He said nonchalantly, "I'm sure she'd love to take you."

I swore under my breath and sauntered into the kitchen to see her washing dishes.

"Cindy..." I grumbled.

She turned slightly, raising an eyebrow at me silently.

"My friends back home are throwing a rager... can you take me..." I was red in the face, each word choked out of me.

She sighed.

"I thought that's why I said you should get your license this year."

"Yeah. I know. I never got to it... Can you take me or not..."

"Say please."

I shot her a look, a look that screamed 'are you fucking serious'.

Her arms were crossed, eyes lidded but brows raised, waiting.

"Please..." I rolled my eyes.

She turned back to the dishes slowly.

"Get your shoes on. I'll meet you in the garage."

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The car hummed down the road, both of us quietly zipping through the dense forest roads to the town I used to live in. I stared out the window, tapping my finger.

About ten minutes into the tense ride, she spoke up.

"I'm sorry." She said bluntly.

I turned to her, confused.

"What?"

"I said I'm sorry."

"For what?"

"For all the times I yelled at you. The nasty things I said. I was upset."

"Oh." Taken off guard, I turned away from her, "It's whatever."

"It's not. If I'm... well... Lyle I know divorce isn't easy... neither is having a woman you barely know enter your life this quickly. Your Dad and I fell for each other fast, and I bet nobody considered you in the decision, myself included."

"Well... you weren't really getting married to my dad at that point... so it's not your fault..."

"I'm happy to hear you say that. I just wish... we could have had a better relationship to each other."

"It's fine." I said bluntly, "It's whatever, like I said."

She grimaced, she wanted me to admit my fault too but I wasn't budging on that. I should have though. Not a day goes by where I didn't regret that, and what I did after...

As we entered the town in silence, minutes away from my friend's house, she spoke up again.

"Do you think you could... accept me in your life Lyle? I really do love your father, despite his... well... many faults. I've always wanted a son in my life. I'm not able to naturally give birth so... maybe a part of me wanted us to get along because of that... I don't mean right now... but in the future... maybe if I try a little harder...? I'd.... I'd really like to be there for you Lyle, and I hate to say it, but I don't think you've had a figure like that in your life..."

What she said was, admittedly, a lot to drop on me out of nowhere. She was also absolutely correct. However, that didn't make my reaction to it any less worse.

"What? Like you're trying to replace my mom or something?"

"What! No! Lyle that's not what I mean at all!"

"I don't know what else you could mean. Sure seems like it. My mom doesn't work hard enough? You could do a better job? Is that it?"

"Lyle, dear, no I-"

"-Don't fucking call me that!"

"Sorry! I'm sorry Lyle! Please just listen!"

"Drop me here. I can walk the rest of the way."

"Please just wait! I didn't mean to-"

"LET ME OUT! PULL OVER NOW!" I barked.

She sighed and pulled over.

Fuming, I got out of the car. Before I slammed the door shut I looked at her, dead in her eyes.

"You. Will never be my mom. You aren't family. You're a fucking stranger. Don't talk to me. Don't try to take care of me. Don't try and insert yourself into my fucking life. Don't pay my fucking tuition. Don't EVER try and reach out while I'm away. I'll be glad to be away from this stupid fucking family, and be even happier to be away from YOU! You miserable, middle-aged... H... HAG!... So goodnight, and fuck off Cindy."

I made the car shake with how hard I shut the door.

I didn't look back, even as I heard a loud muffled sob escape from the car.

I went to that party and got blackout drunk.

My friend had to drive me back the next day. I had a good time with them, but the night was ruined considering I basically drank myself to death that night. It was still good to see them before I left.

I came home to a hollow house. My Dad hadn't woken up yet and Cindy was not there to greet me.

We didn't say a word to each other before I left. She did exactly as I asked. She insisted on not showing up to see me off to college. He drove me himself and gave me a half-hearted goodbye as I went into my dorm.

I wouldn't know it until later in life but I was eaten with regret for what I told Cindy. In my head at the time I thought she deserved it. I never took apart why I was angry at her. I know now that she really really really didn't deserve it.

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I found out pretty quickly into college that the 'I don't give a fuck' artificial punk attitude wouldn't get you friends. My drinking and eating also got worse and worse. Not super worrying, about on par with your average male college student, but still.

When I received the invite to my Dad and Cindy's wedding, I tore it up and threw it out. It was from her. Maybe one last olive branch that I could swat away and burn.

I didn't get a real solid group of friends until sophomore year. Up until that point people in my dorm were avoiding me, my dorm-mate talked shit about me all the time, the punks/queers/goths/activists on campus, all the people I wanted to fit in with so desperately, all hated my guts. Who could blame them? I was a poser all the way. I was (maybe) bisexual at most and had done almost no activism or any actual praxis to back up any beliefs I claimed to support. I never went to rallies, I never did any kind of mutual aid or donation, I didn't really even enjoy a lot of the music I said that I liked.

I was a loser... just like my Dad...

As I really found myself amidst all of it, I quickly began to find that all that anger and rebellion was to get back at my Dad, and maybe my Mom too. Because for once in my life, I didn't have anybody to get mad at.

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