AUTHOR'S NOTES:
This is an entry in the YAY TEAM 2024 SPORTS & SEX AUTHOR ORGANIZED CHALLENGE, so I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to leave a score.
This story features my recurring character Matt (a muscular, well-hung, twenty-something male exhibitionist) being forced to publicly strip and jerk off by a group of rival female rugby league fans.
This story features CFNM, enforced male stripping, body worship, humiliation, mild femdom, enforced public masturbation, lots of NRL references, and plenty of potentially offensive profanity. This is a complete work of fiction. All characters are over eighteen. I am endeavouring to gradually write a CFNM "Oz Beach Boy" story in every Literotica category. This entry: "Non-Consent & Reluctance".
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It was a brisk winter night in Sydney, Australia. For a change, I wasn't really looking to get involved in anything sexual that night...but I certainly found myself right in the middle of it.
I'm nearly always up for sex or anything sex adjacent. Though not officially diagnosed, I'm pretty much a raging sex addict. I'm a narcissistic Aussie male exhibitionist in my twenties who loves getting nude, preferably with women watching me. I spend hours training to get my body as ripped and muscular as I can, principally to attract as much female attention as possible.
I like to show off and put myself in potentially sexy situations whenever I can, particularly around Sydney's many beaches and secluded coastal bays. I also frequently stroll around at night on busy weekends looking for action wherever I can find it. I am constantly horny, and I've enjoyed a lot of kinky hook-ups in my time. [See Story: "Oz Beach Boy's Exhibitionism Essay"] On this night, however, I just wanted to get home.
As the cool winter wind nipped at my cheeks, I walked quietly down a dark, quiet street near a large, deserted park in the Sydney suburb of Waterloo. I'd been at a rugby league match, and I was dressed in the fan gear of my team, The Sydney Roosters. I had a team-coloured red-white-and-blue beanie pulled over my longish, sandy brown hair, a same-coloured woolen scarf tied around my neck, a Roosters t-shirt, and a vintage Roosters footy jersey over the top in the famous 1970s style, complete with the name of the old team sponsor, City Ford, pasted across the front.
The bottom half of my body was Roosters-unadorned with blue jeans and sneakers. I did, however, have Roosters footy socks on. Also, somewhat ridiculously, I was wearing Roosters underpants, a joke birthday gift I'd received the previous year from my best friend and one-time foster sister, Darby Hamilton. In short, I looked exactly like what I was: a Roosters tragic.
I was also very, very happy. In the special exhibition match I'd just watched, the Roosters put their long-time rivals and sworn enemies, The Rabbitohs, to the sword. Without mercy, the Roosters ran the hapless Rabbitohs around the field and battered them senseless, walking away with a very comfortable 32 to 0 win.
The wild, baying, heaving crowd was loud and vocal throughout the entire match, yelling encouragement and insults in equal measure from the first whistle to the last. The language was, well, colourful, to say the least, and the beer went down by the gallon. It was a big night for Roosters fans, and a humiliating one for Rabbitohs fans.
Unfortunately, the game was held at the Rabbitohs' old, now rarely utilised home ground in the rough-and-tumble inner-city Sydney suburb of Redfern, and I had to make my way out of there and get back home to my apartment closer to the coast.
Rabbitohs fans are notorious for being amongst the most aggressive and outspoken in the National Rugby League, and my friends and I were hit with a litany of abuse as we left the ground. Obviously angry about being so soundly beaten, the Rabbitohs fans flipped us off, furiously and crudely grabbed their balls, and stopped just short of spitting at us.
"Fuck you," screamed one morbidly obese, toothless Rabbitohs fan decked head to toe in his team colours of red and green, or cardinal-red-and-myrtle-green, as the team's die-hard fans officially and stupidly like to say. "Go back to Bondi, ya fuckin' wankers!"
"Go and have a latte, ya tools!" yelled his equally tooth-deprived mate. "Ya fuckin' arseholes! Go and suck each other off! Suck each other's little dicks! Fuck the lot of ya!"
"Shit, sorry we've gotta leave you here, Matt," said my friend Jackson Monteith with a frown. "I've gotta get up really early tomorrow morning to help my old man with a few things. You'll be right, yeah? Grab an Uber or something? These guys are just giving us shit...they're all talk, Matt."
"Yeah, I know," I responded. "I'm not too worried."
"You'll be okay," added my friend Cole Kinkade. "You can throw a punch, but I don't think it'll come to that. Rabbitohs fans just like to fuck with us...all bark and no bite."
"It's all good, guys...I'll be fine," I said, and turned to walk off.
Jackson and Cole lived in the opposite direction to me, and Jackson had things on tomorrow, so I understood. We waved goodbye and then separated to make our respective ways home. As Jackson and Cole took off in Jackson's car, I gulped nervously.
I was on my own, and I quickly realised I should have planned my exit home a little more carefully. I didn't think to drive because of the limited parking, but then, of course Jackson had got himself a spot with little to no trouble. It was all a massive pain in the arse.
From an inner-city area of Sydney long seen as a rough-and-rugged lower and working class one, the famously ragged-around-the-edges Rabbitohs fans see Roosters supporters as their posh, pretentious neighbours...the polished people in the more affluent beachside suburbs next door they love to hate...and hate
passionately
.
The feud has brewed and bubbled between the Roosters and Rabbitohs for many, many years. It's the most famous rivalry in the National Rugby League, and will likely never end, especially with the very vocal Aussie/Kiwi actor Russell Crowe installed as the Rabbitohs team owner and high-profile figurehead.
Though I can certainly handle myself -- I grew up rough in a succession of foster homes, and basically had to fight my way through my adolescence -- I was more than a little concerned about walking around the Redfern area alone, and potentially being assaulted in enemy territory, so to speak.
Every taxi was taken, and there were so many people ordering ride-shares that I opted to walk a little further away from the busy football ground to increase my luck in getting home. Why the fuck didn't I bring my car? There were Rabbitohs fans everywhere, and I forged on to a chorus of boos and raised middle fingers.
"Ya fuckin' cheat," screeched a hatchet-faced female fan at me, obviously a little confused, considering by how many points we'd won the game. "You pricks have always got the ref in ya pocket! Fuck ya, pretty boy! Go home and wank yourself off while you watch the replay! Have a pull over it, mate! Fuckwit!"
"Yeah, go home and yank your cock, ya fuckin' jerk-off!" howled what looked like the hatchet-faced fan's even more horrifying mother. "Give it a good pull! Play with your little balls too!"
Though I'd actually been considering jerking off to busty female rugby league player Jamie Chapman's bikini-strewn Insta page when I got home, the idea of busting a nut to the game itself had never crossed my mind. It was a funny thought nevertheless, and I giggled to myself about it. I waved meekly at the female fans and they both lewdly grabbed their crotches in response. Rabbitohs fans...such generational charmers!
I continued my walk, and pulled my scarf up around my face for warmth. Sydney doesn't get too cold in the winter during the day, but the nights are always chilly, and I was keen to get home so I could have a wank and then a beer in the warmth of my apartment. I looked around for taxis, but there were none to be seen. There were finally no people around either, and I thought I'd gotten enough distance between myself and the football ground to finally order a ride-share.