I woke up on Saturday morning not feeling well-rested at all, and clearly remembering what I'd done. I'd spent what seemed at least half the night partially awake, and trying desperately not to think about it. Trying to think about anything else. My normal go-to would have been one of the videos on my phone, but that sort of thing was certainly not what I needed right now. I needed a hug and someone to wipe away the tears, but couldn't see where those were going to come from.
Humping Connor. Deep-throating him. Him face-fucking me. Licking my cum off his trainer. Having multiple orgasms while he stood -- once again fully dressed -- and laughed at me wiping my own pussy juices all over my face, boobs, body and hair. Crap, oh crap! I'd certainly acted the slutty exhibitionist, even if I was denying being one.
What the hell was wrong with me? I'd had to do a certain amount of that to get the permission needed to give him a blowjob, but I'd gone way beyond that. And if only I'd received that mission earlier in the evening before he'd masturbated, twice! In that case, I could probably have been in and out of his room within ten minutes and left him being grateful for it, rather than playing with me.
I thought of myself as a pretty normal person, but now I was wondering if that was the case -- and what normal was anyway. Was I some kind of freak, or would my friends have reacted in the same way last night? We'd never discussed sex in quite such detail, partly (largely?) because I found it so embarrassing, but I was suddenly anxious to break down those barriers.
Was my reaction to Connor's ministrations to be expected? Had I acted as expected? I currently had no phone to call people, and my blackmailer could monitor all my communications via the laptop. Could I ask Dionne and Leanne? No. No, we didn't have anything like that kind of relationship as yet. And Leanne seemed more repressed than I thought I'd been -- than I still was?
When I jogged the internal mouse on the laptop, I saw that there was a message waiting for me on the screen in answer to my query of last night. Wearing a towel for a short period after a shower, while in the process of drying and sorting out my appearance etc. would be acceptable to him. Ha -- he was human after all. I thanked the screen but, getting no reply, I wrote out my thanks as well, and left him the message.
I took more pills from the packets to help with the continued pain in my throat, but the pain in my confused mind was going to take something stronger. I looked at the closed chest of drawers and desperately wanted to go over, take out underwear and put some on, or at least slip a long t-shirt over myself to leave the room in.
I was still showing myself naked to the guy on the other side of the screen, if he was watching -- which he couldn't be all of the time. Although he could be recording to catch the good bits, couldn't he? However, this would be my first time showing myself off to my flatmates after letting myself get felt up by them and them watching TV.
Letting myself get felt up? Be honest girl, at least with yourself! I hadn't let myself be felt up, I'd pretty much asked them all to do so in front of one another -- there was a world of a difference there. From their point of view, I, the strange exhibitionist, had asked them to do this thing, and they had obliged. That was very different than letting it happen, I'd seemingly been proactive in it.
The only way to get through what was happening was to go with the flow. Try and find some level of acceptance and smile. The minute that they thought there was something wrong, then, being normal people, help would be brought in. At which point my hope of a normal life was over. If it wasn't already.
I brushed my hair, and put on a little light make-up, wanting to present as normal a face on things as I could, before standing looking in the full-length mirror next to the door, holding onto the handle for the moment, before, with a deep breath, unlocking it to leave and step through to the main flat area. I'd looked okay on the outside. Apart from the lack of clothing, nothing seemed wrong with my image.
Breakfast on weekend mornings was usually a staggered affair, although we'd not been together long enough to tell for sure. We would all often stay out to differing times in the evenings and, as is normal with many students, we were fond of staying in bed when there was no deadline to get up for. I wasn't sure if I was first into the kitchen today, but at least it seemed that I was going to be alone for a while today.
I'd not thought this through. I'd not really had a chance to think anything through properly since being forced to strip off and go out to my flatmates yesterday. I needed space to work out what this meant for me. What this meant for my relationships with them, and now on top of that, how to deal with Connor from this point onwards. That, at least, I should have considered while still in my room.
My personality was one that enjoyed logic. I was doing science because I could see how it all hung together -- I'd considered maths, and maybe accounting, for the same reasons. I liked being able to work out the permutations of a situation and plan my next steps accordingly. For my own videos that's what I'd done.
In the past, I'd sometimes got into trouble with my parents for being the kid in the corner of a party, or other social occasion, that was looking on but not participating. I'd be sitting there watching everyone else and working out the dynamics, but not wanting to actually get involved myself. Of course, I was pushed to -- for my own good.
People had often told me in the past that I needed to open up a little more, share my emotions, be more human. And, sadly, I knew what they meant. Not that I had heroes as such, but two old time Star Trek characters had come close for a while. Mr Spock and Data. Both in control of their emotions, and able to operate with sense and logic.
That was me all over. Trying to live my life with, mostly, sense and logic while avoiding much of the messiness of human interaction. Of course, the risky videos I'd made that had now got me into this mess, were not exactly logical. 'How very human' Spock might have said. But then he had his own issues with his human side as well.