Many of you comment about how I'm a sick individual, about how none of this happened, etc. I have never disputed that my need for sex with other women is a terrible thing. It is my addiction. This is how it started.
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I lost my virginity to Sarah. I found her extremely attractive; I've always had a thing for redheads. Her deep blue eyes, perfect smile, and tall yet curvy body only enhanced her allure. She was two years older than I was when we first had sex, me at 19 and she at 21. We were in a show together, and we were cast opposite each other. It was a "Showmance." She was an extremely talented singer, and I was still finding my groove. We had to kiss each other in the show, and I had always thought that there was something there, behind the acting, but I also knew that she was engaged.
Throughout the course of the show, I found out that she got engaged because she had been dating the guy for 4 years, and thought that she should say yes. I thought it was rather stupid.
We were rehearsing our scenes at her apartment; her fiancΓ© was not at home. Our kissing scene came up, and we tentatively kissed. It escalated quickly and became clear to me that this wasn't acting. We made out for a little while and I thought that this may be the time that I lose the big "V." I had gotten a blow job a few times before, but that's as far as it went. When she started stroking my cock, she said "Mmm...bigger than Jack (her fiancΓ©)." I was fumbling around her vagina with my fingers. I didn't know what I was doing. I was so bad that she stopped me.
She began sucking my cock while fingering herself...someone had to do it right. Then she pushed me back onto the couch, and straddled me. She began riding me hard and moaning. I didn't last more than two minutes.
I apologized profusely and told her that I had been a virgin. She said that I was sweet, but was clearly disappointed.
She went on to graduate the following year, and while we remained friends, my performance was always an inside between us, and we never revisited our intimacy during school.
Fast Forward.
I met my wife at a house party, and we married within a year. Perhaps we both just wanted to be married, because the whole process was extremely expedited. What was hot and heavy over the first 6 months ended up cooling off considerably after I proposed, and we had sex only three times the first year of marriage, one of those yielding our son. She grew distant, and I didn't know why. I was now masturbating three times a day minimum.
I thought that I had found someone that I was in sync with, sexually speaking. As a sex addict, I thought that we were compatible. Unfortunately, it seemed as though we were not.
This had quite the effect on me. It made me remember being shunned in high school. It brought back feelings of inadequacy. I still loved her, but we were growing apart, and the attraction was not there for either of us. I would find out much, much later why she had become so cold, but that's a story for another time.
After being married for two years, my grandmother passed away. I was really close to my grandparents, basically growing up in their house as my divorced parents argued in court over who was the better parent. The loss of Grandma hit me hard, and I traveled home to go to the funeral. My wife and son made the trip with me, but he was young and needed to sleep quite frequently. I bring this up, because my wife stayed at my mom's house the whole time, only venturing out for the funeral. We ended up staying a few extra days to help my mom get some things squared away. Two days before we were to leave and go home, I ran into Sarah.
She was in the grocery store, and I noticed an amazingly curvy redhead walking down the aisle away from me. I thought it was Sarah, and braving the embarrassment of possibly calling out the wrong name, I yelled "Sarah!"
Luckily it was she, and she turned with a quizzical look that instantly melted into a warm smile. "Tom!" she said, and walked quickly towards me and giving me a loving hug.
We chatted and caught up for a bit. She told me that she had moved back and taken a job closer to home. She recently divorced the man she had been with since high school, and she was "rediscovering her roots." Whatever that meant.
She asked how I was doing, and I reluctantly told her "married."
I looked at my watch and said that I had to get going, that the wife and my mom were waiting for me to get supplies and make dinner.
"You always did go too soon," she quipped.
"Asshole," I responded. We hadn't missed a beat.
As I gave her another hug, she asked if I wanted to get together and get a few drinks. She said she'd love to meet the wife.
We said our goodbyes and I went home to make dinner. I asked the better half if she wanted to accept the invite, and she told me that I should just go and catch up.