Every Friday night for as long as I can remember has always been movie night in our house. I think it started after John married my Mom as a way for our blended family to bond. I was two and John's son James was 4 when they wed, so I don't remember a time without them. John has always been Daddy and James has always been my brother. When we were younger, movie night included a nice PG family friendly flic, usually animated or with animals, then after the movie was over, us kids would head to bed and mom and dad would watch another movie together as a way to get in a cheap but regular, weekly Late Date as they called it. As we hit our teens, James wanted to spend his Fridays at football games & parties with friends, not watching The Little Mermaid at home, but Mom & Dad would insist Friday was family night as we only had a couple years left with us all together under one roof and he could spend Saturday & Sunday with his crew. As a concession though they'd up the movie rating from PG to PG-13 and the movie genre changed to action & superhero films.
Once James graduated and moved out, is when it turned from a family movie night, to just mine and dad's thing I guess. I started getting into old classics, which Daddy was fine with as long as the musicals were spaced out, but Mom regularly complained they were boring and after a few months she joined a local bunko group and spent her Fridays out. After the movie I'd still go up to my room out of habit, and since date night was skipped more often than not, Dad just watched his own shows while mom was out with her group. A couple of times I offered to watch a double feature with Daddy, but he'd come to enjoy his evenings of alone time, getting to watch whatever he wanted, which according to him included more grown up films from time to time that wouldn't interest me, and so while he appreciated the offer, would always send me on up to my room as usual.
As my senior year began, I really started to understand why James would get so frustrated having to stay home every Friday night when everyone else was out having fun together. At the lunch table on Mondays, my friends would reminisce about the awesome post-game party they were all at, and Thursdays & Fridays were spent getting hyped up for the events to come. But what really started to get to me was the whispered conversations in the halls and story exchanges at our girls night slumber parties, where what really happened at these post-game parties started to come out. Last year we were all still on the same experience page so to speak, boyfriends, hand-holding, make out sessions, etc. but now I was quickly coming to realize how big that gap between me and the rest of the girls was growing. While I was watching 40s glamour couples waltz on the big screen, my girlfriends were performing the horizontal mambo in an empty bedroom at whoever's house was hosting the weekly kegger.
After another weekend of missing out, I heard all about how Micah made the winning touch-down and he wanted to celebrate by going down on Harper. The next week was about how after Kyle had been pissed at Ally for blowing off their Wednesday study group, she made it up to him by blowing him until he got off under the bleachers. I swear every game and post-party resulted in a new base being achieved and sexual experience to brag about. It certainly didn't help either that the girls kept giving me a hard time about still not hooking up with my longtime crush Jason Malter, who according to locker room gossip had the biggest dick in school. I'd had enough! I wasn't going to be the only virgin walking across the graduation stage next spring and while I have no idea how a tongue down there could possibly feel good enough to scream about, I still wanted it, even if just to be able to feel like part of the group again.
Friday rolled around and all day at school my girls and I put together a list of arguments that was sure to convince my parents it was finally time to let this old tradition go. I went home from school with a plan, confident that later tonight I would be out drinking with my friends, and by New Years my cherry would be popped. Little did I know, only half my plan would come to fruition.
A little after 5 o'clock Dad strolled in from the garage hollering that Mom was meeting her friends for dinner and drinks before their game night so it would be just us for dinner. As he rounded the corner into the kitchen he continued "Does pizza sound good? And what movie are we doing tonight? Rewatch of Casablanca or are you going to make me watch Singing in the Rain for the 12th time?"
This is perfect I thought, with Mom not even coming home for dinner, I'd have one less parent to argue and her absence played into my "Not a family night" argument.
"Hey Daddy, pizza sounds great, but I actually wanted to talk to you about movie night."
"Oh no, don't tell me you have a desire to start watching horror or even worse RomComs. "
"No it's not that, it's more that I was just wondering if we could skip movie night at home this week?"
"Skip it? Did you want to go see a new release in theater or something instead?"
"No, not that. There's a big home game tonight, and then all the girls are doing a post-game slumber party at Katy's house and I wanted to join. Family night hasn't really been the same since James went off to college, and heck, Moms not even here. I'm 18 and still watching movies that don't even have swear words in them with my Dad. Then at 8 o'clock, when everyone I know is leaving the football game to spend the rest of the night hanging out together, I'm sent to bed like little girl to spend my night all alone in my room. Week after week they're out bonding and making memories together and I'm left out more and more. I just don't see a problem with spending a few Fridays here and there out with them."
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I stood there just staring at her for a minute. She'd gotten so worked up during her little speech, a slight flush had spread up her body and her heaving chest made it impossible to take my eyes off her. God those tits are so full and perky and perfect and shit...what the fuck was that, she's my daughter and I'm just standing here ogling her while she's waiting for my response.
Look baby, I understand that you feel like you're missing out on some things, and I'm not saying that's not true, but by ending our family movie nights, you'll then be missing out on building these strong family connections that once you've moved out become harder to maintain and more important to have as your foundation when life throws you curveballs as you get older. I know you don't want to hear this and probably won't believe me, but friendships come and go throughout your life, and honestly most high school friendships will fizzle out within a few years of graduation, but family is forever. We had the same argument with James when he went through this, and I have the same response for you know. The answer is no, Saturday & Sunday can be spent with friends, but Friday is for family.
I could see her battling her anger and frustration as I spoke. I watched as those breasts continue rise up and down with her increased breath and her eyes glossed over with unshed tears. I hated seeing her cry, always had, tears have always been hard for me and I avoided them each and every time I could. My wife learned early in our relationship that if she got hysterical with tears, I'd just leave the room. The only time I could handle her tears was when she was looking up at me from down on her knees with my cock shoved so far down her throat she was gagging on it and her spit and tears flowed from her face. God how beautiful my daughter would look if that was the cause of her tears right now. My hand on her head guiding her deeper on my cock with those lips wrapped around it trying to swallow me whole. Pumping in and out, slowly up and down my shaft until I bottomed out and pressed her nose all the way against me. Listening to her choke until I pull her back and see those tears free falling down her cheeks. FUCK I'm doing it again and now we're both just standing here in the silence.
"I'm not willing to budge on giving up the night. But you're right, at 18 it's a little ridiculous to feel like you have an 8pm bedtime and I certainly don't want you to feel so alone. You're mom and I haven't done a Friday Late Date in months and me taking care of you will always be more important than a little solo time in front of the TV, so how about from now on, each week we will do a double feature, you pick the first movie, I'll pick the second, and again since you're technically an adult, any rating and genre is game. I'm going to go hop in the shower and get out of these work clothes, here's $20, order us a pizza, and when I come back down we'll get started OK?"