My Mother & Stepmother, Chapter 1
Sex with my father's first and second wives.
Two uniquely different women, I have fond, sexual memories of my mother and of my stepmother. Surprising me as much as she sexually excited me, undressing and dressing with her bedroom door wide open, my MILF of a mother sexually teased me by deliberately flashing me. Sex with my mother was an incestuous perversion. Sex with my stepmother, was a wonderful thing and a true love story.
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Author's Note:
This is a true, forbidden sexual story that Charlie asked me to write for him about his father, his mother, and his stepmother.
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A quiet man who became even more thoughtful and reflective after my mother, Rose, died, married to her for 30-years, my dad, Henry, was devoted to their love and devastated by her loss. Keeping most of his thoughts to himself, holding his emotions inside, he was never a big communicator. He never wanted to talk, especially about himself and/or his feelings. Instead, to show that he was listening, he nodded his head and smiled.
Short on words but big on actions, when he liked you, he'd do anything for you. Judging by how he took care of his second wife, Brianna, he loved her. He truly loved her.
Yet, their age difference was baffling to me. He was 68-years-old and she was 30-years-old. I can understand a man being sexually attracted to a woman more than half his age but why would a woman be sexually attracted to a man more than twice her age, especially a man in bad health and literally on his deathbed? After the priest gave him his last rights, symbolic in gesture, she had the priest marry them.
In the way that there's a 34-year age difference between Katherine McPhee and David Foster, he's 72-years-old and she's 38-years-old, unless my father was rich, which he wasn't, their relationship and ultimate marriage didn't make any sense to me. When my father is 80-years-old, and near the end of his life, should he live that long, which he didn't, she'd be 38-years-old and at the middle of her life. Why would a young and vibrant, beautiful woman be saddled with an unhealthy, old man.
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An understatement, my father was behind the times. He didn't have a computer and had no idea how to use a computer. Not even having a cellphone, he hated using the phone.
"Cellphones are too impersonal. Unable to tell if they're lying to me, I'd rather see a person's face and look them in the eyes when talking to them," he said. "Besides, the keyboards are too small for my big fingers. I have no idea how anyone types on them."
I laughed at his ignorance of cellphones.
"Cellphones have cameras, Dad. You can see their faces. The cellphones today are like talking to an interactive video," I said.
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He never understood all those people staring at their cellphones constantly and continually while not talking to and/or interacting with anyone who wasn't at the other end of their cellphone. Not even looking to see where they were going, he didn't understand the fixation with cellphones. Moreover, he didn't know why anyone would pay eight-hundred-dollars for an Apple iPhone 14. If ever he broke down and bought a cellphone, he'd buy the cheapest phone available.
He'd only want to use the phone for making calls out and receiving calls in. He didn't need to use his cellphone as an entertainment center to make and watch videos. Not even knowing what the internet ism how to use it, and all that it can do, he didn't go on the Internet.
Not much on writing either, he never wrote a letter to me the entire twenty-years that I was in the Army. Instead, he wrote quick, little notes, blubs I called them. He preferred funny postcards with pictures of dogs. A dog lover, he loved dogs. Every morning, he'd turn over a new page of his daily, dog calendar. He liked the selection of pictures on postcards and the limited space in back of postcards that allowed him to write not more than a paragraph.
"Everything is good here. I hope you're well. Stay safe. Take care. Love Dad," was what he typically wrote on the back of his postcards.
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Impersonal and short, that was my father. Rarely talking to me, even when I lived at home, he treated me the same way with his impersonal and short answers. I'd call him but he never answered his phone. I'd leave messages but he never returned my calls. Suffice to write, I wasn't close to my father. Physically, emotionally, and sexually, especially sexually, I was closer to my mother.