Brother + Sister + Incest Stories

The narrative explores the protagonist's tumultuous experiences following a weekend of sexual exploration in Boston with Candace and Gianna. The intense memories of their interactions linger as the protagonist becomes increasingly captivated by Marissa, Gianna's sister, who embodies a myth of familial depravity. As the protagonist prepares for a work trip to Tampa, where escapades await, the suggestive messages from Candace and Marissa escalate the anticipation for a potentially explosive family

Rob hacks into his sister's Twitter account and sends fake tweets, that turn out to come true.

Melanie Lynn Damjanović is a fellatio athlete in this year's intramural Sex Games to be held in the state capital. She is interviewed by a local news sportscaster at her high school. This is that somewhat tongue-in-cheek interview.

An early interest in sex is pursued by Jill from her schooldays until an adventurous and exciting experience in her first porn movie.

Inspired by the greatest rape fantasy story I ever read, "MOM’S DILEMMA" by Coyote, I take a crack at rewriting it, putting my own spin on the classic tale and substituting in all the girls from my own personal fantasies. Introduction: A wrong turn down a dirt road turns into a nightmare more horrifying than anything prudish mother Janet Smith could have imagined while it also becomes a fantasy and an opportunity that Janet’s own son and three other young boys would have never believed.

Daniel Romano was about to be sucked into the biggest April Fool's prank of his life, and it was the best thing to ever happen to him.

What happens when you combine two step-siblings, a preachy, closeted gay boyfriend to the stepsister, and possible fourth member of their little party, in the form of a goody-two-shoes Mormon girl with a naughty past full of secrets? You get the last Hump Day in March, right on the cusp of April Fool's Day, and you get Warren Buck's new life.

I was having trouble sleeping and it was effecting my job but my wife came up with a solution.

Who didn't cop a feel when playing this one from Milton Bradley?