Caution Stories

A Christmas Story
The heartwarming story of one pirate's Christmas. What more could he wish for? He's in a safe port with a fast ship and a fine-spirited crew of scurvy seadogs, with several barrels of sweet rum, a lovely captive Spanish Governor's daughter willing to make sport, and a fine chest of gold and jewels! Well... perhaps not quite. The Rache Code (something to offend everyone) applies, but the sordid sex is largely tongue in cheek.

Includes Cover Illustration: Two young girls, while wilderness camping, are accosted by a religious zealot. Naked and shivering, they are forced to repent their sins. But it's not enough. Later, while they are sleeping, the man returns– with needle and thread.

Yevin had it all, and lost it. His wife left him. He fell into the bottle, and almost drowned in it. Now a friend pulls him up and dries him out. Can he get his life back together?

Some musings on choices that I may, or may not have to make. This was written mostly as an experiment for myself. I have a theory that if I put some of my more overwhelming fantasies to "paper" it has a tendency to return them to a more normal intensity rather than somewhat of an obsession. If anybody else enjoys reading it, or any of my other postings, so much the better.

Modesty is a prison, and Tom Rivera's app is the key to liberation and a new, unconstrained reality where the only remaining rule is consent. He offers Veritas: a seamless path to total hedonism. To his family, it means a complete release of inhibitions; to society, it’s full on perversion. The app guides them by gradually eroding their mental barriers - absolute truth and liberty are the cornerstones to their happiness. As the household cums together, a new directive emerges: The world is next.

Story co-written by Hungry Guy and Amara-Rau-Story. Celina seeks a mistress to face-sit and smother her, but the mistress she finds keeps her permanently against her will, and has other uses in mind that Celina finds disgusting.

Our hero, if you can call him that, discovered the secrets (and limitations) of invisibility. If you do not appreciate dry humor, this story might not be for you.