DomSub Stories

A Story in the SexualRevolutionaries Universe
What happens when Jewish guilt meets Catholic guilt, on a honeymoon in San Francisco where no one knows you? What is the proper etiquette for when you forget to put away your vibrators and the hotel lines them up and puts chocolates on the tips? What happens when she tries out for a strip club? Do they have futures with polyamory and sensuous BDSM?

The setting is Zimbabwe in the mid 1980s, when the whites are being pushed out by a new black ruling class and the land is still lawless, the police more lawless than the rest. A Shona tribe police chief in central Zimbabwe wants fourteen-year-old European boys. The Whitfelds, trying to hold onto their dairy outside Gweru, have a fourteen-year-old blond foster boy, one who already is tasting sex from black men and craves more. The Whitfelds's answer to being able to stay on is an obvious one.

This story is a fictional account of Washington before the revolutionary war. I tried to use as many factual items as I could. This was an idea I got from reading all the facts and certain behaviors (sexually) of Washington and his wife.

The Eiffel Tower, the Left Bank, the Sorbonne, the narrow streets of Montmartre. Romance is in the air, but lust is in their hearts.

On his last school day before preparing to live with his father, white 14-year-old Ethan is groped and kissed by his hunky black track coach. The next week, while biking up to a remote mountain reservoir, Ethan stops at a country store, where he encounters the coach, who lures Ethan into his van for heavy petting and foreplay. When the coach wants to move to the back of the van, where there are restraints and padding, Ethan flees and bikes up to the reservoir. The coach follows him in the van.

First part of a series that is necessarily broken up into two different stories, this tale involves the decision by two platonic girlfriends to become lovers. They plan to add a man later, but they know that they need each other at least. The purely lesbian nature of this part is why it is part of a series, and not a serial.

An innocent, young newspaper reporter goes to interview a hardened military retiree. She gets the interview she had wanted, but in the process finds out what she really wanted was a new life.