Ma/Fa Stories

A Book of David Story
10 years in my life, from first love and first pain to finding happiness and someone to settle down with. Along the way, I have girlfriends and lose girlfriends. I face the highs of hot orgies and the lows of deep loss. I'm far from ordinary, but this is MY life. / (Reviews)

A Florida Friends Story
Steve Sharp takes a vacation that changes his life. He gets some breaks, he makes some of his own good luck. Lots of loving, some dull stuff but some decent action. This shows how you can succeed with your friends. (Some codes are implied but not a major part of the story.) / (Reviews)

Can a young man find love again after botching the first go round? Sometimes running away leads to unexpected joys and sorrows. / (Reviews)

A My Girls Story
The continuing story of Patrick, Megan, Victoria, and the girls. Will Megan ever marry Patrick and be happy? Is Bandor really dead? Will they find out who and what they really are? Will they find their home planets? Is anyone left there? Join the quest for answers to these questions and more, as the twins find out more about themselves and their family members. Oh, and how many of them are there? Story codes will be updated as story progresses. / (Reviews)

A socially inept young man follows his best friend to university hoping to find a better life, make friends and grow. / (Reviews)

A Stringbreaker Tale
(Stringbreaker III) A soul destroyed, a free spirit and a woman in love. / (Reviews)

One of the best things to happen lately was when my cousin quit her job as a professional escort, A.K.A. hooker, whore, or whatever else you call it. I know she loved her "work" and was making a fortune but even with the few experiences I had with her I knew sooner or later it would end in tragedy. Being a Realtor may not be as glamorous (she's in school now), but after having worked with her mom (also a realtor) before, I was sure she would still find ample opportunity to use her "talents".

Depraved sexual escapades of zamindars in rural India

If you're like me, it's probably more the things you DIDN'T do in high school that you regret more than anything you did. Even then, it's not really WHAT I didn't do so much as WHO I didn't do. Although we can't go back in time and do things over, sometimes you get another chance at it later in life. The question was, what would I do when such an opportunity arose?

Years ago, Reluctant_Sir posted a very interesting story about a young man who became a Mage, and then a Wizard. But the story didn't stop just there. So, WITH HIS PERMISSION, I have taken this story a little farther down the line. Hopefully I can attempt to copy the quality that he began this story with. Thank you all, and YES, I do have his permission.