He was recently divorced. Well, his wife ran away with a "Brazilian Butt Trainer" and now he is unemployed with his insurance running out soon and on the verge of eviction from his apartment. He loses contact with reality in the cheap movie houses on 42nd Street and hooks up with a pair of man-hating lesbians. Then the fun began...
Zoe is fairly normal in almost every respect except for the fact she is obsessively attracted to getting it "A little rough" and has a craving for paddling or spanking of almost every variety. She keeps it pretty much to herself and finds partners in some of the seedier parts of town and in darkened pubs with common working men who will play the game for the opportunity to get some of what they want after she gets what she wants.
Tess is a very naughty girl. She loves to send text messages, actually, sext messages to the boys at school. What she does not know is that they are sharing her photos just like they share all the other girls photos at school. Now she has a problem with one of her girlfriend's fathers who has a collection of her naked photos and is interested in getting more from her to beef up his collection.
A weekend in New Orleans with Cindy's cousin Bart and his new wife Rayanne. The four of us end up sharing a single hotel room on a memorable rainy night. Cindy and I don't swing as a rule, but rules were made to be bent. Cindy wants you all to know she was really drunk when this happened.
Distance makes... well, you'll see. "I leaned forward and took him in my own hand. He came for me then, his seed seeping over my fist, and I rubbed it back over him until he stopped me with a gasp."
Working in the cosmetics section of a department store in Austin, Texas, Carly Chisum, a thirty-year old, divorced woman, meets a salesman from another city who completely changes her life. What she knew of love and sex evaporated when she met Frank. This story is told in five parts.
Well, I watched the 1966 "Thunderbirds Are Go!" movie Sunday afternoon. This popped into my head and it wouldn't let go until I wrote it out. Kind of a pain, really. There are other things I should be doing. Note: I am not a Thunderbirds! superfan or anything. There was no attempt to stay within canonical events or relationships.