Reluctant Stories

Growing up in a small town in southeastern Georgia in the 1960’s wasn’t quite as idyllic as Mayberry, but my time there was made a lot better by having Daisy Taylor in my life. She was a pugnacious, kind of bratty tomboy who became my first love. Together, we explored the blooming sexuality of our teen years.

The crushing weight of her husband’s infertility eclipses her yearning for motherhood. But she’s desperate, and her friend, Rita, urges her to try Dr. Hartley. His unique treatment had worked for her. All three children were from his ‘special’ treatment. She returns to her gynecologist, Hartley, who had creeped her out. But now, she wanted a baby so bad she didn’t care what his treatment was.

Mr. Marcus's daughter has some artistic skills. What has she chosen as her still-life subject? / (Reviews)

Sandy W. returns home from college and starts to read her diary. The incident with her stepbrother Randy seems like another world, another place. She wonders what he is doing now and if he is getting laid as much as he always wanted to. He sure was a good kisser.

The look on my fourteen-year-old daughter's face could have easily been mistaken for pain. And if her furrowed brow, her flaring nostrils, or the row of pearly teeth biting into her lower lip might have somehow left an observer unconvinced of her discomfort, perhaps the rest of the scene would have settled it: the petite eighth-grader struggled with both little hands to insert the knob of my blunt, swollen prick into the well-prepared but resisting confines of her nearly hairless cunt. / (Reviews)

A nineteenth-century woman receives an invitation to an exclusive ladies' society, but what she finds there is moore than she bargained for.

He didn't want to give up the view or his life style.