Waterskiing is about the only sport whee I excel, at least until the Olympics finally include a sex category. Finally my dad, aunt and cousin all went with me and wouldn't you know it... my cousin and I found there's a lot more to do at the state park than waterski!
A story of teenagers who start a Do-It-Yourself-Project and encounter many difficulties but then get some help from a very unexpected source / (Reviews)
A Former Work Colleague Series Story A delayed flight and unexpected overnight layover leads to another steamy one-night stand with a former work colleague. Follow up to "One Night Stand in Europe With an Old Work Colleague".
A shy young woman and an old flame meet again after a 7 year absence. A fun-filled camping trip with friends results in rekindled sparks flying.
I would like to thank author Occasional Writer for his expert advice and helpful editing with this story. It is my first story and his assistance was invaluable.
A Driftwood on Memory's River...Story This little true-life literary portrait tells the story of a young sailor who receives a lesson in understanding people when he is assigned to - well, the meanest Boatswain's Mate in the Navy. You have read stories where love turns to hate. This story, told with a great deal of affection, would qualify as a hate that at least turns to affection. This is another in my slice of life series.
College freshman finds a pair of panties and jerks off in them. Trying to return them he gets caught. The girls try teaching him a lesson, but in the end everyone learns something.
A Non-Fiction Story or Rant
For some 50 years, I have had the incredible luck and good fortune to be with several great Girls & Women, from 15 to 60. this is the autobiographical story of it all, in order, as it happened...
Sex Contents: Minimal Sex | Genre: Coming of Age Tags: mt/ft, Romantic, Heterosexual, True Story Downloads: 48450 Votes: 177 | Score: 7.45 Size: 1804KB | 350,872 words |
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Arizona, 1944. Elinor Powell, a Black Army nurse, is assigned to care for Nazi prisoners—a job deemed too good for her to do for white American soldiers. Frederick Albert, a German POW and jazz-loving artist, sees her across the mess hall and declares, "I'm the man who's going to marry you." Against military law, Jim Crow racism, and two nations at war, they fall in love. Their forbidden romance would cost them everything—and prove that love can survive even the cruelest divides.