BBW and the Pastor
Introduction
This story is about a relationship between an older BBW white woman (34 yo, 5'7", 220 lbs)) and younger Caucasian man (21 yo) and their relationship that grows from internet chat rooms to IM's to phone sex to meeting face to face where they both indulge in their secret fantasies and role play.
Jodi was a 34 year old office manager in Illinois while Fred was a 21 year old college student in Montana studying theology and aspiring to be a pastor. They seemingly had little in common except a loneliness, but they liked a lot of the same tv shows and movies, which made the conversations easy, and when they met each other on a BBW chat room, little did they know where it would all lead....
*****
Fall of 1999
I still remember when Fred first mentioned that he would be going on a road trip.
"I have a conference in Indiana in a few weeks that I just signed up for," he told me over the phone. "They'll be giving a series of religious seminars and workshops."
"Oh, so I might not hear from you while you're out of town," I replied, unable to hide the disappointment in my voice.
"Maybe not... but I was thinking."
"And what exactly is my naughty pastor thinking about?" I playfully demanded to know.
Fred laughed. "Oh, it seems silly, but I'm actually driving to the conference, and I can't help thinking how I'll be passing through Illinois on the way."
I was stunned, almost speechless. What had been a safe space, a purely fantasy relationship now threatened to become physical, and I couldn't process how I felt about that. The trepidation that he'd be disappointed if he met me face to face. Or that we just wouldn't hit it off and somehow ruin the good thing we had going on.
"Oh honey, I'm in the very southern tip of Illinois. I'm so far out of the way of you going to Indianapolis."
"Oh, I see," the disappointment in his voice self-evident.
"But, I mean, I don't know. Let me check my work schedule."
"I'm not expecting happily ever after or for us to fall madly in love or anything," Fred lamented. "I just thought it'd be cool to finally meet the woman I've been having all this mad sex talk with."
"You know, there's a reason I'm single," I reminded him.
"I just think you're a really cool chick. I mean, we seem to have some kind of connection. I thought it'd be cool, even if it's just to hang. I don't need to meet your family, although your mom sounds like a work."
"Now you know why I'm so neurotic," I deadpanned.
"Look, just think it over. I don't mean to make it awkward, but I just thought it'd be cool to meet, even if it's not wild passionate sex, even if it's just for a cup of coffee at a cafΓ©.
Suddenly, I felt like a jerk. "I'll think it over," I replied, very non-committal.
I tossed and turned all that night, my mind a mess of unreconcilable emotions. I had an undeniable connection with Fred, but a nagging feeling kept gnawing at my gut. Call it self-doubt, call it intuition, but my hopes had been raised and dashed innumerable times in the past to think this wouldn't somehow turn out similarly.
I thought over all the times I was relegated to being a third wheel in life as men feigned interest in me, only to quickly learn they were only interested in my skinnier, prettier friends. I couldn't help but fear that Fred was lusting over the IDEA of me, but if we met face to face, then he'd be confronted by the REALITY of me.
And yet, my pussy tingled with excitement as I thought about all the dirty talk we had engaged in over the months. I WANTED to believe that we could hit it off, that all of our fantasies could become a reality. It was a deep temptation, but with reward comes risk. And in this case, I risked losing the one person in the world with whom I could share my deepest darkest fantasies.
And then all of a sudden, it's like the saying was flipped on its head. With risk comes reward. And what is life without the reward. If you want something in life, then you need to grab it. You need to make your own luck.
Maybe I didn't have a husband or kids. My family suspected that I was at best a homely old maid, or at worst, a closet lesbian. I didn't have a lot of worldly travel or a trailblazing career. My life was perfectly normal. Perfectly boring.
And the more I thought about it, the more I saw an opportunity to step out of my mundane existence and do something memorable, something I might look back on fondly. I realized that it might all go horribly wrong, but now I figured, worst case, maybe I'd look back on it someday and it would all seem funny. But best case, maybe I'd have a chance to finally live out some of the fantasies and scenarios I'd been sharing online and on the phone with Fred. It was a chance to stop talking about living life, and to actually live it.
*****
Fall of 1999
A few weeks later I stepped off a plane In Minneapolis. I took a taxi to a nearby hotel and walked into the lobby. The front desk clerk nodded politely my way, but I turned toward the hotel bar to the right and rolled my carry-on luggage behind me to an empty barstool.
I was a bundle of nerves, my heart pounding, feeling like it might pop right out of my chest. I took deep breaths trying to steady myself, but I still felt like I was on the verge of hyperventilating.
My rolling carry on bag was standing next to me, and I finally slipped off the long coat I'd been wearing ever since I left my apartment. Goosebumps formed on my bare arms and legs as I was left standing in just a little black dress that felt impossibly small, as if my entire body was left on display. The hem was so high, I'd flash the entire bar if I bent over, and the top plunged so low and wrapped so tightly that my tits were practically spilling over.
For a brief second, my fears enveloped me. My body was shaking in nervousness, afraid that I had made a mistake. I was too big and too old to pull to off an outfit like this. This wasn't me, and I felt awkward, unsure how to even sit up on the barstool without making a fool of myself.
"If looks could kill, you'd leave a trail of dead bodies in your wake," a familiar voice that I'd heard a million times before on the phone said from behind, only now it sounded more vibrant. I could hear the timber in his voice. He was real, and it instantly set me at ease.
I turned around and saw a face that up to this point had been something between a dream and a myth. His smile was warm and earnest, but his eyes revealed a lust as they glanced over me, seemingly devouring every inch of my body.
For the first time in my life, I felt alluring, sexy even, and a shot of adrenaline suddenly filled my soul in the form of a healthy dose of confidence.
I smiled back at him and tried to play it cool. "I take it you like what you see. Do you have a name, stranger?"
"Fred," he smiled warmly. "And what's not to like in what I see."
"Fred, it's very nice to meet you. I'm Jodi," I replied as we formally shook hands. I was so nervous, I tried to steady my hand from shaking when we touched. "And I don't know why you're talking to me if you're not interested in seeing more of me."
"Who said I wasn't?" he smiled mischieviously. "I can't imagine you'd have any trouble attracting men's attention dressed as you are. So tell me, what does it take for a man to win your attention."
"I'm a simple woman," I replied, reciting the lines I had rehearsed in my head a hundred times on the flight over, in addition to the countless times we had played this scene out over the phone and online. "If you can make it worth my while, believe me, I'll make it worth your while."