Sex in Black and White -- Part II, Browsing
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"It's all right for a woman to be, above all, human. I am a woman, first of all."
âAnais Nin
I found a staggering number of sex sites out there. It took me a week to pick one! Called 'CravingYou.com,' its high-definition photos drew my attention.
I never did anything like it; I needed to learn how it worked and how strangers hooked up online. Cocks were everywhere on CravingYou. As with most women, I find them intriguing. I wonder what it feels like to have one.
The site displayed hundreds of mysterious appendages, many with absorbing features, large balls, veiny smoothness, cut and uncut coronas. They simultaneously drew and repelled me.
Not surprisingly, the site featured few female profiles. I was curious about the other women. Were they like me? Did they want what I wanted? Some, I assumed, sought sex as a means of securing relationships, something too often absent from the modern girl's repertoire. It did not concern me, as I was not after a lasting connection.
Some women were plants; their profiles felt fake, lures to get men to use the service. Others, however, seemed real, genuine women genuinely looking for sex without commitment. Those sustained me, validating my insanity.
'CravingYou,' I quickly learned, would not let me browse thoroughly, not until I created a full-blown profile. It angered me, but not enough to put me off. Eventually, I opened an account.
Naturally, they asked questions; most were blatantly sexual. At one point, I indignantly slammed shut my laptop, whispering to myself, "They can go to hell."
By then, it was too late, as the notion had taken hold. There was something erotic about baring myself to strange men. So I inched along, spending hours focusing on photos of impressive erections and overly-inviting bylines written by men looking for easy women to fuck.
What I was afterâdeep ass fuckingâI found hard to express. I felt silly and a bit frightened. The act had intrigued me since childhood, and I could not get it out of my head.
However, the uncertainty of who might scan my page nagged at me, and I found filling in answers to the site's questions harder than expected. But after a few days of toying with wording, I pulled my thoughts together and completed my page.
Once finished, I stopped and stared at the monitor, my index finger shaking. I hovered over the mouse and tapped once, too lightly as it turned out. Half relieved, I tapped again. Nothing happened that time either. On the third try, I managed to click; instantly, I was visible to the world.
CravingYou captivated me. Its questions were invasive, but I understood the reasoning and answered candidlyâwell, mostly:
Question: 'How big a role does sex play in your life?'
*Answer: None, but I want to explore sex with an experienced, creative partner.
I was proud of my daring but thought of my angelic mother when I wrote it. What would she say if she knew what I was up to? Setting that aside, I continued with my unremarkable sex life:
Question: How many sex partners have you had?
*Answer: Only one; right now, I am uninvolved.
A good Catholic girl, I thought about my future confessionâwhich I would do after all this ended. I even listened in on myself: 'Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It's been three years since I last confessed to fucking a total stranger.'
Even given the relative eternity between my only partner and the one I angled for on CravingYou, somehow, my wrongness bubbled to the surface, and the thought of having priests listen to confessions brought me renewed admiration for men of the cloth.
My so-called experience amounted to this: I allowed one man to fuck me a dozen times. Though my sex life was 'limited,' my horizons were not. Where sexuality is concerned, women should have the same freedoms as men.
Perhaps it is naĂŻve, but 'parity' with males means something. It overrode everything I was taught. If I wanted creative sex, I would have creative sex. I do not need a steady boyfriend to do itâor so I thought.
Question: 'How much enjoyment do you get from giving or receiving oral sex?'