The world is easier for hot girls. We can all pretend it's not, but it is. We can thank the women's movement for making it a little more equal between men and women, but between women and women – hot chicks have an edge. We human beings are shallow creatures and we love to look at beauty and we all respond to a request better if the request comes from a beautiful face.
I've known this my whole life. I watched it every day all of my life until fate did me the best favor ever. Over night …actually not overnight. Over the course of several months of reconstructive surgery and expert medical care, I was turned into a fucking hottie. It was a car crash – in case you hadn't guess. This miserable son of a bitch plowed into me and put me into the hospital. Turns out he was the fucked up son of some VERY important person and this VERY important person did not want to get sued, his son to go to jail or for the media to find out his son nearly killed me.
Acting on my behalf (I was 17 when it happened but turned 18 while I was still out of it), my parents settled out of court for an incredible sum of money (held in trust until I'm 25) and all my medical bills paid. Thanks to some world class surgeons, I am now better than the way God made me. I'd always had an okay body, but even at 17 I looked like puberty had passed me by. Well, while I unconscious my hormones finally figured out what they were supposed to do and now I have tits and ass to die for. Liposuction got rid of the extra fat that my mom had called baby-fat even though I was way past the baby stage. They tweaked here and tucked there and now I could be a nude model. My hair had been this awful flat brown color although it was thick and full. Now I dye my hair auburn. Not a glaring red, but a nice browny auburn that's close enough to my original brown that people will think it
could
be natural. Maybe.
Now I look in the mirror and I want to fuck myself silly. I'm not one of those needles and pins, skinny, pointy chicks and I don't have one of those bodies that's hard and bulky with muscles. Women are supposed have curves and I have curves in all the right places. Our bodies are made to be soft and sensual to the touch. Touching my skin is like
"floating on a cloud of titties"
someone once said to me. Once a man gives me a hug, he just wants to keep hugging this body and running his hands all over it.
Everything about my body is just about perfect. What people don't see, thank God, is the "bride of Frankenstein" stitches under my hair. Some of that surgery was brain surgery. Happily that was successful too. Funny thing about brain surgery, though. People aren't really supposed to go poking around inside the brain. It's really not intended to be manhandled. That's why even with the most successful brain surgery there is the possibility of some personality changes. Sometimes drastic changes; sometimes very minor ones. Don't believe me? Look it up – they've done tons of studies.
In my case, it was a very minor personality change. Just a slight lowering of inhibitions. Not just sexual ones either, although certainly those' too. My other inhibitions loosened up too. You see, pre-accident, I was a very nice girl. I was the good girl. I was always polite, friendly, helpful, kind and I was never, ever mean to people even if they deserved it. I forgave people who were mean to me. If I ever felt angry, I comforted myself with the belief/hope that what goes around comes around and they would get their payback someday.
Now? I don't wait for payback to come around all on it's own. Now, I bring the payback to them.
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Mrs. Carson
Mrs. Carson was the theatre teacher at my high school. My God, what a bitch! Everybody hated her. My God, what a shallow, favorite playing, type-casting bitch. She'd pick her favorites out of every freshman class and those were the students who got the leads every year. And then there was the year we did
Annie
. Now there's one bit in that show where a woman comes on, a soprano, and sings 2 or 3 lines and then the rest of the chorus comes on and they do the number. Well, I'm a great soprano. I was the soloist in choir and jazz choir. I should have gotten that part. Even Mrs. Carson said I should have gotten that part. When she explained it to me she said that the actress she cast was taller than me. I was too short. Too short to sing 3 lines and walk off stage. Yeah – right. What she meant was that I was too flat. My boobs not my singing. The girl who got the part had boobs so big I'm surprised she didn't hit the front row with her nipples. Too short – my ass.
So then came the Saturday night the week after my first week back at school. It was also closing night of this years musical,
Pippin
. There was always a cast party at the Carson's after closing night. Mr. Carson dealt with the drinking that wasn't supposed to happen, but always did by telling people that they could crash there if they were too 'tired' to drive home. Mr. Carson was incredibly cool. He was also rock-star gorgeous. And everyone knew he played around on Mrs. Carson who was a pinched faced, brittle woman. He was a really good actor and did a lot of theatre in Chicago and the surrounding area. But he never missed his wife's cast parties no matter how busy he was. He had cheated on her with 5 girls that I knew personally.
I remember when I first saw him. He dropped by rehearsal for the fall show. I hadn't gotten a part, but I was working backstage. My jaw dropped open when he walked in. I couldn't believe it. I just stared at him until my friend nudged me, "Close your mouth. That's Mrs. Carson's husband."
"Husband? He's got to be 15 years younger than her."
"About that. They've only been married about 4 years."
"What was he a former student?" I asked in a rare (then) display of spite.
That was freshman year. Now four years later, I know all about Mr. Carson and I know what he likes. That night I wore a black short skirt that hugged my ass. When I sat down you could see the tops of my thigh high stockings. I had on a black bra over which I threw on a loose red top. The neck was low enough that when I lean forward or just turn fast you could get a glimpse of my bra lace underneath. Using the allowance from my trust fund, I spent Saturday afternoon at the most expensive salon in town getting my hair and nails done. My make-up was flattering, but not over done. Three-inch come-fuck-me pumps finished the outfit. Time to go have fun.
I went to see the show alone. Everyone stared. All week long people had been doing double takes whenever they saw me. A few people recognized me and, of course, my girlfriends who have been coming to see me all the time I was in the hospital had gotten used to the new me. Soon it was all over school that Sadie was back and looking like a million bucks. By fifth period guys who never looked at me twice were stopping me in the hallway to say 'welcome back.' Assholes.
So I went to the show and again everyone was dumb struck. This was the first I'd gone out since the accident. I was kind of nervous if you want to know the truth. Getting this much attention was still really strange. I'd only lost my virginity a few weeks before that. (Now that's a story! I'll tell you that one later.) So I found my seat and waited for the show to start.
"Hey Sadie, it's good to see you."
I looked up expecting to see another jackass I hardly knew, but it was Brian. Brian and I had known each other forever. We'd met in fourth grade – maybe fifth grade. I can't remember. We hated each other instantly. Every year since then we'd duke it out for the top GPA of the class. We'd reached the level of friendly adversaries by senior year. I was still trying for Valedictorian and so was he, but got along pretty well despite that.
"Hi Brian. It's good to see you. Sit down."
"I was really sorry when I heard about your accident. I'm glad you're okay. You are okay, right?"
"Don't I look okay?"
"You look great." Brian blushed. "I didn't mean… uh… I mean, there's no brain damage or … I mean… uh… I know that bad of an accident can sometimes cause permanent problems that aren't visible. I'm not saying this very well. Do you understand what I mean?"
I laughed gently. "Yeah Brian. I know what you mean. Thanks a lot for asking. There is a little long-term damage. My back is going to cause me problems as I get older. I might end up in a wheelchair."
"Oh my God. That sucks!"
"That won't be for a long time and I'm just glad I'm still alive. So I'm going to enjoy life and mobility to the fullest in the meantime. That way I'll have wonderful memories to savor if I do end up in a wheelchair."
"Wow, that's a great way to look at it. You seem really together."
"Well, between us old friends, I have my days when I'm much less philosophical about things, but I try to keep those days to a minimum."
"You're a lot more together than I would be after something like that."