Once in a while there comes a story that has an unusual plot, irregular development, and events that unfold in unpredictable ways. Such a story stands out from the ocean of words that one comes across while browsing around sites like this one. At first the reader gets confused, then gets puzzled, and finally gets frustrated because the author(ess) is taking her or him on a rollercoaster ride. In the end, either the reader is distressed because he expected more from it, or joyously sad that there wasn't more of the thrill the story provided for her. One thing for sure, the story will stay in the reader's mind for a long time to come, and that is the art behind a good story.
This is such a story.
As you probably know, this is a continuation of my other story
Horsing Around
, but before you run to read that story, I want you to read next few paragraphs first. Let me set the stage for you and then I'll tell you when it is appropriate to go. I didn't have the chance to do that for those readers who suffered through---or enjoyed---that submission, so I want to make sure you know what you are getting yourself into.
First a few warnings.
My story is not for the fainthearted. It requires stamina to read it and a lot of patience to live through the events. It requires, first and foremost, an affection for the author(ess) before having an affinity for the characters in the story. Since it is an autobiographical account of an extraordinary situation, which called for an unconventional solution, the author(ess) and the lead character are one and the same. So, you have to like me before you'll like the story. If you don't like me, then you'll find this story unbearable. Technically, then, this story is only for my admirers, and there are only three of you.
My story is not for those of you looking for instant gratification. You won't find the thrills associated with a quick physical romp under the sheets. You won't find action that your genitals need as one hand caresses your private parts and the other scrolls down to quickly get to the juicy parts. You premature ejaculators will be long asleep before my story even takes one piece of clothing off. If you want a dick in a pussy or a mouth like right about now, then you should exit from this story and read one of my other ones. Even though the build-up in the other ones takes a while, the ending is a lot more satisfying than this one.
My story is not for those who want to read on their computer screens. This story---specially the first part of it---only sinks in if you print it out and read it when you have plenty of time available to devote to it. You have to sit in a quiet place, with a cup of coffee or tea, and may be even some cake and biscuits, and let my words take over your senses. Don't prejudge the events. Don't judge the events, period. Just read. It doesn't matter how things go; you will read an enjoyable piece of writing, and that's all a person who loves to read, wants, isn't it?
I have taken a lot of flak for the first part because it was different from other stories that you read around these parts.
Imagine that
? I received criticism because I wrote something different, something unique, something that doesn't fit the normal mould of porno writing. I should be commended, which I was, by the three of you. The rest of you should know that I don't write porno. I write stories. I write literary stories that happen to involve sex, but porno they ain't. The basic premise is not sex, or animal sex, as some stories go. Basic premise is plausibility of the events. How characters come together is more important than their cumming together; although there is no such word as
cum
in the dictionary that implies ejaculation or orgasm, but you wouldn't know that would you, you illiterate piece of being, you.
Of course I am just kidding about the illiterate part. I know you are not
that
illiterate. After all, you logged into the Internet successfully and searched around until you found this story, so to call you illiterate is totally uncalled for, and I apologize for that.
That comment above is a test to see if you've got what it takes to read this story. I you were amused by that remark, then you
are
the one this story is written for. If you were offended, well, then fuck off. This story is too good for you. Don't read any further.
Speaking of flak, one person gave me 1 out of 5 marks for the original
Horsing Around
because he didn't like the fact that I wrote part one of a multi-part story without adding 01 to the title. He wanted the title to read
Horsing Around 01 or Chapter 1
. I have read many stories where authors haven't done that, yet the stories have received
hot
rating. He did not care that the story was written well and it read well; that I spent weeks on polishing it up, looking for just the right words to convey my feelings and emotions, making sure that grammar was as error free as my little mind could make it. All he cared for was that I didn't put 01 in my title. For fuck's sake man, is that what you found important about my story? How many of you actually read stories that say 01 in the title, not knowing what the author is trying to do as a cliff hanger, how long you'll have to wait until the next part arrives, would you be able to remember part one when part two comes or will you have to re-read it, or for that matter, would you care if part two comes or not?
My story is a real story. It is told as it happened, by the person to whom it happened. The events proceeded the way they did. I poured myself into the words. I showed a side of myself that you haven't seen before. I bared myself for you to look at. I played a part of my private life to you because I thought you would like to view it. Yes, I acted cute, caring, thoughtful, even full of myself, but that's how it is in the story. Then why is it that some of you reacted negatively to it. You don't mind if a guy brags about his 10 inch long dick, but you have a problem with the fact that I thought so highly of myself. I am the heroin of that story; why the hell can't I think so much of myself.
One person wrote to me---and as a writer I can't help but admire the creativity of the statement---that someone should buy me for what I
am
worth and sell me for what I
think