rick957
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The evening before Donald's next session with Mandy reminded him of everything he loathed most about the woman he'd married. He sat on one end of their long dinner table, listening to her drone on interminably about pap smears and yeast infections, while he played with what passed for their dinner. He could recognize bits of broccoli and -- was that pork? chicken? soy?
Old Battle Axe had been in the kitchen again. Donald seldom bothered to cook, but he often brought take-out for the both of them, which he vastly preferred over the culinary sadism she inflicted on him at least once a week. He had to force some of it down or he was sure to incur her wrath; she expected him to shower her with gratitude after everything she made, no matter how little time she spent on it.
With her 60-plus-hour work weeks as a gynecologist, it was hard to understand why she even tried to cook, but he speculated privately that it made her feel more feminine. Womanly charm was in short supply in the Crutchfield household, where stress and exhaustion reigned, and sex was Emma Crutchfield's annual or semiannual observation of her husband's masturbatory technique. (They might have even missed a year here and there; neither of them cared to recall.) He found nothing about her touch or appearance arousing in the least, so he had to get himself hard in order to enter her. Even then, a climax wasn't a sure thing for him, and there was some doubt in both their minds that she'd ever experienced an unfeigned orgasm.
To make their meals slightly less intolerable, he'd made another one of his counting games out of determining the fewest number of words he had to expend in response to her ceaseless chatter, without giving away the fact that he never listened to a word she said. This particular dinner ended with 17 words, 7 more than his record -- a disappointing showing, but the cheese sauce she had slaved over required its own separate acknowledgement.
Later that night he sat next to her in bed and tried very hard to appear absolutely engrossed in the latest John Grisham novel, in an unsuccessful attempt to spare him an update on current approaches in chlamydia diagnosis and treatment. He did, however, establish a new personal best of speaking only 6 words from the time her fat ass hit the mattress to the time they turned off the bedside lamps.
The most wonderful visions appeared in his dreams, a helpless girl was having the most horrible things done to her ...
Old Battle Axe had been in the kitchen again. Donald seldom bothered to cook, but he often brought take-out for the both of them, which he vastly preferred over the culinary sadism she inflicted on him at least once a week. He had to force some of it down or he was sure to incur her wrath; she expected him to shower her with gratitude after everything she made, no matter how little time she spent on it.
With her 60-plus-hour work weeks as a gynecologist, it was hard to understand why she even tried to cook, but he speculated privately that it made her feel more feminine. Womanly charm was in short supply in the Crutchfield household, where stress and exhaustion reigned, and sex was Emma Crutchfield's annual or semiannual observation of her husband's masturbatory technique. (They might have even missed a year here and there; neither of them cared to recall.) He found nothing about her touch or appearance arousing in the least, so he had to get himself hard in order to enter her. Even then, a climax wasn't a sure thing for him, and there was some doubt in both their minds that she'd ever experienced an unfeigned orgasm.
To make their meals slightly less intolerable, he'd made another one of his counting games out of determining the fewest number of words he had to expend in response to her ceaseless chatter, without giving away the fact that he never listened to a word she said. This particular dinner ended with 17 words, 7 more than his record -- a disappointing showing, but the cheese sauce she had slaved over required its own separate acknowledgement.
Later that night he sat next to her in bed and tried very hard to appear absolutely engrossed in the latest John Grisham novel, in an unsuccessful attempt to spare him an update on current approaches in chlamydia diagnosis and treatment. He did, however, establish a new personal best of speaking only 6 words from the time her fat ass hit the mattress to the time they turned off the bedside lamps.
The most wonderful visions appeared in his dreams, a helpless girl was having the most horrible things done to her ...
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