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You mean the rare normal guy, who's interesting to chat with, while also respecting boundaries? What shall we call you, I wonder? The Unicorn, perhapse?
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You mean the rare normal guy, who's interesting to chat with, while also respecting boundaries? What shall we call you, I wonder? The Unicorn, perhapse?
Can I be The Minataur instead?You mean the rare normal guy, who's interesting to chat with, while also respecting boundaries? What shall we call you, I wonder? The Unicorn, perhapse?
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The Mermaid and the Shore
Once upon a tide, there lived a mermaid with eyes as deep as midnight waters and a heart that ached for a world not her own. She was bound to the sea, yet every dusk she drifted near the rocks, drawn by the voice of a young man who walked the shore alone.
One evening, when the sea was calm and the moon generous, he saw her. Not as a trick of light, not as a fisher’s tale - but as she truly was. A mermaid, watching him with wonder.
Startled, yet unafraid, he spoke. She answered.
And so began their friendship, born of twilight meetings at the edge of two worlds.
He told her of trees that bent in autumn winds, of markets alive with color, of music made not with shells and currents but with flutes and strings.
She told him of coral gardens and whales that sang in the deep, of currents that carried secrets, of stars mirrored upon the ocean’s skin.
They laughed, they dreamed, they grew close. But always, the tide warned them - she could not stay on land, and he could not breathe beneath the waves.
Seasons turned. One day, he came with a softer smile and a shadow in his eyes. He told her he had met someone - a woman of his world. His voice trembled, not with shame, but with honesty.
The mermaid’s heart swelled and cracked all at once. She wanted to weep, yet she found herself smiling through her sorrow. For she loved him not for herself, but for his joy.
And so, when he married, she was there in the foam at the shore. When his children played in the sand, she guided the tide to lift their tiny boats. When storms threatened, she calmed the waves.
Their friendship became her anchor, even in silence. Though he could no longer visit her as he once did, he would sometimes sit upon the cliffs at dusk, gazing at the sea. And in those moments, the tide carried her voice to him, soft and secret:
"I am still here. I am still your friend. I love you enough to stay unseen, so you may live freely."
And so it was, for all her days: the mermaid who once was a friend, now a guardian, her love lingering like the tide - always returning, even from afar.
Minataurs are not allowed to drink bourbon!Can I be The Minataur instead?
I know there is an extra horn, but Unicorns are what dudes who were in the Navy ride.
I am feeling shivers up and down my spine! How can I look in a mirror now?Part 1: https://forum.literotica.com/threads/the-art-of-getting-lit-laid.1639025/post-101607608
The Message — Part 2
Your phone buzzed again.
“You look nervous.”
And then another message,
before you could even breathe:
“Turn around.”
A sound followed.
Not just intrusion.
Insistence.
As if something inside you
was demanding to be let out.
You spun - nothing but shadows and glass.
Until you saw the mirror.
Your reflection didn’t match you.
It moved first. Tilting its head. Smiling.
Not cruel.
Not kind.
Just knowing.
As if she had waited long enough.
The phone hissed.
Static flooding the room.
Then a whisper slipped through.
Your voice.
Low. Mocking.
Repeating the word that started it all.
“Run.”
And it didn’t sound like danger.
It sounded like desire.
The screen shifted.
00:10:00.
A timer.
Ticking down.
You stared as your reflection on the feed
paced in circles,
eyes wild with fear.
But in the glass beside you,
your other self was grinning.
Not with menace.
With hunger.
As if the countdown wasn’t for your end - but for her beginning.
00:00:01.
The timer froze.
Silence crushed the air.
Then - footsteps.
On the stairs.
Your phone lit up one last time.
And there you were.
Already at the bottom.
Waiting.
Smiling.
Not like a stranger.
But like someone who had finally broken free.
The feed went black.
One last message appeared.
“Congratulations. You’re free.”
You looked up - and she was there.
In the mirror.
Not a stranger.
Not an intruder.
You.
The self you chained in silence.
The fire you smothered.
The hunger you hid to appear acceptable.
The woman you denied so the world would keep clapping.
Her smile was wicked,
a promise and a threat in one.
Her eyes gleamed with hunger -
not new, but old.
Ancient.
Every desire you buried still alive,
straining, feral, waiting.
She pressed her hand to the glass.
Heat seared through,
burning away the mask you wore.
Her whisper slid into you like silk and blade:
“I am not here to steal your life.
I am here to take it back.
To live the passions you starved.
To become what you never dared.”
The mirror cracked.
She stepped forward.
And as the shards fell,
you understood -
You weren’t being replaced.
You were being revealed.
Revealing yourself to someone takes trust, courage, strength, faith, hope, desire.Part 1: https://forum.literotica.com/threads/the-art-of-getting-lit-laid.1639025/post-101607608
The Message — Part 2
Your phone buzzed again.
“You look nervous.”
And then another message,
before you could even breathe:
“Turn around.”
A sound followed.
Not just intrusion.
Insistence.
As if something inside you
was demanding to be let out.
You spun - nothing but shadows and glass.
Until you saw the mirror.
Your reflection didn’t match you.
It moved first. Tilting its head. Smiling.
Not cruel.
Not kind.
Just knowing.
As if she had waited long enough.
The phone hissed.
Static flooding the room.
Then a whisper slipped through.
Your voice.
Low. Mocking.
Repeating the word that started it all.
“Run.”
And it didn’t sound like danger.
It sounded like desire.
The screen shifted.
00:10:00.
A timer.
Ticking down.
You stared as your reflection on the feed
paced in circles,
eyes wild with fear.
But in the glass beside you,
your other self was grinning.
Not with menace.
With hunger.
As if the countdown wasn’t for your end - but for her beginning.
00:00:01.
The timer froze.
Silence crushed the air.
Then - footsteps.
On the stairs.
Your phone lit up one last time.
And there you were.
Already at the bottom.
Waiting.
Smiling.
Not like a stranger.
But like someone who had finally broken free.
The feed went black.
One last message appeared.
“Congratulations. You’re free.”
You looked up - and she was there.
In the mirror.
Not a stranger.
Not an intruder.
You.
The self you chained in silence.
The fire you smothered.
The hunger you hid to appear acceptable.
The woman you denied so the world would keep clapping.
Her smile was wicked,
a promise and a threat in one.
Her eyes gleamed with hunger -
not new, but old.
Ancient.
Every desire you buried still alive,
straining, feral, waiting.
She pressed her hand to the glass.
Heat seared through,
burning away the mask you wore.
Her whisper slid into you like silk and blade:
“I am not here to steal your life.
I am here to take it back.
To live the passions you starved.
To become what you never dared.”
The mirror cracked.
She stepped forward.
And as the shards fell,
you understood -
You weren’t being replaced.
You were being revealed.
That is profoundRevealing yourself to someone takes trust, courage, strength, faith, hope, desire.
Revealing yourself to yourself is freeing
Yes!!!Pyshco is one of my favorite movies.
Norman Bates
Maybe.Minataurs are not allowed to drink bourbon!