Need Help

[Fear_knot]

Cant remember story name. Sorry if this is the wrong place for this. I need help finding a story that i read in the past. I've tried all the different keyword advance searches and I got nothing or I got thousands. So if any knows this story please respond.

I remember it was a married couple with a old friend of husband. They were out and the wife wanted to go home. The friend did not, ( he figured he could at least get a hand job from the waitress if they stayed). She joking said she'd give the friend a hand job if they could go. thus the they went home and the the husband told her that she needed to follow through with what she had promised.

Thanks in advance

 

[Stella_Omega]

I can't help you, but I've started asking this question when posts like your come up-- your description is very plain, and it's hard to see why you want to read it again. But-- there was something, obviously!

What made the story memorable to you?

 

[DG Hear]

I can't help you, but I've started asking this question when posts like your come up-- your description is very plain, and it's hard to see why you want to read it again. But-- there was something, obviously!

What made the story memorable to you?

I agree with Stella! Nothing out of the ordinary for a loving wife type story. Go there, you will find hundreds of the same kind of storys to choose from.

 

[Stella_Omega]

I agree with Stella! Nothing out of the ordinary for a loving wife type story. Go there, you will find hundreds of the same kind of storys to choose from.

Um, no.

I was not asking to be obnoxious, I asked this on another post and the answer was pretty interesting-- a lot of subtext.

 

[DG Hear]

Um, no.

I was not asking to be obnoxious, I asked this on another post and the answer was pretty interesting-- a lot of subtext.

I wasn't being obnoxious either. Your statement to me was correct. I remember you asking it before on another thread. If the reader couldn't find the story he/she might look for similar stories that might interest them.

Sorry if I worded my statement wrong. I did not in anyway take your statement in a negative way. My apologies.
DG

 

[slyc_willie]

I'm guessing they probably haven't read too many stories on Lit and are intimidated by all the wading they'd have to do to find it again. There was probably something about the image they had in their head about the story that they can't get rid of, and they feel that nagging sensation until they do find it.

Before I started writing for Lit, I read quite a few stories. One really got to me, or so I thought, and I forgot the title. It took me several days to find it again, and when I did, I realized that the story wasn't really that good -- it was my imagination that did most of the work.

 

[Stella_Omega]

it was my imagination that did most of the work.

I'm looking to exploit the work of other people's imaginations.

 

[slyc_willie]

I'm looking to exploit the work of other people's imaginations.

My imagination is always available for exploitation.

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

Imagination but no brain! Extraordinary! Almost like a jellyfish.

 

[Fear_knot]

I like to use the stories as role plays with the wife. She only likes stories that have a very reluctant wife. And thus i like them because then my part has a challenge and it seems that when she finally gives in it is very intense. it just a game of hard to get.

She has asked for that story again. Thus iwas trying to find it. Thanks any how.