Kepic
Your friendly neighbourhood Alien Abductor
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The Party...
IC(just to stress that - IN CHARACTER
) Jonathan:
I knew I was a geek. Just because I consider myself the intellectual type, hate sport, keep more than the odd few magazine hidden under my mattress. I wore glasses, not thick, but they sure didn't help to discourage the image. At least the brace's had come off several years ago. I wasn't really bullied at school. I did make a few friends, I might be a bit geeky but I also considered myself quite considerate. Polite. Hell, sometime's I hated myself for being so polite. I hardly ever swore, and even then, it was usually under my breath, or followed with a quick apology. I'd tried working out, to build up my quite puny body. It didn't last, even though I got some encouragement. It was just so boring.
And I stood in the corner's a lot at party's.
And here I was, doing it again, at this girl's house. She was one of the college football team's cheerleaders, and was very popular. Samantha Mitchell. I'd even masturbated thinking what it might be like to make love to her. What it would be like to make love to any woman. I was still a virgin. And everyone seemed to know it. The music blared away, some tune which I was, to be frank, quite agreeable to, yet I could never keep up with who this group was or who sang this or that. I didn't own a single CD that wasn't a computer game.
People danced away in front of me. Laughing, joking. Kissing. Fondling one another.
I sighed, depression getting the better of me once again, and looked back down into my drink. I wasn't even that fond of alcohol. A pint of milk did me. I'd poured myself my first glass of beer a couple of hours ago. And I was still holding it, not even half empty.
[Edited by Kepic on 08-31-2000 at 11:39 AM]
IC(just to stress that - IN CHARACTER

I knew I was a geek. Just because I consider myself the intellectual type, hate sport, keep more than the odd few magazine hidden under my mattress. I wore glasses, not thick, but they sure didn't help to discourage the image. At least the brace's had come off several years ago. I wasn't really bullied at school. I did make a few friends, I might be a bit geeky but I also considered myself quite considerate. Polite. Hell, sometime's I hated myself for being so polite. I hardly ever swore, and even then, it was usually under my breath, or followed with a quick apology. I'd tried working out, to build up my quite puny body. It didn't last, even though I got some encouragement. It was just so boring.
And I stood in the corner's a lot at party's.
And here I was, doing it again, at this girl's house. She was one of the college football team's cheerleaders, and was very popular. Samantha Mitchell. I'd even masturbated thinking what it might be like to make love to her. What it would be like to make love to any woman. I was still a virgin. And everyone seemed to know it. The music blared away, some tune which I was, to be frank, quite agreeable to, yet I could never keep up with who this group was or who sang this or that. I didn't own a single CD that wasn't a computer game.
People danced away in front of me. Laughing, joking. Kissing. Fondling one another.
I sighed, depression getting the better of me once again, and looked back down into my drink. I wasn't even that fond of alcohol. A pint of milk did me. I'd poured myself my first glass of beer a couple of hours ago. And I was still holding it, not even half empty.
[Edited by Kepic on 08-31-2000 at 11:39 AM]