BadForm
Bad attitude in any Form
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- Feb 26, 2001
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OOC: Open to one female character (I could care less about the gender of the writer), who wants to play a potentially extreme femdom nc srp. No murder of my char allowed (despite the background of the fem outlined below), and no breaking board rules about pedophilia (of course), but anything else goes.
IC:
The sun was shining on that warm August morning. That's what I think I'll always remember. It was so incongruous with what was about to happen. I was hitchhiking across the country from New York to LA and currently thumbing a lift along another stretch of highway in Ohio. It isn't so easy for a guy to catch a ride these days, what with reports of kidnappings and murders, so when I saw a black porsche pull up to offer me a ride I was relieved. When a woman leaned across to open the passenger door I was shocked.
"Jump in," she said. "Where you going?"
I took in how good looking she was as I settled into the seat and fastened the seatbelt. She returned my gaze, hungrily.
"LA," I said. "but if you can get me to the next town over that'd be fine... I'll crash at a hotel for the night."
She gave a throaty chuckle. "Oh, baby, I can take you to places you never dared dream of." She locked the door behind me, allowing her hand to brush against my thigh as she sat back. "Now hold on tight, you're in for the ride of your LIFE."
I blushed furiously, completely inexperienced with a woman in control. She said nothing else as she headed away from the kerb, peeling rubber as she picked up to 60. I tried to keep my raging libido under control as she drove, and turned my attention to the radio news as a distraction.
...lice are still looking for the Ohio Widow, the first female serial killer in this state to have sexually abused, tortured and murdered over 10 men. As yet, police have been unable to provide a reliable description of this woman although some reports suggest she operates by picking up hitchhikers and...
She grabbed the volume control and turned off the radio quickly. I glanced at her in puzzlement, wondering what was wrong. She scowled at the road ahead for a few seconds before flashing me another, albeit less beatific, smile.
"Aint nothin on the radio but bad news nowadays," she said.
IC:
The sun was shining on that warm August morning. That's what I think I'll always remember. It was so incongruous with what was about to happen. I was hitchhiking across the country from New York to LA and currently thumbing a lift along another stretch of highway in Ohio. It isn't so easy for a guy to catch a ride these days, what with reports of kidnappings and murders, so when I saw a black porsche pull up to offer me a ride I was relieved. When a woman leaned across to open the passenger door I was shocked.
"Jump in," she said. "Where you going?"
I took in how good looking she was as I settled into the seat and fastened the seatbelt. She returned my gaze, hungrily.
"LA," I said. "but if you can get me to the next town over that'd be fine... I'll crash at a hotel for the night."
She gave a throaty chuckle. "Oh, baby, I can take you to places you never dared dream of." She locked the door behind me, allowing her hand to brush against my thigh as she sat back. "Now hold on tight, you're in for the ride of your LIFE."
I blushed furiously, completely inexperienced with a woman in control. She said nothing else as she headed away from the kerb, peeling rubber as she picked up to 60. I tried to keep my raging libido under control as she drove, and turned my attention to the radio news as a distraction.
...lice are still looking for the Ohio Widow, the first female serial killer in this state to have sexually abused, tortured and murdered over 10 men. As yet, police have been unable to provide a reliable description of this woman although some reports suggest she operates by picking up hitchhikers and...
She grabbed the volume control and turned off the radio quickly. I glanced at her in puzzlement, wondering what was wrong. She scowled at the road ahead for a few seconds before flashing me another, albeit less beatific, smile.
"Aint nothin on the radio but bad news nowadays," she said.