My parents cried when I told them I wanted to leave our small town and go to college all the way across the country. After a while, I was able to convince them it was for the best, though. It was a prestigious school, one of the finest in the world. It was quite a coup for a girl from a small farming community to be accepted there. I would get a first rate education there.
That wasn't the reason I wanted to go there, though.
I had a secret.
In my senior year of high school, I realized something about myself.
I like women. Sexually. I was a lesbian.
There were no lesbians in my conservative home town. At least not openly. If I was ever going to find myself, I would have to get as far away from home as possible.
I was scared to death.
Here I was, barely eighteen years old, changing everything in my life for a desire that went against everything I had even been taught. No one suspected a thing. I always had plenty of boyfriends. I was cute. Petite. Girly. A cheerleader.
I was five foot three, a hundred and five pounds. With short brown hair and chocolate brown eyes. I was smart, and I was athletic, and I was popular.
Yet, while I had boyfriends, I never went all the way with any of them. In fact, I never let any of them get to second base. I told them I was saving myself for marriage, which was a lie. I wanted to go all the way. Just not with them. I had a secret crush.
On Cathy Morris. One of the other girls on the cheering squad. After games, we would shower together, and I would sneak glances at her wonderful body. I would ache with the desire to touch her. Yet I never did.
Not yet.
But soon, I hoped.
Because Cathy and I were attending the same college. And we were going to be roommates. And I vowed to seduce her before the semester ended.
Heck. Maybe before it started.....
That wasn't the reason I wanted to go there, though.
I had a secret.
In my senior year of high school, I realized something about myself.
I like women. Sexually. I was a lesbian.
There were no lesbians in my conservative home town. At least not openly. If I was ever going to find myself, I would have to get as far away from home as possible.
I was scared to death.
Here I was, barely eighteen years old, changing everything in my life for a desire that went against everything I had even been taught. No one suspected a thing. I always had plenty of boyfriends. I was cute. Petite. Girly. A cheerleader.
I was five foot three, a hundred and five pounds. With short brown hair and chocolate brown eyes. I was smart, and I was athletic, and I was popular.
Yet, while I had boyfriends, I never went all the way with any of them. In fact, I never let any of them get to second base. I told them I was saving myself for marriage, which was a lie. I wanted to go all the way. Just not with them. I had a secret crush.
On Cathy Morris. One of the other girls on the cheering squad. After games, we would shower together, and I would sneak glances at her wonderful body. I would ache with the desire to touch her. Yet I never did.
Not yet.
But soon, I hoped.
Because Cathy and I were attending the same college. And we were going to be roommates. And I vowed to seduce her before the semester ended.
Heck. Maybe before it started.....