nurse

[Guest]

How about a story where a married young nurse is working at a nursing home. While giving an old man a wash, she is asked to give a hand job for some extre cash, she agrees. each day she gives him a hand job for maney. the man starts to trick the nurse to go further each time.
i hope someone writes a story where a married nurse is tricked into sex, by older or younger man.

 

[Chicklet]

this reminds me a little bit of the movie "the princess and the warrior"

 

[Guest]

This reminds me of the unregistered who wanted the "old" man (50s) with the young (wife) daughter/neice/daughter-in-law who is "tricked" into sexual favors from the old man.

Who here is really "turned on" by the thought of ANY "younger" person having sex with a NURSING HOME patient??!!?!?!

 

[Chicklet]

<shudder>

Old, wrinkly men...

 

[Tatewaki]

This reminds me of the unregistered who wanted the "old" man (50s) with the young (wife) daughter/neice/daughter-in-law who is "tricked" into sexual favors from the old man.

Who here is really "turned on" by the thought of ANY "younger" person having sex with a NURSING HOME patient??!!?!?!

That would be me.

-T

 

[Guest]

Tate...

You get off on 80+ year old wrinkly women who wear diapers, have no real teeth, most likely have no real hair, who cannot take care of themselves, etc.?

 

[Tatewaki]

Re: Tate...

You get off on 80+ year old wrinkly women who wear diapers, have no real teeth, most likely have no real hair, who cannot take care of themselves, etc.?

Nope.

Being old doesn't necessarily imply any of that. I love large women as well, but don't picture them as grossly obese, walking vats of lard held together by ripply skin interlaced with ropelike cellulite deposits. You can make any subject seem unpalatable by picking the worst examples of the category instead of the median or the best.

I'll post a couple of my May/December stories in the next few weeks. You might just find that the subject isn't as grotesque as you might think.

-T

 

[Guest]

I see...

I guess, for me, the image I got of NURSING HOME was what I mentioned...

 

[Tatewaki]

Re: I see...

I guess, for me, the image I got of NURSING HOME was what I mentioned...

Understandable.

My mother has been a geriatric nurse in various nursing homes for 35 years. I've spent quite a bit of time in them growing up. For the most part, the patients in them are there mostly for the convenience of their families. Some do have health problems and require special care, but it is more common for younger family members to offload troublesome parents/relatives because they are a unwanted burden. This is more common of female patients, homemakers who have had little or no employment outside of the home for decades and who fail to qualify for pensions after retirement age. The death of the husband often leaves them destitute. The children often send them to homes instead of electing to take care of them. Sad, but true. This seems to happen less often, since later generations of women have been more independent and self-sufficient since the 60s.

Certainly some of those women were the decaying, scatterbrained drool biscuits you describe, but the majority were not. Indeed, the majority went to great pains to keep themselves looking as attractive as possible. They had a lot of time to devote to themselves.

They were for the most part extremely lonely people, always wanting to talk to someone, anyone who'd listen. They'd thrive on attention and company. Boy, I spent many a boring afternoon just listening to some aged chatterbox drone on about 'the old days.' But as I grew up, I realized that they were not as boring as all that. They were quite lovely, facinating people. The only difference was they were older than myself. That was it.

I've probably gone on too long. Long story short: For me, old people are no more disgusting than young ones. It is the individual example who potentially causes disgust for me, not the entire class. I find the nineteen year old heroin fiend with a wasted, anorexic build, rotted teeth, chronic incontinence and other social and cosmetic failings more repugnant than a woman ravaged by the years.

I find the fantasy of the recycled virgin interesting, as I do the idea of interacting with a person with so much more experience than yourself in some matters, but so much less in others. Finally, it is fun to write not about 20-something cookie cutter hard bodies, but about less-perfect people.

-T

 

[penguindance]

 

[Chicklet]

<thiniking of The Sopranos>

What about the term "retirement center"???

 

[MsLinnet]

My girlfriend is a nurse and she has often been asked to give relief to patients to my knowledge I have been the only one who while in hospital has had her work her magic but you never know and she works nights ????

 

[Chicklet]

Linnet,

You should try to write this, and write it as real as possible. The realism could really turn people on, even if it's a topic they might not like.

 

[penguindance]

 

[Chicklet]

Maybe at first she doesn't want to, but she needs money and the patients keep offering, so finally she gives in. Once she's actually doing it, it gives her an odd sort of powerful feeling, like she's in control of the situation. At home she might be the submissive one, but here she's totally in charge and finding out that she likes it. It's not so much who she's doing it with, but that she has her hand wrapped around their dick and they are relying on her to help them out.

 

[penguindance]

 

[Guest]

In MHO...

Linnet,

You should try to write this, and write it as real as possible. The realism could really turn people on, even if it's a topic they might not like.

People still wouldn't be able to understand her even if she tried to write clearly...

 

[Chicklet]

Re: In MHO...

People still wouldn't be able to understand her even if she tried to write clearly...

Awe, I think with some editing we could decipher it well enough = )

No offense, Linnet.

 

[penguindance]

 

[Guest]

Re: In MHO...

People still wouldn't be able to understand her even if she tried to write clearly...

Tiggs this is very funny Ha Ha Ha
You like songs don't you I wonder how good your knowledge is.

‘Just five minutes worm your honour you me alone’

Is a line from a very well known track and film and also has historical connection to regarding the Berlin wall if you remember that.

However if you use the line in another context I do know who would be the victor.

PS I do hope you get my meaning
love always

Linnet...

 

[MsLinnet]

Re: Re: In MHO...

Tiggs this is very funny Ha Ha Ha
You like songs don't you I wonder how good your knowledge is.

‘Just five minutes worm your honour you me alone’

Is a line from a very well known track and film and also has historical connection to regarding the Berlin wall if you remember that.

However if you use the line in another context I do know who would be the victor.

PS I do hope you get my meaning
love always

Linnet...

forgot to log in but you know who I am

 

[Guest]

Re: In MHO...

People still wouldn't be able to understand her even if she tried to write clearly...

Ever tried to read James Joyce?

Yes, I have trouble understanding her writing, but when I get through the stream-of-consciousness bit to the meaning it is interesting. Not necessarily erotic, but interesting. The feelings are really there.

 

[MsLinnet]

Re: Re: In MHO...

Ever tried to read James Joyce?

Yes, I have trouble understanding her writing, but when I get through the stream-of-consciousness bit to the meaning it is interesting. Not necessarily erotic, but interesting. The feelings are really there. [/QUOTE

thank you I think
linnet

 

[sirhugs]

did this ever get written?

never too many nurse stories.

gotta love a gal in uniform.

especially if she's really 'hands on '

and provides 'oral exams'

 

[GoodLilPet]

I'm sorry, but the thought of giving some 90 year old man in a nursing home a hand job just grosses me out.