brok
Virgin
- Joined
- May 28, 2003
- Posts
- 13
I have an idea for a story -- well, I have ideas for several, but one is causing me some concern. My idea is a man visiting a sex club where he can hire a young woman to service his sexual needs. So far, so normal. But he is shaken when the girl greets him by name and tells him she used to live next door to him.
The point of the story is that he has to decide whether he's still attracted to her after he realizes she is the pig-tailed schoolgirl he remembers from a decade ago.
Now this is my problem. He is not wanting to prey on schoolgirls, nor has he ever felt such a desire. But is it permissible for him to consider a woman as a possible sexual partner if he knew her slightly when she was under age (I am all too aware of how cautious we have to be about things like that).
Suggestions?
The point of the story is that he has to decide whether he's still attracted to her after he realizes she is the pig-tailed schoolgirl he remembers from a decade ago.
Now this is my problem. He is not wanting to prey on schoolgirls, nor has he ever felt such a desire. But is it permissible for him to consider a woman as a possible sexual partner if he knew her slightly when she was under age (I am all too aware of how cautious we have to be about things like that).
Suggestions?