Lesbian Lust
Boober grabs my toes; Moomie's feet are below.
Two hours. More than two hours actually,
closer to three. I took a break from the puter and let the spouse
have it for awhile. I tried to take a nap, since the boys were.
Oh god but it was the middle of the day and somebody had taken advantage
of that. Not that I didn't ask for it. She teased me mercilessly,
made me breathless and whimpery. Hints and innuendoes, and by golly
if I didn't toss a bunch her way myself. And I paid the price, lying
on my bed right next to the puter, no place in the house I could get sufficient
privacy to do anything about it. If the spouse had caught me satisfying
myself he might have considered it a good opportunity to lavish some affection.
I wasn't feeling very hetero though. Plus we haven't fully decided
if we are having sex now or not anyway.
Sooooo for nearly three hours I tried to sleep,
I half-slept, dreaming, feeling, tasting. How did I get such a good
imagination? Still being a virgin in physical lesbianism (done the
cyber thing plenty-a times), the only flavor of woman ever to reach my
tongue has come from a male lover's mouth as I gave kisses of joy and gratitude.
I've kissed a woman before, and it was heavenly. But that's as far
as it's gone.
Now the middle of the day has gone, it's a bit more
bearable, but still the longing for soft skin and tender lips, the need
to bury my face in heavy-scented moistened curls, the urge to give kisses
of every kind in just about every place, well, it hasn't left. The
volume is just not turned up so high now, is all.
Sigh.
The husband has magnanimously lifted the moratorium
on nail polish on the boychicklech. My Boober, who begs for nail
polish every day, finally gets his wish. Blue looks really nice on
him, well as nice as it can. Being a two-year-old, he can't be still
long enough to get a really nice job done. When he wears red it looks
like clotted blood.
The only provision of the agreement is that he must
stop when he starts school, unless a significant number of boys are wearing
nail polish at that time. The way it is catching on, that could easily
happen.
Brooklynguy asked me, "Who's the new face?
The guy who looks like Jesus?" I knew he meant whose picture had
just been added to the main Warehouse page.
"That's Evan. I read his journal all the time
now." It's called Why?.
"I can't keep up with you. How do you
keep up with you?"
"Tight scheduling. Hehe."
The other fresh face is Nancy Firedrake, author
of off c e
n t e r. My thanks to both of them for letting me use
their faces and link to their sites.
Yay yay yay yay Rain
is coming here!!! In June! I'd rather it were sooner, but still...she
and the hubby are coming to DC to be tourists hehe. This is marvelous.
I got to visit her just after Christmas last year; we split the difference
between Dallas and Vicksburg, where my mom lives. That put us in
Shreveport. It was quite a lot of fun.
I have been lonely that way lately.
You can tell it from recent posts. When you love somebody, it's hard
to be separated from them. When the ties are the tenuous ones of
words and electrons, the separation is no less real, no less agonizing.
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