Sunday, April 7, 2024

E is for Eager


Dear diary,

You have to understand, at that point Aldous was the only man I've ever been with. We met when I was seventeen, he was ten years older, patiently waiting for me to grow up. We didn't have sex till we got married when I turned twenty one. Maybe one day I will write about that. These days they would call it grooming. But back then, I liked how he was always there for me. He was there in the front row, when I fell on stage. He took care of everything. Maybe that's what I always wanted, to be taken care of.

As long as I could remember, I danced. Always in a pursuit of that perfect stance, perfect jump, always at the expense of an excruciating pain. When I fell, and it was over for me, there was another pain, of loss of something I loved the most. And Aldous was there for me as always. One day he just replaced one pain with another and took it to a different level. I was indeed a pain slut, as he liked to call me, and he was the only one who understood that part of me, how much I craved it, how eager I was to learn all the new ways to receive it. So he gave it to me.

It's weird, from someone who has never been touched sexually, I felt men's hands on my body quite often, of my ballet partners, of course. The hands that would hold tight onto my waist, lift me, ground me, keep me safe. Except when I fell. There was a deep connection between those strong hands on my body and feeling safe. And as anything else, Aldous took it one step further. His secret spot was the small of my back. With his hand there, he would guide me through a crowded party, lead me on the dance floor, nudge me into position. Like it was a switch to turn off my anxiety and connect me to him even more, with no words necessary.

So when Aldous slid his palm down my back and rested it on the small of my back, it wiped out all my fears and hesitation. I was his, eager to take whatever he planned to dole out. But this eagerness was calm and serene, if it makes any sense. Overwhelmed no more, I was eager to serve.

“May I please you?” The smell that sent me into the agony mere minutes prior, was now as welcoming as ever. 

“You mean, please me, please me?” He chuckled but I noticed the familiar twitch.

I was nervous, as we never tried it before, you know, him striking me with him in my mouth. What if I bite him by accident? But Aldous had more faith in me or just wanted to teach his pony a new trick. He unzipped and fed himself into my mouth. I wiggled my hands, still tied behind my back, and got my wish granted. After all, Aldous loved my inexperienced hands on his body, tugging, squeezing, pulling him closer. 

The blows that followed did not distract me, I welcomed them the same way I would his playful swats. The belt bit into my ass time after time, but I sucked on him with a newfound reverence. I even rocked my hips, following his rhythm, eager to feed his both needs: the need to give me that pain and the need to fuck my mouth. It shifted the mood. There was neither place, nor time, only his belt falling on my ass and his cock in my mouth.

Aldous admitted to me once, how many times he fantasized about my mouth, while watching me perform on stage or later, getting off to my videos. He was eager to teach me to suck properly. I couldn't take him in at first, which frustrated me so much. Obviously, I had no one to compare him with, but he explained to me that he was much thicker than average. So, he bought a collection of dildos for me to practice with, though I still had to learn to deep throat.

“Good girl,” Aldous touched my cheek, and I let him go. I didn't even notice that the blows stopped. “Stay here,” he got off the bench and patted my butt. 

Only now I realized how thoroughly he thrashed it. My poor ass burned the same as my thighs, before he numbed them with the cream. I heard the water running and the sound of a fabric being wrung from the excess water. When Aldous pressed the hot wet towel over my smarting cheeks and held me down, I yelped in agony. He was ticking off every single rule in the book of torture.

“You didn't think we're done, did you?” He adjusted the hair that was blocking my eyes, and I saw my pink Hitachi on the bed next to the pillows.


8 comments:

  1. Wow, this really could be Izzie's backstory. But for me it's too torturous to read very much of this kind of thing at once. Maybe you could intersperse parts of it with her more easy to handle story of being with Nick. The past memories could explain her flashbacks or other PTSD symptoms. Or maybe I'm unusual and other people like reading descriptions of extended torture. I know there have been popular movies like that. Just not my thing.

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    1. Dear Sage,
      thank you for visiting and reading and commenting, though it's not exactly your cup of tea. I'm happy to report that the "torturous" part is over, and you can safely skip to "G is for Gentle." Lots of fluff and feel good there.

      Yes, you are spot on. The plan was exactly to intersperse Izzie's diary pages within the vanilla book, as Izzie and Nick's relationship started as vanilla. But it was important to introduce her backstory and her needs. Hopefully, it works.

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  2. If you're writing for a Game of Thrones type audience, you might want to talk to a big fan of that or a similar series to see what they enjoy in it. In other types of audiences, people mostly read/watch to feel good by identifying with the main character & feeling like they feel. E.g. most people probably read spanking stories to get turned on. With a general audience, If there's a conflict or a dilemma in a story, it's just a way to lead up to the real point of the reading-- the resolution of the conflict or dilemma, where the main character and the reader who identifies with them--feel relief, or fulfilment or pride or amazement about what they achieved/learned etc.

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    1. I'm not writing for GOT type audience, at least I think I am not. As I said, the first Izzie and Nick book is petty much vanilla, it has a lot of conflict and adventures of its own and feel good parts. But I needed to tell Izzie's backstory, including her "torturous" relationship with Aldous, her needs, what it meant for her to live in a vanilla world. Therefore, I invented the diary pages.
      Letters G and H are both fluff/feel good type of stories.

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  3. Editors & such people would know best what the different audience types are & how authors write for them. I only know my own reactions to things. Yes, Letters G on are more my type of reading. Though I may be unusual rather than typical of the audience for such stories. Whatever I am there, I just love most of Nick & Izzie's story.

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    1. I took your advice and trying to keep it on a lighter side. But honestly, I think my book, even with those few scenes, is nowhere near the GOT level of violence/cruelty/torture etc etc etc.

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  4. I am greatly enjoying these segments! XOXO

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    1. Dear Nora,
      someone is sooo behind on their reading haha, that they deserve a sore behind! I'm on letter T now and Q that I skipped accidentally.

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