More than just an orgasm ....
I'm going to go off track a bit. Started this journey into the purple world looking for pleasure, and found it in so many ways. But then I stumbled upon ...
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My dearest RB, you've asked me awhile ago why I've not included you in the list of ladies on this thread, and my response was brief -- my experience with you has been something else. Not that I've not had amazing orgasms with you. You know I have.
But I think the time is finally here to share. You've written about our last session, awhile ago, through your lense. You were spot on.
(This shy scholar ...)
www.esa.co.za/forum/thread.php
Below is my adaptation, through my lense.
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He had walked into her space as he walked through life - careful, measured, a man defined by the weight of his responsibilities. The briefcase in his hand, the glasses perched on his nose, the quiet authority of a man who commanded respect without raising his voice. Every step was a projection of who he was supposed to be.
And then, the glasses came off.
Was it the blur of his vision that gave him courage? Or was it the way she looked at him? Not at the title, not at the role he played, but at the man beneath. The facade cracked, then crumbled!
He had spent years being gentle. Patient. A faithful husband, a devoted father, a man who prided himself on control. But here, in her arms, control was not his to wield. She led him, and he - shy, awkward, burning with a hunger he had long suppressed - followed.
The shock of it thrilled him. The way her body arched beneath his touch, the way her breath hitched as his hands explored her; learning every curve as if she were a language he had only just begun to understand. She responded to him in ways that defied his quiet nature, her skin humming under his caress, her movements urging him deeper into the heat between them. He had never been a man of bold lust, yet here he was, lost between her thighs, drunk on the taste of her, the sounds she made, the way her body moved as if she had been waiting for him to remember himself.
And then ... something shifted.
The scholar, the gentleman, the careful man; vanished.
What remained was yearning. Needing. Taking.
He wasn't gentle. He wasn't calculated.
There was no room for hesitation, only the desperate ache of bodies claiming what they had denied themselves for too long. She surrendered, and in that surrender, she owned him. He possessed her with a passion that should have frightened him. But all he felt, was alive.
Afterward, guilt crept in like a shadow.
He loved his wife. He did. But time had dulled what was once fervent, leaving behind duty where passion had once lived. And this, being lost in the embrace of another, was a reminder of what he had lost.
If only things were different.
But they weren't.
She was an expert in the art of escape, if only for a moment. And what a moment it was, bitter and sweet, seared into his memory. A fleeting surrender to passion, to joy, to unbridled lust that consumed him whole. For the first time in years, he had felt alive, not as the careful husband, the dutiful father, the man of polished restraint; but as flesh and hunger and need.
The moment had been a gift. A reminder of everything his life lacked. A glimpse of fire in a world that had grown cold. Now, the weight of his choices pressed down on him, heavier than before. He was trapped, not by bars or chains, but by the life he had built. The promises he had made, the man he was expected to be.
As he stepped back into the world of briefcases and polished appearances, he carried the memory of her, the woman who had unravelled him; and wondered if he would ever feel that alive again.
Or if he was doomed to remember it only as a moment.
Just a moment.