Month: August 2021

Hello, all… My name is Frank Stouffer. My story begins when my mom remarried and we moved into her new husband’s house– in my junior year of high school… His son John and I are almost the same age, but I’d stayed back a year in grade school. I think I looked up to him more than most younger siblings […]

“OK Honey. Have fun and be careful.” I smiled at the two retreating 18-year-olds and walked to the kitchen table. Sitting down, I recalled the summer after my own graduation from high school 25 years ago. I looked a lot like my daughter does now; 5’3″ tall, 115 pounds, long brunette hair, green eyes and a solid 36-26-38. Both of […]

I was standing at the window looking down at the street four stories below when Shawna, my secretary, office manager, computer guru and all around everything opened my office door and told me there was a Mrs. Valerie Benson who wished to speak with me. I told her to send Mrs. Benson in and moved behind my desk. Shawna ushered […]

“So, how are you two boys doing?” I asked, walking into his room with a basket. “We’re fine, Mom, and I can do my own laundry.” “I know, Bruce, but I’m still your mom, and I’ll do it if I damn-well please,” I made clear, going to his hamper. “You don’t mind if my unmentionables touch yours, do you?” I […]

“Stee-rike three!” Umpire Billy Golden cried out in his booming baritone to end the top half of the third inning at tiny Admiral Fetterman Field in Pensacola, FL, home of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos, Double A affiliate of the Miami Marlins.

Sandy was sitting with her dorm mates at a long table over another mediocre lunch in the dining hall. She was a twenty year old college junior. Their all-girl dorm — it was the 1960s — ate their meals together in one large room.

The Sheppard family had, as the words of an old song went, ‘picked themselves up, dusted themselves off, and started all over again’. Well, almost. They had drawn on deep reserves of courage and dogged determination to get through the searing losses of loved ones. In Jeff Sheppard’s case, it was the loss of his wife, Mary, from a cancer […]

My name is Robbie Johnson. Sean and I live in a Chicago suburb with our mom; we’re both seniors now at Eastern High. Mom had sent Sean off to a private school at the beginning of the school year because she wanted to separate us– we’re identical twins, so I guess it’s understandable that she thought it would do us […]

It was a Saturday, and I had been indoors all day with my friends. We’d been playing a game on the console for so long that I lost interest. Plus, I was a bit hungry, and I needed to get some things from the store before it got closed for the night. So 10 pm saw me leave my apartment […]

What’s that old joke, vice is nice, but incest is best; put your sister to the test. Well, both of my halfsisters, one’s my stepmother, the other my step-sister, both are my aunts, and one’s a niece, and all of them folded into two drop-dead gorgeous sluts who pass the family sex test with flying colors several times a day.