Coming up on my 40th birthday has had me reflecting on my life so far and part of me remembers the girl I was in college compared to the woman I am now. I went to college completely unprepared for the life there, I was ready academically but hardly ready for real life outside of my parents realm. I always considered them controlling and overbearing when I was in high school, my Mom constantly telling me that sex was no big deal and wait for the right person to come along, be vigilant of your surroundings, do not drink anything at a party. I had made it through my freshman year still a virgin but in the fall of my Sophomore year ended up basically jumping on top of a guy after some really heavy petting and never looked back. I had discovered sex and I was one happy girl not thinking about it twice, having one night stands, sometimes two in one night. After Holiday break that year I was at a welcome back party with quite a few friends and about a dozen or so of us ended up back at the dorm room of one of the guys, there were three of us girls and several guys. After some more music and grinding bodies we three girls were essentially naked on one of the twin beds, I was on top of one of the girls and we were licking each other, a 69 position as they call it. Soon we had just about every guy in the room feeling us up and getting to have intercourse with us. I remember being on all fours watching guys doing her while I could feel her tongue on me with a guy going in and out of me. It seemed to go on for two hours but I just kept having orgasms and loving every minute of licking her and grabbing guys cocks as they were ready to cum and sucking them off, tasting her all over their cocks.
My husband has no idea what I was like in college and even joked around with me when we first were married that I was so naïve about sex. He asked me what I thought about a threesome with another woman and I responded back that it would be more fun if I had a woman for me to go down on and have a dozen or so guys fucking us for a few hours. The look on his face was priceless. I look back on it now and I still love how it felt to be so desired and thank goodness that digital media was not around then like it certainly is today.