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When I Was A Kid
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Straight Female / 39
Ehen All The Stars Are In Your Favor Something Magic Happens
The college experience was as much about out and out sex as anything else. For me, my initiation was early and brutal. By the time I woke up I was in a virtual choke hold. Why of all the girls he decided I was the one is a mystery. But I was the one.
Becoming an upperclassman's girl before I had figured out how the cafeteria worked had both advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side my search was over, on the minus side I was on a short leash. At times I tugged hard against my leash, but he had a firm hand and by the end of my freshman year I was used to it. Going home for the summer, that was hard, my master wasn't with me.
I ran back as soon as my parents let me, back to him. He put my leash on and I was happy. Now I was back where I belonged, with my master. He graduated and I had to stay behind. My ritual was a cold bed and lots of crying. He came to see me, but after the weekend he had to leave me again. My two years wandering the campus, lost without him made my time there miserable.
The day I graduated, I ran straight to him. Past my mother and little sister. My master took me in his arms and I was home again where I belonged. I hung on him, as girls should, my parents were not amused. I said 'but Mom, I always talk about him'. My Mom said to her he was a fiction of my imagination.
We were married that summer, now I had a ring, a new address and a new name. My master, my husband, was with me. You see, when I woke up that day, a mere freshman girl, I was there beside him. His arm around me, his smell in my nostrils. A vision came to me, I had found my master. And so its been these many years, I now have a college girl on campus. As a Mom I dread her day, as a Mom I want her experience to be as great as mine. The day you find your master, the man to walk beside you.
Becoming an upperclassman's girl before I had figured out how the cafeteria worked had both advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side my search was over, on the minus side I was on a short leash. At times I tugged hard against my leash, but he had a firm hand and by the end of my freshman year I was used to it. Going home for the summer, that was hard, my master wasn't with me.
I ran back as soon as my parents let me, back to him. He put my leash on and I was happy. Now I was back where I belonged, with my master. He graduated and I had to stay behind. My ritual was a cold bed and lots of crying. He came to see me, but after the weekend he had to leave me again. My two years wandering the campus, lost without him made my time there miserable.
The day I graduated, I ran straight to him. Past my mother and little sister. My master took me in his arms and I was home again where I belonged. I hung on him, as girls should, my parents were not amused. I said 'but Mom, I always talk about him'. My Mom said to her he was a fiction of my imagination.
We were married that summer, now I had a ring, a new address and a new name. My master, my husband, was with me. You see, when I woke up that day, a mere freshman girl, I was there beside him. His arm around me, his smell in my nostrils. A vision came to me, I had found my master. And so its been these many years, I now have a college girl on campus. As a Mom I dread her day, as a Mom I want her experience to be as great as mine. The day you find your master, the man to walk beside you.
