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Trust
Date: 7/17/2015, Categories: BDSM, Shemales, Author: klammer, Rating: 100, Source: xHamster
it there, a smile hovering on her lips. Finally, "I know. Now look at your lap." Look at my lap? "It's still there, I reported." She grinned, took the book back. Flipped some more. Didn't find what she wanted. Pulled out another book. Giggled when she found it. "Here's another nice picture," she said. Umm. Rear entry, wrong hole. I looked, and shrugged. "Your lap?" "What's with my lap?" I asked. She grinned, took the book back. Dropped How-To for Hippies on my knees again. My favorite picture, as it happens: man kneeling, woman standing. Stir, throb, throb, throb. "Umm, okay, I get it. Was that all?" She leaned forward, kissed me. "That's just the start, darling." Sat back. "I'm glad the idea still turns you on. Can we agree that wearing that particular outfit, we have a fairly obvious barometer to what you like and what you don't like?" "Wait a minute!" I protested. "Sexy pictures turn me on. So if you hand me a lingerie catalog, you won't prove anything. That is, you won't prove that I like *wearing* it. I told you, it's stimulating, but that *doesn't* mean I like it." Her smile didn't fade. "Get up, walk around, and come back when you're flaccid again, all right?" So I did, and as soon as I sat down, she started reading to me. "Next morning I said it was getting slow and dull, and I wanted to get a stirring up, some way." Huckleberry Finn, Chapters X and XI. You can read it ... yourself. It's where Huck dresses up like a girl. She was watching me as she read, and I tried to hold off, but... well, when she finished, she wrinkled her nose, giggled excitedly, and said, "*Sexy* story, huh?" I glared. "Now that I know what you're looking for, you could probably read me *anything* and I'd react," I retorted, angry and ashamed. "Bet you wouldn't," she said, and immediately dropped a book on my lap. Two men. She started reading something out of another magazine, which I guess some people would find pretty hot -- it went with the picture -- and I cut her off. "That's sick!" I said. She looked at me a little oddly. "No, it isn't. But it isn't *your* cup of tea, is it?" She touched my hip. I glanced down, but I already knew. Instant deflation. "So what have you proved?" I asked, belligerently. "Do you really think it's 'sick?'" she asked. It was a serious question, I discovered. I sighed. "No. It's just... like you said. Since I always had this *compulsion,* I was always sorta afraid that that was what it meant, I guess." She touched my cheek. "Lee," she said, still very serious, "if you don't know who you are, you'll always be afraid of what you might be, if you dared look. Once you know, you'll find it's maybe not such a horrible thing as you thought. That's what this is about. Know thyself." I gulped, nodded, looked away. It made a disturbing amount of sense. "What if... what if ...