- but never cum today.
Nor tomorrow, in fact.
Nor yesterday, of course.
Later in the week, he said.
Yes, my Master, I said.
Later in the week.
Everything is easier to swallow when he addresses me as "my pet." Which he did. I melted into acceptance. But still. I had a hard night and a hard day. An intense night and day. Spent apart yet together, the day was intense and wearing and emotional and demanding. And now I'm worn out, with tears dammed between my heart and my throat.
It was all very private and intimate and involves things I never talk about here. And in some ways, it was very beautiful, touching on emotions that don't often get discussed. So I won't share the details, but it's not something to worry about. Still an orgasm would help. Not from a sexual point of view (though the arousal I spoke of yesterday continues to eat at my cunt), but for the sake of the release. For the sake of the cataclysm of sobs that would erupt as the tension explodes and my womb contracts. I would start to cry and then roll over and the sobs will trip over each other on their way out, and my body will shake and everything that has been bottled up for weeks and weeks will be flushed out on the tail of the tears, staining the pillow with my pain and love.
A caning would do that, too, of course.
Or a nice long flogging.
Or a serious spanking.
Or looking in my Master's eyes
as he pinches my left nipple and
pulls me down into his soul
and I lose myself inside him
as he reads the love inside me
and the other things inside me
that I will never know.
And I make love to his cock
while I'm looking in his eyes
and I channel his arousal
and my tears flow when he cums.
However.
Not till later in the week.
I think I should start a cumming calendar. Or at least mark a little "c" on the days that I cum. Or a big "C". Or a giant round "O". Because by now I have no idea how long it has been. Weeks and weeks for sure. Which was no big deal in winter, but now that it is spring and there is maple syrup instead of honey running down my thighs, it would be awfully nice to cum.
But it would be even nicer to be with that selfish, sadistic, miserly man who keeps my orgasms locked away in an old wooden sea chest, bound around with iron staves and padlocked with three heavy locks.
That cruel and gentle, poetic and pedantic, controlling, guiding, sweet and selfish sadistic man who binds me with his words as surely as if they were long links of chain.
So.
No orgasm tonight.
Later in the week.
And with that I must be content.
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6 comments:
OG, I understand the arousal of Spring, you have my sympathy, for what it is worth.
You make each line sing with you passion, or perhaps frustration.
He must be both pleased with and proud of you.
Love and warm hugs,
Paul.
The need to hit that hit point, when everything explodes and falls into place- where every nerve ending fires and realigns the body. I love the control Sadist has with you, and I'm sure that he will take you over that edge when he feels it is his time to do it. Remember you are there for his pleasure only.
OG - Had to comment, if only because the verification was "veryo," which, in the context of calendar marking, was irresistible! Sigh. Spring is enlivening, which is convenient, since it is also - lenten. Hearing you completely, except on the Left Coast, it's hibiscus nectar instead of maple syrup...jcn
Passion and frustration both, Paul. And yes, he is both pleased with me, and proud of me. He sees me as a work of art, a special being that very few can truly see for what it is. For what I am.
charlie - I serve his pleasure, but what is created comes from our union. Not just of bodies, but also - and perhaps most importantly, of our minds. He treasures me, charlie. He admires me. he owns me, yes, and he molds me, and he uses me and enjoys me and manipulates me and sucks out of me whatever he craves, but he also encourages me, gives me confidence, insists that I understand and accept my own value, and respects me.
jcn - for Jews, Spring is not a season of deprivation, except for that one week of Passover during which we give up leavening. But Passover is also a celebration of freedom, of liberation, and of Spring. And if Springtime isn't the season of liberation, I don't know what is!
Me, I have found liberation in my Master's ownership.
I simply must settle in and play catch up reading your blog...I've missed you.
You are a beautiful writer.
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