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  Mon 17th April 2017

It was Wendy's auntie's sixtieth the other day. Kitty had invented a story about us taking her out for a pizza, but in fact we were planning a surprise party for her at Kitty's. I got annoyingly under Kitty's feet in her kitchen.

Wendy turned up in a gorgeous dress. Desire, sadness, self-control. Don't say anything. A clamp-and-release hello, pursed lips diverted onto my cheek, an arsehole-tight kiss. Right that's your lot looby. Now sit down and don't get any ideas.

Kitty took a photo of us -- the only one of her I have. Later, she stood in the kitchen inches away from me with her back turned unselfconsciously towards me. Her slender back and the incredible curve of her arse and her legs; she's got the most beautiful waist. Her dress and her hair, and most of all -- her. The sadness of knowing it'll never be me she'll want to stroke. A touchless, one-way desire.


Wilma came round with a stolen litre of port and a bottle of white. I had a bottle of red. We drank it all. She sat there and pissed over my chair and onto my kitchen floor, twice. Doesn't matter. The lino has never seen so much disinfectant. She's the size of a baby hippo and the effort of going up to my second floor, where the loo is, is more taxing for her than you and me. I wish she hadn't done that though. I'm always the social worker with her, but I do feel for her. She grips my fingers, the more or less stated offer of a fuck. No. There's only one girl I want that closeness with.


I want to be with my girls, all the time. Kirsty asked me if I fancied coming over on Saturday to make an Easter dinner for them. My eldest was brimming, glowing with being accepted for Politics and French at a good university in the East Midlands, as we all started making plans to crash her flat when she's on her year abroad in Lyon.

We all chatted, and I started gutting parsnips, triangling their middles out. I made a nut roast, roast potatoes, honey glazed carrots, sprouts, stuffing, boiled cabbage, roast parsnips, gravy, then piled everything onto their plates. Surrey v Lancashire on the radio. Looking sideways at Kirsty, still attractive, in her 50s miniskirt and her tilting her feet upwards with her charity shop wedges. Thinking about Wendy. Unsaid, untexted: I love you Wendy, and I love my girls, as you do your daughter. You make me want to be unselfish.

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Comment from: Homer [Visitor]

Your mild response to an adult woman, albeit one who never knew when to stop eating cakes, pissing on your floor is… astonishing. I would have Tasered the skank.

Tue 18th April 2017 @ 12:23 Reply to this comment
Comment from: [Member]

Yes, it did stretch my tolerance slightly. I just can’t dislike her. She’s weak, like I am. Unfortunately, weak in her bladder as well.

Tue 18th April 2017 @ 12:30 Reply to this comment
Comment from: kono [Visitor]

I may have mentioned this before but there was once a time when i’d piss myself at parties for money, i was living at the beach, the least i ever earned was around $30 and the most was $100, that was from my little Jewish landlord and ex-boss (he’d fired me twice) hearing stories about my antics, he wouldn’t let anyone else watch and i got my 100 first, i almost felt a bit unclean on that one except i needed the money, i told him for another 400 i could have pissed right on him, i laughed he called me a freak…

Wed 19th April 2017 @ 19:10 You are currently replying to this comment
Comment from: looby [Visitor]

Ha ha…that’s one of the more unusual ways of earning a living! :)

I suppose while we’re on the subject, Trish (my fortnight-long affair of last September) – and I suppose the most out and out sexiest woman I have ever met – said that she’d like to sit on me facing me and for me to piss up her cunt and then we’d have to both lick each other clean. What a fabulous idea. She was something else.

Wed 19th April 2017 @ 22:36 Reply to this comment


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