One of the first things we experienced together was the fantastic
mauling of my dick. She had a birth control device that involved plugs and
plastic wires, sharp little plastic wires. I had a demonic desire that would
not be denied. I swallowed her, as I do, voluntarily thrusting home again and
again, for days and weeks on end. The little wire, conveniently placed for easy
extraction is not designed with the well endowed man in mind. And here I was hard
as the Rock of Gibraltar and straddling, willing woman beneath; me, riding on
that herbal cloud, I paid little attention to the inconsequential pain of a
small prick. That rutting mauled my dick and left scars. But I love them.
I have learned to live with them and I know how they behave.
Today I noticed that … those scars are healing. I can tell because the itch is
deep. It’s fresh skin under there; it’s the scabs finally peeling off. I see
this as I doctor my wounds and I realize two things at once. I acquired these
wounds over three years ago and they have never healed, not like they should. And
that I loved her even then. I loved her while with every thrust I voluntarily
mauled my dick further. But now, I see improvement. I am sure they will leave
deep scars that will itch forever but they are healing and so am I.
That relationship was … Hard and FAST, it was Deep and VAST.
It was not meant to become volatile though. It wasn’t supposed to turn out like
it did. I promise you that my friends I had no intention of creating the scars I
created. Those scars are like the relationship deep and vast and though they
may heal I am sure that they will itch forever and I hope that she’s healing.
One of the first things we experienced together was the
mauling of my dick but one of the last was the mauling of our relationship. I
know neither was intended and I know that the creation of one set of scars was
more pleasurable than the other and I do truly hope that we are healing. And
though we’ll always have and remember those scars, I hope they are the good
kind, the ones that remind us why we were in love once.