First degree burns [FM]

I was a late bloomer — though like Eric Idle in The Holy Grail, I got better. But as of the summer between senior year and starting university, I still hadn’t seen a naked woman in real life. This was a source of constant angst and shame, as a painfully shy giant nerd with a raging libido.

So almost 30 years ago, my family was on vacation, camping on one of the barrier islands of Florida. This was the worst kind of hell for me. I liked camping, but I preferred mountains and forests. Also this was hundreds of miles from all my friends, my computer, my carefully assembled stash of dead-tree porn (USENET porn existed by this time, but I wouldn’t have access to that life-changing piece of technology for another couple of months), and the softcore wonders of late-night Cinemax. Worst of all there was no lube, and absolutely no privacy — and back then a *conservative average* of my jerk-offs per day was around three.

[MM] It was a great session, until…

It had been months since I last found a decent guy to have a JO session with. But so far this guy had done everything right. He had messaged me on the last day of a week-long business trip and was chill about me needing a couple of days to get back home and unwind. He seemed to have done this before. He didn’t ask me “ASL?? pixx??” and he spoke in complete sentences. There were no red flags at all until we were finalizing the time and place and he said, “The front door will be open. Just come on in.”

Hmmmmmm….

Of course I was horny enough that I went anyway, but I decided that I was going to bail at the first twinge of discomfort, even if that meant driving right by his house without stopping.

His place was about 20 miles from mine, out toward the suburbs but not quite in them. It was a quiet, sunny Sunday so it didn’t take me long to get out there. The street was broad, with cute houses and well-manicured lawns on both sides. His house was a probably 1970s split-level, with big plate windows in both the front and back of the midsection — I could see straight through the house. It looked clean and not-at-all murdery, so I got out of my car.