Opening The Marriage: Breakfast Conversation, Chapter 2 - Sex Stories

Opening The Marriage: Breakfast Conversation, Chapter 2

... your tense muscles, massaging you, squeezing your knee in the car, glancing your direction with a smile, and so many other things. Your responses to me and my responses to you are so much sexier than just how either of us looks.”

Erin noticed the feeling of her swollen pussy pressing against her breakfast chair. She definitely had a sense of what Luke was talking about. The purity culture they had both been raised in was repressive to all kinds of normal human sexual emotions and actions in ways that she recognized to be problematic. She guessed that part of Luke’s meaning was that sexual adventures had absolutely been lacking in their youth.

Erin and Luke started dating in their teens. Luke had been scheming to ask Erin out for weeks beforehand. However, they were at a very conservative college that didn’t allow for boys on girls’ floors and vice versa. Anything sexual beyond handholding was discouraged, and they spent most of their dating years trying very hard to avoid having sex before marriage. They had both skipped over the young adult years of sexual exploration. It had taken a long time, but they both had been slowly releasing the feelings of guilt associated with so many things from their upbringing. They were doing well with being sexually free with one another but were both still surprised at issues that came up from time to time that were yet unconsidered.

Luke and Erin’s view of sex at the time meant that they would never have actual sex before ...

... marriage, although they did their best to come close without crossing the line while they were dating. Erin had never really considered how they were both so sexually frustrated their entire dating time. They were both ultimately agreeable to the arrangement, and maybe they had married young in part to escape the guilt of sex before marriage. It was all just part of the fucked-up nature of their purity culture at the time. Erin now realized there were so many contradictions between their self-righteous piety and their actual actions.

Erin had recently been surprised to learn that Luke didn’t think their relationship would have been any different if they had sex before they were married. Luke and Erin were an extremely rare couple that hadonly ever had sex with each other, and only after they were married. For such a good-looking couple with so many opportunities in their teens and twenties, including with each other, that was really surprising and unusual. At first, Erin was floored that Luke had changed his opinion. She had always assumed that sex before marriage was some kind of death sentence for a dating relationship, especially in the conservative culture they were from.

However, after they talked about it, she quickly came to realize that Luke was absolutely right. If they had sex the day before their wedding instead of the day after, or two weeks before, or two months before, or whatever, their twenty-year marriage would be no different than it was now. Surprised, Erin ...