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

Opening The Marriage: Breakfast Conversation, Chapter 2

... had to concede the point and then was left to ponder all they had missed out on by remaining “celibate” during dating, and it caused her to question her view of sex in general.

Coming back to the conversation, Erin wondered where Luke may be heading with this line of thought. It was true, Erin always had an attraction to women’s bodies in a way that Luke did not share about men’s bodies. To be fair, artists throughout history recognized the beauty of the idealized female form in a way the male body did not evoke, with certain exceptions. Michelangelo’sDavid, Rodin’sThinking Man and other such sculptures and paintings certainly demonstrated the potential symmetry and beauty of the male form. However, male art was far eclipsed by things like Venus and Aphrodite and all the way to the modern day. Women were just sexy in a way that men were not. Erin sensed this intuitively and felt attracted to women in a way that was completely natural for her and innate.

After a thoughtful pause, Erin responded, “I’m not sure where you’re going with this, but it’s true that I feel so turned on from the lesbian scenes.” Remembrance alone was enough to make Erin wet again. “I know you love those scenes as well. What’s not to love? All those pussies and curves and nipples and hips. Mmm…” Erin said, trailing off and noticing the bulge in Luke’s shorts getting bigger.

“Exactly, that’s what I’m talking about,” Luke said, blushing a little, “I’ve noticed that you are attracted to women in ...

... a way that I am not attracted to men. You have this wonderful thing whereall people are potentially attractive to you – not that all people are attractive, of course,” Luke smiled, a subtle joke left unsaid about how most people in the world were funny-looking. Luke and Erin had noticed this again and again in their travels around the world, especially in warm-weather locations where people of all backgrounds were nearly universally unattractive in their swimsuits. However, there were the exceptional people of all backgrounds thatwere attractive. Luke could recognize this, of course, but only feltattracted to women, whereas Erin had the potential to feel attracted to both men and women.

“Erin, I feel bad for you that our formative young adult years were spent in such a restrictive culture. You never had the opportunity to explore an entire half of your sexuality.” Luke paused, taking a bite of his omelet and then a slow sip of his hot coffee before continuing. Erin, sensing he had something on his mind, gave him the space to gather his thoughts before he continued.

“I looked it up,” he said. “One in five women feel the way you do, the vast majority of those going on to have a stable heterosexual relationship which they maintain through the rest of their lives. Women who feel that way most often ‘explore’ such feelings during college or their young adult years. You spent those years either dating me or married to me. I know your tendencies were the same then as they are ...