TOUCH – DON’T TASTE

Bi-curious Marjory suffered from osaphobia. She had an aversion to “tipping the velvet” so to speak, so her pursuit of a lesbian romance never got past that major stumbling block. Then one day she overheard a conversation about tribadism, surly a solution to her problem she thought.

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A lesbian want to be, Marjory suffered from osaphobia or an aversion to oral sex. She knew  she was not attracted to men, after several dates in high school. She thought a lot about being with another woman, but her hangup just never got her out of the starting gate. She had never been with a woman, but she had a good idea of what she would like to do in a Sapphic romance. She remained hopelessly torn about her wants and desires but was unable to pay the price for it.

Then one day at the gym, she overheard a lesbian couple conversing about tribbing, and scissoring. It sounded like Martian to her. Curiosity though compelled Marjory to do some research, and as if by magic she found the words on Wikipedia. The root word was Tribadism, and from that she discovered lesbian relationships were not confined to a life of cunnilingus. She found a porn site and a video filled with tribadism, downloading it, her world changed instantly

When Marjory watched her video over and over, she got the same tingling in her core. Her next obstacle was to finding a partner for this activity. Depressed with this new set back, she was drowning her sorrows in a lesbian bar when an attractive redhead Laura pulled up a stool next to her and over a few more drinks, the two clicked and Marjory accepted Laura’s invitation to her room, Insuring that Laura understood her needs, she played her video for Laura. That opened the flood gates for Marjory.

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