Taken By The MILF: An Older/Younger First Time Lesbian Erotica Short

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We lie consumed for the long afternoon, a haze of mutual climaxes that meld one into another until we end in an entwined knot of sleepy arms and legs, unwilling to let go, too exhausted to do more. Because of some [of her] mobility issues, I guess I’m a little bit cautious about even participating in that because I don’t want her to be in pain.

And I thought that was as good as it got, until I made her do the same thing, and that was even better.But I’ll also let you in on some of the unspoken secrets of the lesbian underworld so that you’re at least somewhat prepared for what’s to come next. Miranda (straight) said that during menopause, “as your hormones drop, your sexual response is less. Preferably you’ve already got to know a bit about your dates likes and dislikes; but if not, it’s still possible to plan a date they will never forget. Time spent pleasuring yourself is valuable because you learn what makes you tick, tock, quiver, orgasm, squirt…you get the gist!

Similar to Sally, Annette (straight) said that sex had disappeared from her marriage after her breast cancer treatment in part because the treatment changed her body: “We caress each other, but between the medications, and I lost, you know, my breasts and that was a pretty sexual part of my body that is now, it’s not the same kind of physical passion. This make-out session led to four months of sneaking off to have sex in corners of our apartment where our other roommates wouldn't see and hooking up in public restrooms.

Even if you have a clit and vagina yourself, what feels good for you when you're on the receiving end doesn't necessarily do it for someone else. Physical health problems have required us to do [sex] differently, and weight has required us to do things differently… But with our size we still [have sex]—where there’s a will, there’s a way…There’s still will or willingness, and so there’re still ways. Midlife challenges affect women in both straight and lesbian marriages, yet existing studies primarily focus on straight marriages and grant little insight into how women in lesbian marriages navigate sex amid significant midlife events. Next, the “node” function, which highlights passages within each interview and also aggregates selected text from multiple transcripts, was used to group all discussions of sex and sexuality.