He hadn't always been. Plastic I mean. Static. Absent in the sense when there's no movement, no one notices you. Or worse, they do notice and wish they hadn't, preferring the company of others, more human like them, more companionable. He couldn't remember when he wasn't Plasticman most of the time. Pre adolescence probably. And those infrequent moments when...
CHAPTER 1 As a child Kate Childs would wake up crying, at that age unable to understand she had been dreaming vividly but the worry of her parents had her believing they were nightmares. Perhaps they were. No one got into Kate's head to check it out and of course years later she couldn't remember those early childhood dreams. In ageing Kate came to accept...
Jeremy's story... It was just about fifty years ago that I had one of the greatest summers of my life, but despite all the time that has passed I remember every moment of the three months I shared with the first love of my life as if it was yesterday, and when you consider most of the time these days it's all I can do to remember last week, that speaks of t...
Alexis Carter returned home from the late shift, turned on the light as she closed the front door behind her, and stooped to pick up the small bundle of letters, mostly bills, from the floor. She quickly sorted through them and sighed. Today was her thirty seventh birthday and she had two cards. One from her friend Mary who worked with her on the Deli count...
I, at birth known as Caballero Spscavish, am going to be honest about my strengths and weaknesses right from the get-go. I'm good looking, purposeful, and smart. I'm socially inept (I'm probably somewhere on the autism spectrum but have never been diagnosed), completely un-athletic, and have a penchant for vengeance that isn't healthy. Because of my socia...
LE-FEMME MEETS THE PARENTS I know that was it, I literally parked one block away from were my parents live. I put the top up and we got out. "Nice area here. Is this were you used to live?" "Yes." We started walking down the street, and we passed my parents apartment. "That's were my parents live." "Nice building. Aren't you going to stop by and say H...
Chapter 6 – Sheyda, Sophie and Jessica With the rest of the staff working over at the hospital to get the Taubett up and running, Cassie and Julie had the department to themselves. Eve spent most days working at her apartment, and only came into the uni for meetings. Stefan began sending Julie data from the scanner in the USA by the end of that first week....
Back to the Nightmare! Oh damn! I woke up. I'd only been dreaming. I was alone in my house. Oh Jesus, now I remember; my parents and brother had come and gone, I'd tried to eat, I'd gone in to lie down and watch some TV. I took one of those pills, and must have drifted off. What a dream, but it was only a dream. I checked the clock – 4:00 a.m. What day was...
Jess had looked forward to her trip for a long time. Ever since she had heard about the opportunity at a gap year fair she had had her heart set on it. She was currently being driven down the badly maintained track to the tribe's village and both her excitement and nerves were building. The tribe that Jess would be living with had little contact with the ou...
Note: If any of the categories on literotica bother you, my apologies, because this story has nearly every one in it! I suppose I should've seen it coming, being a trained psychologist. But I guess it's like the painter's house that always needs painting, or the roofer who has a roof caving in. In my case, it was the wife who didn't come home. After 25...