At Risk

Shocked, Diane stared at the huge muscleman who tenderly stroked and massaged and fondled her stiff-standing penis. What the hell was this? she demanded of herself.

“You’re beautiful,” he said, masturbating her. “Above and below, you are gorgeous.”

Diane remained tense, expecting the rage, the violence, the pain, but none came. Eric was as tender in bringing her to a climax as he was gentle, afterward, in fucking her, showing consideration and kindness in the gentle thrusts he made into her ass with his monstrous organ. He never assaulted her, sexually, physically, or otherwise.

Diane thought that, surely, the violence and the pain would follow on their second date. Eric was, despite his appearance, a far more sophisticated sadist than anyone she’d dated previously, she told herself. He was biding his time, setting her up, getting her to trust him, to care about him, to love him. Then, when he let the beast out, her fear and suffering would be all the more intense and enduring.

If anything, on the second date, Eric was even more tender and gentle and solicitous of her comfort and pleasure than he’d been before.

The violence didn’t occur on the third date, either.

Finally, after they’d been together for a year, Diane decided that Eric truly did love her. He would never harm her. He would always be tender and gentle, sweet and kind. Eventually, she confided in Eric, explaining how she’d relished pain and suffering until, with his gentle, tender love, he’d made her realize that she could trust him and that love and trust were far better than humiliation and torment.

On their first anniversary, along with wine and roses (and some fantastic lovemaking), Eric presented Diane with an insight into the innermost depths of her soul: In all the years that she’d sought rough sex at the hands of violent bad boys, he told her, she’d been “at risk” of learning that falling in love with a goodhearted and caring man was superior by far to seeking violence and, quite possibly, death at the hands of an uncaring bastard with a penchant for hurting others.