Cybersex among Consenting Adults
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As previously mentioned, I had stumbled onto the AOL Story and Poetry Boards, and was having a great time getting acquainted with other participants, most of whom were women. As I became more acquainted with the forums, I found I definitely preferred the Poetry Boards. The poets tended to be more descriptive in their writing and painted some very colorful word pictures. Also, many of the poets wrote about love and relationships in fairly erotic terms, which often made for some very interesting reading — especially in view of the fact that lots of what they wrote were about their own personal experiences. My particular forte was humor and satire. No matter what the "theme of the week" was, I could usually find something funny about it. One week the topic was MAGIC.  Well, I started doing card and coin tricks when I was 11 — so this was a subject I couldn't resist writing about. One thing I felt compelled to describe was an event that occurred when I was 14, at which a sultry divorcee lured me into a bedroom in an attempt to pry some of my "magician's secrets" out of me. So I posted: 14-Year-Old Magician & the Seductive Divorcee.Then I composed some limericks with lines that began like these:
A magician's assistant named Dee
Said her boss with his hands was too free... A horny old gypsy named May Had a stud for a client one day... This nymph, who would one day be queen Had kissed every frog she had seen... To the fairest of fair Gwenevere Staying virginal was her great fear... The last one I posted went like this: My limericks were written in haste.You say they were done in bad taste? If a limerick's too nice And lacking in spice, Then reading it's really a waste.
All the limericks in their entirety can be seen
here.
However, I imagine you're still wondering how "cyber sex" entered into all of this.
Well, I did write a poem on the subject — and to my surprise, one of the Board Staffers immediately deleted it. She said it was "too graphic" and fell under the category of "bad taste."
So I immediately wrote to the Board Manager and asked her opinion on the matter.
Well, she agreed with me that there was no reason the poem should not be posted, and she immediately reinstated it. The staffer who had deleted the poem, naturally, was furious about this. But what eventually happened between her and me is a whole other story that will be told some other time.
Anyway, here's the controversial piece I had posted: |
