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Most of us lead two lives—real and fantasy. The housewife imagines herself leading a life of luxury. The businessman imagines himself away from the rat race fishing by a quiet lake. The schoolboy dreams of future wealth and power. And then there are sexual fantasies—wild dreams that we seldom expect to see come true.
In this story, a woman teacher has learned to be outward and honest with her sexual desires, and she becomes a woman whom many would brand as a slut but others would merely call liberated. She is a woman dedicated to becoming a sexually liberated soul—a person who not only feels sexually free, but who has been compelled to unshackle others from the bonds of puritanism and censorship.
TEACHER LEARNS A LESSON deals with a volatile issue, an issue that government has tried to define, that churches have tried to repress, that swingers have tried to advocate—but perhaps the answer lies with the individual. Let him or her decide his own standard of morality, just as this teacher has done.
“Christ, what a pair of tits!”
Twenty-six-year-old Joanna Calvin trembled with lust as the man behind her grabbed her tits and wrapped his fingers around them.
She was thankful they were out on the back porch and not inside the house where the party was still in full swing.
Bob Larson was married, but his wife was out of town somewhere, and after chasing Joanna around all evening, he had finally maneuvered her out on the back porch. Now he was pressing the hard bulge of his cock into her ass and squeezing her tits through the thin material of her dress.
They were both teachers at Hawthorne High. This was Joanna’s first term, and she had been eager to attend the party. She hardly knew anyone in town, and she was anxious to make friends and especially meet some eligible men.
It wasn’t their eligibility for marriage that interested her as much as their eligibility for sex. The trouble with married men in a small town was that sooner or later there was always trouble.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.