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The subject of victim psychology is one which has acquired greater interest in recent years, due mostly, perhaps, to the widely publicized “conversion” of Patricia Hearst to the radical SLA. Why a victim will turn and become a party to his or her own abduction is a question which holds numerous variables in human behavior and one which is certainly open to debate.
The family in this story find themselves used as hostages in a vulgar, gang-r#pe session scheme, and through repeated sexual assaults, they become victims facing the prospect of depravity. Should they attempt to escape, or should they comply with the demands of their tormentors? Who can say?
WHIPPED, R#PED FAMILY—a thought-provoking story of young women’s reactions to brutality and slavery. A word of warning to us all.
Sarah Stallworth was awakened abruptly by the touch of her husband’s hand. She rolled over in bed to face him, brushed her long yellow hair out of her eyes, and whispered in a sleepy voice: “Why is your hand on my pussy? We just fucked last night. Don’t tell me you’re horny again.”
She removed his hand.
“C’mon, baby,” he said, lifting his head. “Don’t be like that. You know I’m always hot for your body. You’ve got the nicest tits and ass in the whole town. Now, please, roll over and let me stick my prick in you.”
He returned his hand to her pussy.
“Honestly! Men! You all never get enough! Go on and fuck me if you have to. But no funny business; you know how I hate funny business.”
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.