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In the past, people with diversified sexual tastes have felt the need to hide their so-called “deviant” or “aberrant” proclivities. Often, those individuals with seemingly unusual sexual appetites have deemed it essential to deny the pleasure derived from experiencing their actual desires.
However, some recent psychological studies have demonstrated that it may indeed be psychologically healthier to confront and accept one’s true passions, regardless of how strange they may appear to others.
AUNT IN CHAINS is the story of Bonnie Edwards, a strong-minded young woman who, having long suppressed her sensuous nature, finally overcomes her dilemma and, as a result, discovers her true self.
“This is the most disgusting stuff I’ve ever seen,” Bonnie Edwards told her three young nephews. “I’m sure your mother is going to let you know about it when she gets home.”
Bonnie expected her nephews to show some kind of shame over what she had found and had dropped on the living room coffee table. Her three nephews were scattered around the room watching television and they acted as if it didn’t concern them.
She could feel the fury boiling up in her and she turned her anger on her oldest nephew, eighteen-year-old Tod Edwards. “I suppose all this obscenity belongs to you.”
“Nah,” Tod said. “I don’t have to read that stuff. I got the real thing. That’s Randy’s.”
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.