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Today, what with the continuing rise of the divorce rate, many people seem more surprised when a marriage holds together than when it breaks up. Yet despite many dire predictions about the gradual death of matrimony, the trend seems to be toward changing the internal structure and workings of that institution, rather than abandoning it.
We see an increasing number of books on the market which dispense advice on how to make a marriage more “open”. Increasing numbers of married couples are trying everything from sensitivity sessions to mate-trading in an attempt to make their marriages more flexible and meaningful.
Rhonda and Bill McGrath are a couple who have been married for eight years. Outwardly, they lead the respectable lives of a happily married couple, yet behind the scenes, their marriage is undergoing a crisis — they find themselves growing further apart and becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their sex life. It is only after participating it an unconventional office party that the two of them find themselves truly communicating, realizing that sex should be a mutual giving and receiving.
SWAPPING SECRETARY — the story of one troubled marriage and its resolution.
Rhonda McGrath brushed her long red hair into a shining auburn wave and sighed deeply. She managed to smile at her reflection in the bathroom mirror even though she didn’t feel like it. She looked like the perfect picture of a loving wife, dressed in a transparent blue nightgown, getting ready for bed with her handsome husband Bill. She didn’t feel loving, though. She didn’t even feel excited, knowing that Bill was waiting for her in their wide double-bed. She just felt bored… bored with her husband and bored with her nice, safe, suburban life.
She knew that she looked good. Her titties still thrust out, high and white and firmer than any other thirty-year-old housewife in the neighborhood. Her waist was trim and her asscheeks bounced provocatively when she walked. She still got whistles from truck drivers when she walked to the market to do the shopping. She was a beautiful woman and she knew it, but that didn’t help any. She was still bored with her role as a housewife and bored with her husband, Bill.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number EL-2007 in the original publications (a duplicate).