Now that I have a few minutes to myself, I thought I'd highlight some of the fun I've had since September. Read previous entries to see how we got here, with me downsizing and moving my parents to Kansas.
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Friday, December 18, 2020
8 Weeks in Hell; Wait, Make It 9...Someone Just Kill Me!
Friday, December 11, 2020
The Tale of the Tardy Tawdry Tart, Part 1
He looked in the oven for the third time in the past ten minutes, this final check confirming what he already knew; the food contained within was well and truly past its prime. The dish wasn't something he necessarily cared for, nor were the prep techniques within his traditional skill set. But she'd mentioned it was her absolute favorite food and he intended to surprise her; she was worth the effort. Except, just like almost every other time they planned something together, she was late. Not by a few minutes; it was now half past when she promised to arrive. Ordinarily, he rolled with it, because of how lucky he felt to have her as his partner. She was the total package of intellect, wit, and beauty; and she was a dirty girl. They'd only been a couple, or D and s, for two months, so there were still some uncharted waters to navigate together. He wouldn't admit to it, but he'd already fallen for her, hard.
However, action was clearly required to break her pattern of tardiness. Besides, she was his possession, and possessions do not show their owners such disrespect. As he sat, stewing over the problem, pondering how he'd address the situation, the doorbell rang.
All of the negativity evaporated when he opened the door. Her smile never failed to brighten his day and melt his heart, just a little. She was wearing a short, flowery yellow summer dress that straddled the line between cute and revealing. Her auburn locks cascaded over her shoulders. She looked amazing. Because she was a good girl, save her ability to use a clock, panties would have been left at home. After he closed the door, he scooped her up, wrapping her in his strong embrace. She loved how safe she felt in his arms and he loved having her there.
Saturday, November 28, 2020
High Praise
Someone from my past reached out to me recently and gave me the most genuine, if head swelling, compliment. I've previously written about her in the epic, thrilling posts The Reference Fuck, and Cum On My Tits, A Love Story. We were talking the other night and were both feeling a bit frisky, so there was a bit of play. I directed her to touch herself in the ways I knew she liked and said horrible things to her. The compliment came in the chat after.
She told me that I had taught her more about her body and what brings her the most pleasure than she ever could have been able to on her own.
It was certainly nice to hear, considering I can feel my skills atrophy more by the day, here in Kansas in a pandemic. Here's hoping you're lucky enough to be learning more about your partner's body, this weekend.
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
For The Love of Dog
Those who've read my earlier posts know I'm a huge dog lover. I had dogs growing up, all the way until my marriage ended. While I haven't had a dog of my own for the past decade, I got my dog fix volunteering at the Richmond SPCA. If you've read my most recent posts, you know that I've taken in my parents' dog. Sadie is a catahoula mix and white as the driven snow, with these amazing blue eyes. And she's quite literally saved me.
And I get that I sound as though I've discovered something that was obvious to everyone else and should have been obvious to me. That some readers are making goofy faces and saying 'Duh!'. Obviously, I'm going to explain, or this would be a pointless entry.
Again, if you've read some of my more recent posts, you know I've had some incredibly challenging times with my parents, recently. Being an only child, single, and in a strange land, I've been forced to shoulder the burden alone. While my Iceman mask remains unmelted and I really am quite adept at dealing with things and moving on, I'd be some sort of sociopath (okay, a worse one) to not feel a bit untethered, battered, and alone.
Even before my parents imploded, the solitude imposed by the pandemic had induced mild circling that ultimately leads to the death spiral of mental health.
Every day, Sadie reminds me what unconditional love feels like and I've smiled more since becoming her daddy than in the previous three years combined. I've never had a dog who wants nothing more than to be close to me. To make that easier for her, I bought her a second bed that I put in my office. Her favorite thing in the world is when I get on the floor with her, so she can snuggle and receive copious amounts of pets. She's the most affectionate dog I've ever had. Every time I lean down to pet her, she responds as though I'd been gone for a week, even if it's only been 10 minutes. As you can see in the picture below, she also considers my doing pushups in my gym downstairs as the perfect opportunity to snuggle.
At the moment, Sadie is snoring away in her crate, a few feet from my kitchen table, where I'm typing this. And I wouldn't give her up for the world.
Saturday, November 14, 2020
Submission
I'm blatantly stealing this from another blogger, who discovered it elsewhere, but it was too on point not to share.
Saturday, August 29, 2020
Seven Figure Scam
Thankfully, almost no one who reads this knows my true identity, which I guess is sort of the purpose here. That anonymity allows me to share shit that's quite embarrassing.
Ultimately, this one will include a life lesson, followed by a complete rant. I'm breaking it into two entries to make it less of a hump to read. Buckle in for a bumpy ride.
My father in a nutshell - really fucking smart, emotionally stunted, and a drunk. He was a well educated professional and rose from essentially being a clerk up to the C suite. He and my mother have been in Florida for about a decade, living in their exclusive gated community. My relationship with him hasn't always been great, due to the second and third trait I listed above. The last few times I visited, something about him seemed off, as though his mind was losing its sharpness. But I figured it was because he was drunk most of the time...was it alcohol or the onset of dementia?
About a year ago, I received an email from him indicating he and my mother needed to come live with me, because they were out of money. It seems he had lost most of his retirement savings in a investment scam around real estate in Turkey. I got on a plane and found he had just enough to stay in their home. I also made a point of finding out exactly how he had been scammed and was flabbergasted. Every bit of 'official' communication came from the common email domains starting in Y and G. This included the heads of state banks in Turkey and UAE. Once they hit him once, they kept hitting him with stories about how his money had been found and all he had to do was send even more money to get it back. And he blindly sent them over $750k. These fuckers screamed amateur hour. In one instance, my father asked about an email he supposedly received from the Murat Çetinkaya, the governor for Turkey's central bank. Aside from it coming from one of the email domains I mentioned, a quick search found that dude had been sacked by Erdogan two months prior. I couldn't fathom how my father couldn't recognize this shit for what it was, prima facie.
Anyway, I left from our visit and hit him hard with the message of don't give any more money to these people, which he agreed. Since then, I'd been asking him regularly if he'd been in communication with the scammers and he promised that he wasn't. My mother was convinced otherwise and told me so. But her mental acuity isn't exactly stellar, along with her physical health. Plus, this was at the beginning of COVID, so I wasn't about to jump on a plane. Until I got another email about a month ago. You guessed it, his alcohol induced early dementia self sent what money he had left to the scammers and he was about to be homeless...again. He wound up giving seven figures to scammers!!!
While the scammers had gotten slightly more sophisticated, they were still amateur hour. There was an investigator from Interpol on the case, Dustin Scott. However, our boy Dustin was also communicating via the same G email platform and writing using the exact same syntax / vocabulary as the other goat fuckers. Oh, and he was also receiving communication from Nuno Matos, the CEO of HSBC UK, you guessed it, same syntax and vocabulary. Numbnuts sent a statement showing the balance in my father's account. Except any moron could look at the document and immediately tell it was bullshit. No bank, outside of perhaps some third world country, puts the CEO's picture on statements. Even more so, they don't spell his name wrong on said statement.
So, I jumped on a plane and did what I needed to do. This may sound callous, but fuck my father. His dementia is the result of his unwillingness to quit drinking. I rode him pretty hard, asking him repeatedly in what universe did he think he was going to get his money back by sending them more money. Going through the communication, the goat fuckers were even trolling him. One piece of comms from HSBC came from Lisa Simpson. Oh, they also threw a woman into the mix, who he sent $30k for a diamond ring because he said he loved her. Now, this is a sensitive topic for me, because a few years ago, my father drunkenly admitted to having a ten year affair with a family friend. So, my father is essentially a scumbag, on top of a drunken moron. You may sense some displeasure with this situation on my part. Well, there's a fuck ton of it.
I'll conclude Part 1 with the life lesson, which is if you suspect one of your family members of dementia, take action. I should have taken over the finances after the first three quarter of a mill, but a) I figured the fuck tard had learned his lesson and b) he would have fought me tooth and nail.
It's a lovely fucking life, isn't it?


