Sex With A Very Large Woman

[RobertLevin]

During my twenties and thirties it was my goal to have sex with every physical type of woman on the planet.

I'd prefer not to hear any stuff about this. I was proceeding from the belief that by sleeping with a representative of every kind of female body, and every category of appearance I would, in effect, come to know all women and that such an accomplishment would be good for my writing.

Okay?

Of course, even to gather only samples from what, you realize when you get into it, is a vast assortment of sizes, shapes and physiognomies, would have meant putting up numbers comparable to Wilt Chamberlain's. And being all of five-foot-six, more skinny than slim—and with a nose you would think must obstruct my vision—I'd obviously set my bar too high. But spurred by the promise of the literary rewards that even limited success would yield, I determinedly pursued my objective, and had it not been for a prostate gland the Harvard School of Medicine will surely make a bid for upon my demise, I'd probably have been at it much longer.

Middle-aged now and long out of the hunt, I'm forced to concede that my writing would have been better served by writing more and researching less. Still, the time spent on my project wasn't entirely wasted. Collateral though it may be, I did reap one unanticipated and very practical benefit. While my collection of memories isn't as comprehensive as I'd have wished (variations on the theme of plainness are more than adequately represented but girls who look like Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Connelly are glaringly missing), the mental snapshots I've kept of the women I WAS able to cop have been more than sufficient in their quantity and variety to save me the price of a subscription to "Jugs."

And, indeed, I have been left with a story or two to tell.

Not least for the adventure it amounted to, a hookup I think of a lot was with a twenty-something woman named Peggie who'd just days before—and for the first time—come to New York from the Midwest on a month-long vacation.

We met in a bar. I was standing alone, casing the action, when I heard, right behind me, the sound of a sharp quick fart—like a wooden match striking. Turning to look I confronted a sight only the word "humongous" could accurately depict—a female at least a foot taller than I was and approximately the width of the Great Wall of China.

She was smiling flirtatiously at me and, though taken aback by her appearance (not to mention her method of getting my attention) and reflexively recoiling, I quickly recovered when I realized the opportunity she was presenting me with. Here was my chance to cross gross obesity from the list of body types I hadn't yet scored.

In a brief conversation—during which it occurred to me that she'd be almost agreeable-looking if she just lost 300 pounds—Peggie told me she was a cashier at a Kalamazoo, Michigan supermarket (a career chosen, she readily admitted, for the substantial food discount it offered); that she had once played a Packard convertible in a high school production of "Grease," and that her parents had tragically expired in a suicide pact just weeks after her birth.

Then she invited me to her hotel room.

(As we were leaving, I saw the bartender, who could not, of course, have understood my agenda, shaking his head in disbelief.

"That's it," he nudged the customer slouched in front of him. "Right there—that dude. That's the definition of drunk.")

At her hotel, to which we necessarily took separate cabs, the first thing Peggie did was crack open, and inhale, the complete contents of a package of Mallomars. Then, from a utility-kitchen refrigerator, she retrieved and devoured (in exactly what order I don't recall) a container of chicken wings, a combo plate of tacos and an economy-size tub of Velveeta.

Finally she put a Barry Manilow tape into her boom box.

Now it's not that I mind Barry Manilow all that much, but the more appropriate musical accompaniment to the night's activities would have been the theme from "Raiders of the Lost Ark." The thing was—and my insistence that we leave on no more than the bathroom light was definitely a contributing factor—I could not for the life of me find Peggie's vulva. I'd heard that this was a common occurrence with very fat women, and especially with very fat women in poor lighting, but it still took a lot longer than I would have expected. What was compounding the problem? Simply put, Peggie's body could have served as a Special Forces training ground for the field of hazards and challenges it presented. I'm speaking of the twisting climbs and sudden valleys, the crags, the craters and the amazing plenitude of gullies, ravines and bogs that I was, and on my hands and knees, obliged to negotiate and traverse in my search. A dismaying project to begin with, my progress was further impeded by an extraordinary number of ambiguous fissures and crevices that, not quickly identifiable, required time-consuming investigation and study. You wouldn't believe how many deceptive nooks and seductive crannies I came across. In fact, at one point, when I thought for sure that I'd located and entered the secret cave, I discovered, to my chagrin, that I'd inserted myself inside of what was only a fold of fiercely perspiring epidermis. What's more, I realized, when I looked up, that I was seriously lost in some apparently outlying district of Peggie's anatomy.

You're thinking that I had only myself to blame, that not to stop and ask for directions is typical of a man. Well, I swear, I was just about to when I heard, in the distance, what sounded like the swift currents of a babbling brook. Groping my way toward the sound it increased in volume until it was a deafening roar and I knew I was directly above its source. Reasonably confident that I'd located Peggie's stomach, I paused to collect myself and survey my surroundings. In the absence of a compass I was looking for some sort of marker with which to establish my coordinates. When I noticed that the horizon ahead of me was blocked by an especially pronounced elevation in the terrain, I reasoned that I was likely facing north. With a cautious optimism I began, then, to crawl slowly backwards. You can imagine the rush I got when before too long my toes were caressed by a soft and lush foliage, and then bathed in the gentle bubbling of a warm spring.

I was at last at the pleasure grove.

Feeling like a world-beater, I was glowing with a sense of accomplishment and I have to confess that I indulged myself in a moment of pride. Relying on my instincts and wit, persevering in the face of exceptional difficulties, I had achieved an elusive goal other men would certainly have given up on. The moment was short-lived however. After effecting penetration my mettle was tested some more. Twice I was jettisoned (and put in jeopardy of becoming a ceiling fixture) by the astonishing power of Peggie's pelvic motion. It was really disappointing. Each time I was forced to go back to square one and I had to reach deep inside myself for a stick-to-itiveness that I wasn't at all sure I possessed. But I hung tough and on my third expedition, with my eyes now accustomed to the dark, I was recognizing landmarks and proceeding with dispatch. At the treasure chest within minutes, I managed, this time, to more or less stay put and, let me tell you, like clinging to the back of a great whale in a high sea, those final seconds were every bit as exhilarating as the Splash Mountain ride at Disney World.

In the morning, Peggie, cheery and humming to herself (doubtless never before the object of such committed attention), seemed unaware of my odyssey. After eating a cake, and washing it down with a quart of chocolate milk, she asked me if she could take a time-delay Polaroid of the two of us naked in bed. (Should you ever come across this picture, I am in it. That's the top of my head, not a puppy, just behind her left ankle.) Then she announced that she was cutting her trip short and returning home. There was no reason, she said, to remain in New York now, because no big-city experience that she might imagine could possibly surpass her night with me.

Having completed my mission and worried she'd suggest that we get together again, I was enormously relieved by and immediately supportive of her decision.

As I departed though, I did sense from her expression that she was maybe a little ambivalent about changing her plans; that she was thinking of something she might later regret missing. Not wishing to prolong the moment I chose not to ask any questions, so I'll never know just what the thing was. Yes, it could have been the Transit Museum or the Edgar Allan Poe Cottage. But I suspect that more likely on her mind was forgoing the chance to discover a new food group.

[Geoff_N]

Evocatively transported, Robert, even if over-elaborate.
I was disappointed the protagonist didn't find other lovers in the folds...

Geoff

[Ed]

Hi, Robert, and welcome to Doom

I read your story with a mix of fascination and dread - really liked the OTTness of the situation, of him exploring the terrain in search of her pleasure zone.  Have to say you could cut almost the whole of the first half and not lose anything, though.  The writing is very wordy and baggy, which in some ways adds to the comedy (the tone and apparent intelligence of the narrator), but it could be drastically cut to aid the pace of the story.

Thanks for letting us see your work.  I hope you stick around and make a few friends here

[JoyceCarter]

Hello, Robert.  Good to see a new name appear. 

[Robert M. Blevins]

I was asked if the person who wrote the story was me, and if I had simply forgotten to tack on the 'b' at the front of my name...

No.
B-L-E-V-I-N-S 

[JoyceCarter]

I did a double-take at the name, Robert, but I didn't mistake the voice.

[SharonBell]

Welcome Sick Puppy! You've come to the right place with your work and your painstaking research, which has the ring of truth.    Now, gird your loins!

Your tale reminds me of when I was an IV Therapist at a large upstate New York teaching hospital. My husband was a surgical resident and his colleague (Mark) was in the ER, on call. They admitted an ENORMOUS young woman through the ER, but only after Mark had called in an attending to see her and received a tongue-lashing from an attending physician with a hare-lip, cleft palate repair lisp (this is all true, I swear). At last, Dr Lisper demanded to know why Mark had called him in.

Well, it seems this large lady and her husband could only have sex if he used her NAVEL instead of her vagina--much as your MC could not find the vulva, the husband found it more convenient to use her belly button. (Talk about lint!) Anyway, she presented with a very sore, angry red abcess in her belly button and it took Mark a very long time to get the sexual history of this belly button. 

When he used a scalpel to explore the abcess, he couldn't find the end to it! That's when he called in Dr. Lisper. She was admitted to the hospital, taken to the OR to explore the abcess, which, in fact, turned out to be a tumor the size of a car door. She became very ill post-op, having lost such a large section of her body, and did not make it.

So perhaps this young woman was the same young woman you explored in your tale---or her sister, who was of equal leviathan proportions. 

[Ed]

Eew.

Truth really is stranger than fiction sometimes, isn't it? 

My parents know a couple who are verging on morbid obesity.  Dread to think how the topic came up in conversation, but anyhoo, it turns out they had to buy a 'loving stool'.  Basically, it's like a three legged milking stool, with a hole in the middle, apparently

Surely there's some part of your brain that triggers when you can't manage a bonk, because you're too fat, and tells you to put the fork down?  Surely to God? 

I've always wondered about why these hugh women usually seem to attract the skinniest of men, too

[SharonBell]

A loving stool??? Moooooo!! That's sounds awful. Just put me out to pasture, forget the boinking!

[JoyceCarter]

Oh, dear, oh, dear, oh, dear.  A large dollop of reality here - thanks, both, so much!

[Missy]

This thread reminds me of one of my dad's sayings when he saw very large ladies.

"Make your own hole..."  Nice.

And the other one was something about rolling them in flour, but I can't remember it.

Anyway. Good story. An unusual subject. I quite liked the style, it was very tongue in cheek, but I agree with Ed, it could be cut a fair bit.
Thanks for the read.

[Ed]

And the other one was something about rolling them in flour, but I can't remember it.

That'd be the 'look for the damp spot' one   The others include stuff about burning yer bum on the lightbulb amongst other things.

I know it's not PC, but I can't help laughing at some of the jokes. 

"Yo' mama's so fat, she stood on a quarter and boogers flew out Washington's nose."   Case in point....

[Robert M. Blevins]

Or...
"Your mama's so fat, when she sits around the house she

sits AROUND the house." 


This thread leads to dangerous areas...

[Stormm]

Or...
Your mama's so fat that when she stops for the light at the crosswalk, joggers run laps around her hips.

She's so fat, that when she got a run in her stocking, her leg leaked out.

She's so fat, that when she walks, the posterior view looks like two hippos fighting under a blanket.

She's so fat, she's got more chins than a Hong Kong phone directory.

She's so fat, her buns got thier own zipcode.

Yeah, on one leg she has a tattoo of the Chicago Fire and on the other a tatto of the devil.  Every time she crosses her legs it looks like hell.
(that one originally attributed to Buddy Hackett)

Ass for days!   (Richard Pryor)

[doolols]

There was also something about "slapping her thighs, and riding in on the waves." Glad I've had my supper 

[Ed]

Reading Stormm's list, the one about buns reminded me of another - When God was handing out bums, she thought he said buns, and asked for a big sticky one

(Doesn't translate across the pond )

[doolols]

Oh dear  :lol:

[canadian]

Reading Stormm's list, the one about buns reminded me of another - When God was handing out bums, she thought he said buns, and asked for a big sticky one

(Doesn't translate across the pond )

Oh yeah? I got it!

When I first read Robert's story, part of me was doing the 'oh my, how awfully politically incorrect' shit. But the rest of me thoroughly enjoyed the tale, the way it was written, and I found myself laughing out loud at several points. The true test here, for me, is the fact that I haven't forgotten about the story. I've actually gone and read some more of Robert's writing. Google him ...

[Ed]

Yep, it's a shame Robert only posted the once   I like to discuss what it is that people are trying to do with their writing and whether they think mine and other comments are valid, what techniques they're using, etc.  Conversations like that can be very illuminating sometimes

[doolols]

Some people are funny like that - only post once, and disappear. I noticed he was online again late last night for a while, so he has been back.

[Ed]

I hope he didn't take offence   If you're looking in, Robert - feel free to speak your mind and have a chat.  We don't bite

(not so's it leaves a conspicuous mark anyway )