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“Degradation adds to the intensity. Calling her my filthy whore while she’s soaked and desperate. Pinning her down, yanking her hair, slamming into her from behind until she’s screaming. And breeding… the fantasy of pumping load after load into her unprotected pussy, filling her until she’s overflowing, imagining her swelling with my seed. Marking her as mine in the most primal way possible.” My pen faltered for a second. A rush of warmth flooded my core, making me acutely aware of how damp my panties were becoming. I shifted in my seat, recrossing my legs and squeezing my thighs harder, but the pressure only heightened the ache in my clit. Damien’s eyes flicked down briefly—catching the flu

Melia. Do people actually go for therapy when their sexual fantasies get too high? Do therapists really try to cure a woman whose mind is constantly filled with being bent over, spread open, and fucked senseless? I’d read about it online — sessions where they label it as hypersexuality, nymphomania, or “compulsive sexual behavior.” They talk about coping mechanisms, mindfulness, even medication to dull the constant ache between your legs. But how the fuck do you cure something that feels this good?

When he rolled off me he laughed and said, "That was okay, right? Not every girl makes a big deal out of her first time." I hated how wet that memory still made me. I should have felt angry, used, worthless. Instead my pussy kept throbbing, begging for something more. Something real. Something that would break me and put me back together. That was why I started searching online late at night. BDSM. Domination. Submission. The words alone made my nipples hard. I read stories about girls who got tied up, spanked until they cried, then fucked so deep they screamed. Men who knew how to take control. Men who made you feel like their favorite toy and their most precious slut at the same time. I wa

André shrugged as he walked to the driveway to join Darren and Delilah. I know he’s right. There is no escaping the bond. I don’t see how this will work. I’ve been in therapy since Lia announced she was pregnant. It wasn’t so bad back then, but I did find I lost interest in sex. Lia hadn’t been happy that I wouldn’t touch her and insisted I go to therapy, thinking I had developed some complex about sex with a pregnant woman.

Because best believe the best part of my works isn’t just the storylines, it’s the sex, the possessive and obsessive traits of my male leads. Grunting I chew on the inside of my cheek. God! Why do I write men like this? No, better question why do people love that I write men like this? I mean I know how fucked up I already am up there, but then sometimes I marvel at the crazed way my books gets massively devoured and sometimes it’s a freaking turn on. Christ! See? Sick in the head! I might need to see a therapist, well it’s been on my bucket list for years and I still haven’t made the move to get one yet!

He had always been one of the most brilliant people I’d ever met, and now he had become my guide once again. He invited me to professional conferences and seminars — events that helped me grow as both a therapist and a researcher. But what meant the most was how he helped me revive my doctoral thesis. The one I had abandoned after marrying Rowan. The one that used to mean everything to me. Professor Collins made sure I had everything I needed to succeed. He gave me private lessons — sometimes late at night, often online. During the day, he helped refine my arguments and guided my research with patience. He even gave me his favorite books: The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, Atta

"I don't think this can stop me from having sex." "Exactly." I prompted. "And I think having sex will help me relax better. You know, sex helps our body release serotonin. Also, sex with a fated mate is a good way of bonding, and bonding with one's mate facilitates healing. Besides, I am an Alpha female, don't underestimate me." He laughed, his voice loud and rich. I turned to him and pointed at the obvious bulge in his pants. "Besides, you want it too." "Goddess, Solana!"

She spit out her gummy bear on her lap. "Like that crazy talented sex therapist?" I nodded and she gasped. "Holy crap, you lucky son of a bitch. Reid Romano was voted number one sex therapist in the world. He's like also the richest, Oh and don't forget super fucking attractive." she went on and on telling me Reid’s biography. "Susan, he's also the sex therapist that Dan hired" I said and there goes another gummy bear. "Ehhhh, Is he trying to lose his wife?" she said laughing and we continued to get drunk.

Rowena was almost afraid to touch it, but she played with switches, dials, and buttons until his station’s call numbers popped onto the digital display and rock music entered the room. Listening for a moment, letting the throbbing sounds soak into her skin, Rowena began trailing her hands across the other things on the shelf. She was about to turn away and explore more of his home when something stopped her. A book out of line with the others. Her eyes scanned down the spine, reading the words twice before she processed them… ‘Healing Sex: The Right Approach to Healing Sexual Trauma by Dr. Felicia Newman’. Rowena stared at the dark letters on the silver spine. Pulling it gently from the shel

Am I cured? I found myself in my sex therapist's clinic. "Vladimir, I don't think we have an appointment tod-" I didn't let her finish. I went in and slumped into her couch. Dr. Linda Chapin recommended her. She told me it would be better if Yvonne and I worked with different therapists. In which I easily agreed. She looked at me disapprovingly. "I had an erection," I told her. I would personally want a male therapist, but Dr. Linda insisted. She told me this one is one of the best in her field.