lowblow emma
Star
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2013
- Location
- London
I’m on my knees in the college corridor doubled over, rocking slowly, moaning and praying that I wouldn’t vomit. I’d been heading to my office when a hand crashed into my crotch, lifting me onto my toes. It arrived fast and low from behind, pushed between my lips, lingered around my clit and withdrew slowly by way of the cleft of my ass. My knees went weak, my body shook and I dropped to the floor with vomit burning the back of my throat.
For a professor of creative writing, my few remarks are banal in the extreme.
‘Oh my fuck.’ ‘Bastard.’ ‘I’ll castrate him for this.’ ‘Humiliation beyond belief.’ There was, as you may guess, no doubt in my mind about who had taken this liberty with my genitalia.
I probably say other things, but I can’t remember what they were and, whatever they may have been, they were almost certainly equally embarrassing.
The problem, you see, is that there is no recognised genre on which I can draw here. There’s a body of quality literature dealing with love, hate, sex, bereavement, almost anything, but not to convey what’s just happened to me.
There’s a lot of speculation around me about that was. No one actually saw it, so that allows everyone to have an opinion.
The girls naturally have a lot to say.
‘Nobody knows.’ ‘She was just found like this.’ ‘Is she feeling sick?’ ‘Could she be pregnant?’ ‘Somebody said she was hit in the cunt.’
That gets the guys interested.
‘It doesn’t hurt girls to get hit there’ was their general opinion. Which leads to a heated discussion with the girls, most of whom think the guys don’t know the fuck what they’re talking about. They’re right; they don’t.
No one bothers to ask me how I am. Thanks.
Eventually, they drift away and I feel a strong arm around my shoulder. It helps me to my feet and supports me along to the medical room. There the nurse, for she it is who has come to my aid, lays me on the floor and instructs me in deep breathing while she lifts my legs and presses my knees against my chest. The pain begins to ease and the nausea subsides. She helps me onto the examination couch and deftly removes my slacks and underwear. The latter catch her attention.
‘Very fancy, Paula. Not what I’d expect a professor to be wearing, not at all. Where did you get them?’
This doesn’t seem a relevant medical question, but right now isn’t the moment to discuss the precise scope of her duties under the terms of her contract of employment.
‘Internet’ I gasp, doubling up as another spasm of pain hits me. ‘Figleaves.com.’
Her clinical examination is professionally conducted, thorough and painless. She is reassuring.
‘No harm done there. You’ll still be able to have children, if you want them. And your sexual function will be back to normal fairly quickly, although you may find intercourse a little sore over the next day or two. Use lots of lube.’
Very practical, if unrealistic because I’ve not had sex for over a year. She is thoughtful for a moment and I expect her to ask about my one and only tattoo. Instead, her next comment is more concerning.
‘You know that you’re aroused, don’t you?’
Well, no, as it happens, I hadn’t noticed. She briefly inserts a plump finger into my vagina and raises it for me to inspect. It glistens with my juices and I catch the pungent odour of my own cunt.
‘I wonder if you were aroused at the time and that is why the pain was so bad. A lucky blow on the clitoris when engorged can be excruciating. Yes, that’s probably it. Or have you become aroused since? Why might that be? It’s certainly not because you’re attracted to me.’
That last is true. She was chosen because of her mature age, homely comforting manner, practical common sense and – a vitally important factor in a college – so that neither sex would be attracted to her. Some attractive youngest in a tight fitting uniform is not what is required.
‘You need a rest,’ she tells me. ‘Stay here for a while and tell me what happened.’
And so with no more classes that day I lie back and, covered by a blanket and fortified by a cup of coffee, tell her my story.
For a professor of creative writing, my few remarks are banal in the extreme.
‘Oh my fuck.’ ‘Bastard.’ ‘I’ll castrate him for this.’ ‘Humiliation beyond belief.’ There was, as you may guess, no doubt in my mind about who had taken this liberty with my genitalia.
I probably say other things, but I can’t remember what they were and, whatever they may have been, they were almost certainly equally embarrassing.
The problem, you see, is that there is no recognised genre on which I can draw here. There’s a body of quality literature dealing with love, hate, sex, bereavement, almost anything, but not to convey what’s just happened to me.
There’s a lot of speculation around me about that was. No one actually saw it, so that allows everyone to have an opinion.
The girls naturally have a lot to say.
‘Nobody knows.’ ‘She was just found like this.’ ‘Is she feeling sick?’ ‘Could she be pregnant?’ ‘Somebody said she was hit in the cunt.’
That gets the guys interested.
‘It doesn’t hurt girls to get hit there’ was their general opinion. Which leads to a heated discussion with the girls, most of whom think the guys don’t know the fuck what they’re talking about. They’re right; they don’t.
No one bothers to ask me how I am. Thanks.
Eventually, they drift away and I feel a strong arm around my shoulder. It helps me to my feet and supports me along to the medical room. There the nurse, for she it is who has come to my aid, lays me on the floor and instructs me in deep breathing while she lifts my legs and presses my knees against my chest. The pain begins to ease and the nausea subsides. She helps me onto the examination couch and deftly removes my slacks and underwear. The latter catch her attention.
‘Very fancy, Paula. Not what I’d expect a professor to be wearing, not at all. Where did you get them?’
This doesn’t seem a relevant medical question, but right now isn’t the moment to discuss the precise scope of her duties under the terms of her contract of employment.
‘Internet’ I gasp, doubling up as another spasm of pain hits me. ‘Figleaves.com.’
Her clinical examination is professionally conducted, thorough and painless. She is reassuring.
‘No harm done there. You’ll still be able to have children, if you want them. And your sexual function will be back to normal fairly quickly, although you may find intercourse a little sore over the next day or two. Use lots of lube.’
Very practical, if unrealistic because I’ve not had sex for over a year. She is thoughtful for a moment and I expect her to ask about my one and only tattoo. Instead, her next comment is more concerning.
‘You know that you’re aroused, don’t you?’
Well, no, as it happens, I hadn’t noticed. She briefly inserts a plump finger into my vagina and raises it for me to inspect. It glistens with my juices and I catch the pungent odour of my own cunt.
‘I wonder if you were aroused at the time and that is why the pain was so bad. A lucky blow on the clitoris when engorged can be excruciating. Yes, that’s probably it. Or have you become aroused since? Why might that be? It’s certainly not because you’re attracted to me.’
That last is true. She was chosen because of her mature age, homely comforting manner, practical common sense and – a vitally important factor in a college – so that neither sex would be attracted to her. Some attractive youngest in a tight fitting uniform is not what is required.
‘You need a rest,’ she tells me. ‘Stay here for a while and tell me what happened.’
And so with no more classes that day I lie back and, covered by a blanket and fortified by a cup of coffee, tell her my story.