- Joined
- Feb 17, 2012
I knew this trip wasn't a good idea.
Now, don't get me wrong; it had the right intentions when I journeyed out here into the wild - to map out the area and the creatures that inhabit it. I was lucky enough to avoid approachability from bears, and foxes, which definitely would've sent me packing - or worse. I didn't want to think about it. If I did, I would surely have given into the fear and paranoia.
Why didn't I turn back after the first encounter?
It was rather early when I unpacked, spending the night reading some dirty magazines to ejaculate to relieve the tension, and sate my libido. It worked mostly, but regretfully, I didn't have time to make sure I wouldn't wake with morning wood. Such a poorness for myself, as I had to leave as soon as I woke up, going to venture more away from the campsite. It was than that I heard; they sounded like some kind of animal running amok around me. Many things ran through my head as I unsuccessfully hid from the creature; questions that needed answering, and stories to tell if I escape in one piece. However, I was indeed caught, to find a more pleasing sight: the critter I heard was merely a human. However, this girl didn't seem tribal in appearance . . . what's with her appearance?
Journal Entry #1: Who Am I?
For anyone who finds this journal, don't bother looking for details on me and the girl . . . I tore them out before leaving this behind. However, in this first entry, let me fill you in on information about me. I'm a 20-year-old futanari - yes, futanari, named Amanda Williams. The reason this is found here is because I have a Master's in Environmental Studies, so I choose these woods to do a report on the ecosystem here. Who knew I'd wound up in- what I'm in right now.
[OOC: I'm going to put things aside as a journal entry for anything that's not very important to the story. Like details.]
Now, don't get me wrong; it had the right intentions when I journeyed out here into the wild - to map out the area and the creatures that inhabit it. I was lucky enough to avoid approachability from bears, and foxes, which definitely would've sent me packing - or worse. I didn't want to think about it. If I did, I would surely have given into the fear and paranoia.
Why didn't I turn back after the first encounter?
It was rather early when I unpacked, spending the night reading some dirty magazines to ejaculate to relieve the tension, and sate my libido. It worked mostly, but regretfully, I didn't have time to make sure I wouldn't wake with morning wood. Such a poorness for myself, as I had to leave as soon as I woke up, going to venture more away from the campsite. It was than that I heard; they sounded like some kind of animal running amok around me. Many things ran through my head as I unsuccessfully hid from the creature; questions that needed answering, and stories to tell if I escape in one piece. However, I was indeed caught, to find a more pleasing sight: the critter I heard was merely a human. However, this girl didn't seem tribal in appearance . . . what's with her appearance?
Journal Entry #1: Who Am I?
For anyone who finds this journal, don't bother looking for details on me and the girl . . . I tore them out before leaving this behind. However, in this first entry, let me fill you in on information about me. I'm a 20-year-old futanari - yes, futanari, named Amanda Williams. The reason this is found here is because I have a Master's in Environmental Studies, so I choose these woods to do a report on the ecosystem here. Who knew I'd wound up in- what I'm in right now.
[OOC: I'm going to put things aside as a journal entry for anything that's not very important to the story. Like details.]