Ravishing Magic Wand Nite

A group of girls met on Facebook and decided to roleplay. Each took turns adding to the story, then decided it was just too much fun to leave in the computer. So, after Tasha met with each separately and in person to ensure all were safe and who they said they are—in a safe and public place—they set a new game into motion, one in which they left the computer behind but used their cell phones.

The cast of six includes;

Mistress Tasha, a thirty something redheaded woman with on-line domination on her mind.

Jane, a blonde beauty discovering the pleasures of lesbian affairs, online chats, and light submissiveness….and more….a star pupil under training by Tasha.

Sky, a dark haired beauty totally in love with Mistress in life, and willing to act out her lover’s wildest dreams on the stage of the real world.

Amanda, an occasional on and off line servant of Mistress.

Lisa, aide, employee and constant submissive company to Mistress at work, home and play.

The Hitachi Magic Wand Vibrator, the sex toy and personal vibrator most often recommended by sexual therapists to help women having difficulty achieving satisfying climaxes, regardless of their ages. Often used for post-menopausal women in therapy, the Hitachi Magic Wand is favored for its power. It’s a hit with girls of all ages.

Jane, Sky, Mistress and Amanda contributed notes of the evening for Jane, a professional author, to compile and present in short story format as Ravishing Magic Wand Nite. Jane and Sky had never met and, because Tasha had controlled their contact, really didn’t know what each other actually looked like. Until the Ravishing Magic Wand Nite.

Vibrators or sex toys, offensive to some, are increasingly used in sexual wellness programs to aid women in achieving orgasm and satisfy sexual climax. Dr. Phil, of Oprah fame, says what most sexual researchers report: High numbers of women have orgasm and sexual satisfaction issues. From 33 percent to 59 percent report infrequent or unsatisfying orgasm or climax. Yet 90 percent of the problems, according to Dr. Phil and most researchers, are psychological, based on moral training, social and cultural inhibiting thoughts, past experiences including the extremes of abuse and the milder issue of disappointments at the hands of unskilled lovers, and the like.

Masturbation and the use of masturbators, sex toys, and massagers and sex machines are increasingly seen as valid tools in the quest for satisfaction. No one suggests they replace human interaction of the sensual kind, but are viewed as an aid to improving relations among partners, whether they be spouses, hetero couples, girlfriends. The devices aid, likewise, in pursuit of the G-spot, which many authorities claim is mythical. Just as many authorities, and users in anecdotal reports, attest the G spot is real and wonderful to appreciate.

Our story is meant to entertain all readers. It is not sex therapy. You could well call it fantasy therapy, though, for those whose imaginations need a boost. We hope it will, as well, encourage women and couples experiencing problems with orgasm achievement, climax and sexual satisfaction to take heart, see their doctors, and learn that sensual and sexual satisfaction is natural, and is their due.

Vibrators and other toys can be healthy and helpful to personal joy, and add to improved relations with lovers. Also highly recommended for sexual therapy are fantasies, and that’s where we come in, to provide a few fantasy tales to brighten the day.

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