Take a pick. Alcohol
or infidelity? A potent combination if taken together, turns out it gives you
great power. There I was, all of twenty-two, fucking the president on both
counts and loving it. Power meant nothing to me. I was fearless in mind and as those
four boyfriends suggested, in bed as well.
There is no slut shame in being you.
Exploring your mind and god gifted, untouched by the gym, full enough to fit your hands and light enough to get on top,
body. Just the mention of it, will have every moral policing prick on the block
run a verbal smear campaign on you, by day. Of course, by night, they are
banging someone’s brain out with a single malt on the table side. Don’t judge
me, look into your dark loins.
They called him Fitz. Prez Fitz. Some tonality to
it. His aides joked he could fit into any pants. I met him at a campaign rally
when my perky breasts brushed over his waving hands. Instant Karma. He turned
to glance over his shoulders and I knew, I had him, bra-hook, clothesline and
sinker! Oh, those boyfriends of mine thought I had a magnetic smile and that I
should use it more often. Turns out, it was a good advice, I got an invite to
the campaign dinner party that night at the club.
“What does the world know you as?” he whispered
into my earlobes. “Fuckwanti.” The look on his face said it all. He was into
me. I liked gob smacking older men. They’d fumble for words and quiver in their
pants. Their wary eyes searching for their ignorant wives and their adventurous
fingers seeking thrill at every curve, corner or tissue. But he was different.
I guess being powerful means, you’ve been done over many times. “And I am Balman
Khan!” He managed to get me laughing
with the next minutes of pleasantries. But deep inside, the chemical reactions
were overflowing, thudding into walls.
Over the course of next few months, we didn’t
speak much, drank like barrels being refilled, fucked like wild animals and
collapsed like a remnant earthquake. Word got out, people around turned the
other way whenever I walked in to his office. His secretary gave me dirty looks
all the time, and then one day I decided to
do the Fuckwanti on him. I dug my nails into his buttocks. He’s not looked me in the eye since then. It
was getting close to a year, when my withdrawal symptoms started to kick in.
The sex was still good, but orgasms per outing had dropped significantly. The
power parties were good, but the men grew increasingly pedestrian. The class
was missing. Besides their bellies were overpowering their dicks.
Acing my masters in communication course, I was
soon walking the hallowed walls of power. The party hired me formally as their
public relations and social media manager. Get laid and get paid to do
Facebook. Ah can life get better? I guess not. The downward spiral had begun. I
was falling in love. Shit. I know, even when I think about it after all these
years, I feel how Savitri of me to do that. So not me. It was evident when I
began missing his text messages on the
weekends and before I realized I made the dreadful leap of a nag, I called him before he did.
He began traveling physically and I began
following virtually. He began drifting mentally and I started to stalk him. The
further he went, the deeper I sank. Gosh. Such a Suckina of me in hindsight.
The final condom happened a few weeks later, where he broke away midway for a
shower. I lay in bed as his phone whizzed on the side table. Flight Aliya. What
the suck. Curiosity picked up the phone and heard the huskiest hellos. A pause
later, the speaker uttered the words making it amply clear, he was fucking a mindless
bitch midair. Uh. The knife slit the
throat and jagged right into the heart. I didn’t even feel that way since I
lost my virginity. Fuckwanti, you got handed over the oldest trick in the book.
Out sight, out of pussy. Dammed. I swallowed my attitude, sucked it up and
destroyed the phone before strutting out of the room.
He chased, wooed, courted, even wore M7 for me. I
was not coming. I mean I would come with other men, but not with him anymore.
Fuck Fitz. One day, I went to the roof top, the most happening bar in town. One
of our earlier fuckhaunts, as I sat there with Margarita, I saw Fitz with the
mid-air bitch. He took the mike and said, I want to fly with you. I don’t know
what got into me, Margarita, love or the midair bitch? Alcohol on a roof top is
a heady combination on a cold winter night. It also makes you pee or puke. My
fellow pee mate was puking though. I was about to offer help, when I spotted
those midair Jimmy Choos. She gasped for breath as I gagged her with toilet
roll. She was flushed. I hate fucked the man next to me like had never done
before. He was almost choking and gasping while I kept whipping up a frenzy. It
was butt slapping, prick grinding titty-twisting hard ride.
I suppose opposites
fuck each other silly till they are no longer opposite and thus start to repel.
Fitz and me were over. Alcohol came in handy. Each drink drank me more and
drowned me head to toe. Ah those were the nights. The sorrow, the pain and the
vein. Carefully slit, just enough to bleed, but not so much to die. The
cigarettes burning into the arms. Black spots. Scars and many abuses later, one day I ejected Fuckwanti. Fuck
it I said and draped into the Sari.
I spent the last twenty-two years of my life
being Sari. I did the whole drill, married an upper middle class well educated
virgin boy, produced two brats, I hated them as babies, but somehow the hormone
got the better of me. Cried in movies, partied on weekends, drank juice, let
the Gym touch me, wore sexy spectacles and deep cut blouses to match the
ambience at work , giggled like a school girl, bitched like a prom queen,
cooked, maided , heck don’t know if that’s a word, but it was a lot of work
keeping that house clean. I juggled , managed, ravaged , savaged, bled, bred
and lied in bed. Getting shoved, brushed, pushed, underpaid, ignored, judged ,
second fiddled , back stabbed, be the fall girl, all rolled into one body in
one life. It would shake the fuck up. The routine had me. It robbed the mojo of
its magic. Did I complain? Hell no, a woman’s got to do, what she has got to
do, isn’t it? But life is a bitch. Wait. Life is a dog. It keeps barking back
with its tail wagging.
I didn’t think I
would ever fall in love again. I know that everyone says that after a
heartbreak, but the difference is that I’m not heartbroken. I’m not cynical, or
pessimistic, or sad. I’m just someone who once felt something bigger than
anything else I’d ever felt and when I lost it, I honestly believed I would
never have that again. But... I was 22 then and life is long. And I’m feeling
things right now that I haven’t in a long, long time.
Some wise pussy had
one said, once a bad pussy cat, always a bad pussy cat. The wetness between my
legs is streaking again. The perspiration was on the bosom again, the lips were
moist again. The tingle in the jungle was buzzing again. Yes, it was good
feeling wet again. The twenty-year Sari phase had just vanished. I filed the
nails of my index and middle fingers again. The inner fuck had reappeared
somehow, magically tingling into my veins. The sudden gust of gush in room full
of hypocritical jerks was hard to control I knew one toss of the hair would
invite two requests for a cuppa leading to zuppa. Somehow, I managed to keep my
breath in check, not heaving too much.
Its slowly, but
surely coming back to me. The smell of infidelity and the touch of alcohol is
overpowering. It sucks you in. And just when I was getting used to the cleavage
staring eyeballs at my workplace, a handwritten note was all it took to get me
back to a pair of Wranglers, white shirt, hair open and bunch of black bangles
on one hand.
It was from
Fitz. He is older now and also the most powerful man in the county. Yes. I am
on my way to the rooftop bar, and there is a dark corner under the open sky. Alcohol
and infidelity are a great combination, they give you those four powerful
words, I got carried away. Don’t judge me. Go look into your dark loins.
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