Humiliation Stories

This is an awful story. Writing it was cathartic, and shockingly some people have alleged to enjoy it, but it's not happy. A teenage girl recounts her mother's abuse at the hand's of a lecherous stepfather and his three evil sons, culminating one awful night during a twenty-something aunt's visit.

Anna, her husband and daughter are on their way into town to sell some clothes she has designed for the Saturday and Sunday Marked in Portland. Something goes wrong. They are abducted by a Ted Kaczynski character. She is coerced into humiliating acts to protect her daughter.

A story, completely fictional, completely true, and everything in between of a woman going out to get raped. On how to do it, on how to find her prey. And how to be taken.

The doctor's embrace grew less fatherly and more intimate. His hand rested on her firm eighteen-year-old teen ass. His eyes searched hers for a sign of resistance. "Lizzie," he said, his voice gruff but gentle. "You're a beautiful young girl. You need to use that to your advantage. Do you understand what I'm saying?" Lizzie did, he wanted to fuck her virgin body. She needed to let the doctor fuck her to save her mother. She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and nodded. She was trapped.

A teenage girl who feels like she needs to practice risky behavior puts herself in a terrifying situation that makes her question everything, including whether or not she deserved what happened to her while exposing herself in public. What she finds changes her life forever. WARNING: Brutal Rape Scene. The story is not about rape, but something else. From the best-selling author of Potential and Attic Voyeur: The Incest Next Door.

A proud and prudish Catholic mom from the suburbs of Pennsylvania, Shawna Lynn McDonnell volunteers to act as a chaperone on the first field trip at her son's new school. But what Shawna doesn't realize is that, on this field trip, she will be the one getting an education; an education in what it means to have power and who, in the new and hellish landscape in which she finds herself, actually has it and whose is just an illusion.