All Comments on 'Julia Shows Off'

Posted on or about 2/12/2015. Why are you posting it again?

please

Anon 02/05/20....."This story is a revision of a story of the same title I published on Literotica many years ago". Just in case you forgot.

Awesome hot storyline and well told. Sequel should be Jules’ POV.

Very erotic, thank you for posting!!

Bill and Julia need to swap with bill and connie

But if cross the line to adultery one star.

Anyone with insecurity or inferiority issues should never enter into swinging. Their insecurities will be a wet blanket over what could be a lot of fun. Those issues will wear on the partner and eventually cause friction. There has to be full communication and a ton of trust for this lifestyle to work. I really liked this story.

The awareness of the real risks of possible consequences and outcomes is exceedingly not a matter of "insecurity or inferiority issues". It constitutes realistic, mature, responsible and intelligent consideration before making life-altering or marital destroying decisions. It is the exercise of mind and logic rather than emotion and infantile selfishness, or as others have put it: "thinking with one's dick instead of one's mind".

Of course, a necessary prerequisite is having a mind - something clearly you have never possessed.

Sorry, 2 stars. She runs roughshod ALL OVER his feelings, doesn't give two shits what he wants or needs. She even admits it in the story, but doesn't bother to fix it.

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Notice how it's ALL about what she wants. She didn't even ONCE mention wanting to do something FOR HIM. Useless ballast. He should divorce her and get himself a real woman who'll love him enough to give him kids instead of dragging him to be her portable dildo for her self-validation.

@the jerk in comments: 90% of "open marriages" and swingers break up. Sound like those who have "insecurity" are the ones with brains, not the society rejects who failed a marshmallow test as toddlers and whose brain can't see beyond the next "this makes me feel good" corner or understand impact of things beyond "I wanna".