Portrait of a Lesbian

Genre: Adult
Director(s): Viv Thomas
 
IMDB:
7.0
Year:
2009
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Two hundred and forty days.

That's how long my publisher had

been waiting for my next novel.

I'd been given an unexpected celebrity status

early last year when my novel...

..."A Carnal Mind" won a myriad of

meaningless literary awards.

But wasn't in the mindset to enjoy it.

I'd struggled with the book, and its provocative

content had subverted my mind.

I found myself thinking more perversely now,

my new novel was about a woman who

had always been unresponsive to sex.

She had never fantasised,

she had never enjoyed it,

and all experiences of sexual relations

had left her feeling empty,

as a result she'd become sexually

and emotionally numb.

But strangely I was feeling more and more

like I was writing about myself.

I didn't want to be around Annabel

to finish this thing.

We'd got married the previous

summer in Amsterdam...

...and although we had an intensely

sexual relationship...

...I didn't want her to be with me...

...as I delved into the deviant

recesses of my mind.

Santa Lucia was a 300 km drive from the city.

My ex-girlfriend owned a cabin there...

...and I knew I'd have peace and quiet

to finish my work.

Kyla was lying on the bed, talking

to her friend Rachel on the phone...

...she was confiding in the woman,

perhaps more than she should've been.

- It's a much bigger problem

than I thought...

- ...I don't know what to do about it.

- Whenever a guy gets

sexually intimate I just freeze.

- I don't know how to relax.

- You can't be serious!

- Do you think I'm frigid?

- You're not sixteen anymore!

You need to put out...

- No, it's not that simple...

- ... and it's not that I don't want it.

- I do. I play with myself sometimes, I just...

I don't know, I can't let a guy do it to me.

- Ahh, I don't know! And I'm thinking about

sex all the time, I'm so frustrated!

- Listen, why don't I come around

tomorrow and we can talk about all this.

- Okay, cool, I'll see you here.

But make it very early afternoon.

- I have a student at 4 o' clock.

Another brat needs to learn arithmetic.

- We'll be finished by then baby,

don't worry.

- Cool. Bye bye!

the next day...

- Coffee?

- You got anything stronger?

- Stronger?

- That's a good idea.

- So how's the teaching?

- Good, but some of the girls are spoiled.

It's stressing me out.

- Yeah, I went to see a doctor...

...they gave me these pills for stress,

anxiety, they help me relax.

- Here's to stress!

- Cheers!

- Well, here's to your health!

- Are you sure it's okay

to take these with vodka?

- Why not?

- It can't be good for you!

- It's fine. They'll work better. The doctor

said to keep doing things that relax me.

- Ah! So they prescribed vodka?

- Last time I mixed pills and booze

I almost passed out!

- You should be careful!

- Whatever.

- Good stuff, huh?

- Yeah, it loosens you up!

- That's what I was telling you,

a few drinks and you'll want...

- ...any guy to wriggle around

and cum on you!

- Isn't that what you want?

- No, me! I want to come.

- Oh, that's easy.

- Is it?

- You play with yourself yeah?

- I do. But I'd rather someone else do it.

I just want a hard f***!

- I feel like a horny teenager.

As she began telling her story, a warm

blanket of sleep closed in.

Kyla felt it consume her,

so she emraced it.

Rachel's voice was soft and comforting...

...no longer did she feel

the intoxication of pills and booze...

...something new was running

through her veins.

- What?

- Have you even listened to

a word I've told you?

- A single word?

- Which words?

- What did I say?

- You said... that my p*ssy is so...

delicious...like ice cream.

- What the hell are you doing?

- Rise and shine baby.

Time for your orgasm.

- What...are you talking about?

- Your p*ssy was oozing when

I was eating it...

- ...I'm going to give you that f***ing

you've been waiting for.

- Have you gone crazy?

- You've so ready.

- I am?

- I'm not sure this is a good idea.

- Come on, why are you doing this?

- This...

- This is weird...

- This is what you want isn't it?

- You want me to be your lover.

- I...but...no, I...

- Mmm. Your b*obs are warm.

- I love your body! Do you know...

- ...this is my fantasy.

- Stop teasing me.

- Please be gentle.

- You can trust me.

- I trust you, just go slow.

- Don't stop.

- Make me come.

- I can feel it happening. I'm going to come.

- There you go...

- ...that wasn't so hard.

- Do you want me to untie you?

- No, I want you to do it again.

- No, not now. I'm going to leave you here.

- You smell so nice and freshly f***ed.

- I'll untie your arms but you

have to stay on the bed.

- Okay.

- Right.

- You want me.

- No baby. You stay there.

- There's a good girl.

- I'll be back soon.

- You're not really going are you?

- But I want more. Please.

- No, you have to wait.

- Give me more.

- Wait.

- Save that body for me.

- So, goodbye! I have the key.

- I'll keep hold of this!

See you tomorrow.

- I'm still trembling.

- I've never come like that before.

Rachel had awoken a dormant desire,

leaving Kyla aching...

Kyla had been there all night...

...the bed, still soaked in her sex sweat.

Touching herself constantly, all she could think

about was Rachel's return and further pleasures.

- God, I'm so horny.

- I've been waiting so long!

- I can't believe you left me chained here.

- Look at you, you're all wet.

- You've been playing all night?

- Let's unlock this.

- Are you staying for a while?

- I thought you wanted to be f***ed.

- I've been f***ing myself all night.

- I want to taste a p*ssy,

I've never tasted a p*ssy before.

- Help yourself.

- Will you shoe me it?

- You have to make it wet first.

- Are you ready to taste?

- I can't wait anymore.

- Look, my p*ssy is ready.

- So am I.

- So taste it.

- That was the first time I ever tasted a p*ssy.

- Are you enjoying this?

- I feel so confident, so alive.

- Can you eat my p*ssy?

- You're desperate?

- Don't stop

- I'm close.

- You sprayed a little.

- I've never felt anything like that!

- You feel like a woman now?

- So make me feel like one.

- I'll make you come?

- I feel young again.

- You've got me all excited.

- You can taste all my juices now.

- Come and kiss me now.

Kyla and Rachel met

regularly over the next weeks,

their sex becoming more passionate, stronger

and experimental.

Rachel began teaching and dominating Kyla on

each occasion...

...and although her life continued as normal,

Kyla would never be the same person again.

Kyla had been tutoring a young girl

by the name of Lola for several weeks.

Lola had recently turned 18

and had become fond of Kyla.

Kyla even suspected that sometimes

the youngster seemed to be flirting with her.

Kyla enjoyed Lola's visits; she was

very pretty, smart...

...and always smelled so fresh.

Kyla's suspicions were true, Lola

had indeed been trying to flirt with her.

Since catching her mother

with another woman several years ago...

...the youngster was desperate

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Lewis Thomas

Lewis Thomas (November 25, 1913 – December 3, 1993) was an American physician, poet, etymologist, essayist, administrator, educator, policy advisor, and researcher. Thomas was born in Flushing, New York and attended Princeton University and Harvard Medical School. He became Dean of Yale Medical School and New York University School of Medicine, and President of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Institute. His formative years as an independent medical researcher were at Tulane University School of Medicine. He was invited to write regular essays in the New England Journal of Medicine. One collection of those essays, The Lives of a Cell: Notes of a Biology Watcher (1974), won annual National Book Awards in two categories, Arts and Letters and The Sciences (both awards were split). (He also won a Christopher Award for that book.) Two other collections of essays (originally published in NEJM and elsewhere) were The Medusa and the Snail and Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler's Ninth Symphony. In its first paperback edition, The Medusa and the Snail won another National Book Award in Science.His autobiography, The Youngest Science: Notes of a Medicine Watcher, is a record of a century of medicine and the changes which occurred in it. He also published a book on etymology titled Et Cetera, Et Cetera, poems, and numerous scientific papers. Many of his essays discuss relationships among ideas or concepts using etymology as a starting point. Others concern the cultural implications of scientific discoveries and the growing awareness of ecology. In his essay on Mahler's Ninth Symphony, Thomas addresses the anxieties produced by the development of nuclear weapons. Thomas is often quoted, given his notably eclectic interests and superlative prose style. The Lewis Thomas Prize is awarded annually by The Rockefeller University to a scientist for artistic achievement. more…

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