“If you’re not ready to face the truths hiding in your own bedroom… stop reading now. Because this confession might wake the parts of you you’ve been politely pretending don’t exist.”
-MYSTICFLOWER
A private confession from a woman who’s unlocked too many marriages, too many minds, and too many unspoken desires.
Some nights I don’t know if I’m writing a story—
or documenting the souls I’ve quietly unbuttoned.
Tonight was one of those nights.
Because Mr. & Mrs. K reminded me of something everyone whispers about
but no one ever admits out loud:
They say you only truly know your partner once you’re married.
Cute.
Poetic.
And—like most romantic doctrines—half true, half fantasy.
Some couples thrive in honesty.
Some rot in silence.
And some…
just need one unapologetic erotic guide to crack their world open.
They looked like students caught cheating—
two glasses on the table, two nervous hearts,
and me…
a woman who has seen these tremors a thousand times and still finds them beautiful.
Mrs. K tried to hide her nerves.
But desire has a smell, a pulse, a tremble—
and hers was loud enough to taste.
So I did what any seasoned seductress knows:
I let her shake… and then I taught her how to want.
When I whispered my plan?
Fear dissolved.
Excitement bloomed.
A wife awakening inside her own body.
I tied her—slowly, softly—
as we waited for Mr. K to return.
And when he walked in?
God.
The look on his face.
Shock, awe, disbelief—
as if he was meeting his wife for the very first time.
Bound.
Breathless.
Brimming with a hunger she never allowed herself to taste.
Her eyes telling him,
“Come here. Join us.”
Words disappeared.
Shame evaporated.
Instinct took over.
Her voice rose like a hymn that had forgotten it was supposed to be holy—
each cry louder, each curse deeper,
echoing through the hallway like a confession craving forgiveness.
And when she broke—
when the lake inside her finally burst beneath my tongue—
the room drowned in a sound no modest vocabulary can capture.
You should’ve seen Mr. K
when I pulled him between her trembling thighs.
He wasn’t greeted by holy water—
he was baptized in something far more honest.
Three strokes.
One gasp.
And she collapsed into her own body’s truth.
Yes—she passed out.
It was that primal.
That raw.
That liberating.
Not every page deserves to be given away.
Some memories live only between skin and silence.
And maybe that’s the point—
mystery keeps the truth alive.
As I finish my wine
and burn the last stick of my cigarette,
one realization lingers like smoke on my tongue:
You’re blessed if your partner is not just a spouse… but a co–conspirator in your desires, fears, honesty, and hunger.
Someone you don’t have to force open.
Someone who opens willingly.
If this confession made your pulse misbehave…
imagine what the stories I refuse to write would do to you……