by Mark Once
Way to go! The story was one with great character development, and their thoughts portrayed effectively. I particularly liked the ending, and I look forward to reading more of your submissions.
Another excellent well detailed story that makes the readers feel as if there in the room viewing this humiliation first hand.
That makes two excellent stories from Mark Once. Now it's time write a sequel to "A Waiting Room With a View".
Another great story with a strong woman in an embarrassing situation. Keep up the good work. I look forward to any other stories you have coming.
Great story, it walks the line between humiliation, submission, embarassment, and exhibition very well.
I really loved this story. I liked the fact that it portrayed a powerful women in a humiliating situation but did not resort to her suddenly becoming 'aroused' by the situation. It felt very real.
This was a beautifully written bit of literature. I say literature because this is not the usual drivel that is found here. This piece if full of detail and not only sets a scene that one can see, but also contains people that one can relate to. I salute the author and look forward to more of his work....
yes, it makes many uncomfortable. the balance struck and the reality if the emotions resound with thoughtfullness, and eroticism
This story is probably one of the best I've read, partially because for the whole time I was so proud of Susan and how she handled the situation. There was also the fact that it was very well written, and had a good theme.
I liked the story. I was well written and could really have happened. I liked she didn't orgasm. She kept her dignity
Nicely paced and quite plausible. My wife is scared stiff of flying to strange places in case such a thing, even legally in a civilised country happens to her! Would love to know how her husband reacted if she told him the full story later!
A very sad story, but told with compassion and empathy, something rather rare in this world;
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Yes, she easily could have been assaulted, but the captain saved her. This kinda happened to Someone I know. She was examined by everyone at this border checkpoint. It was a very unpleasant situation for her.
It was well written and very realistic, situations like this are most common in poverty-stricken and extremely corrupt despotic countries. But it is really the arrogance of a lot western tourists that they could breeze into whatever country they want to visit never thinking that it may be dangerous.
Kudos to the author.
Homeward Bound
The dangers of travelling in the Third World are explored in OUT OF AFRICA. At one time Checkpoint Charlie i Berlin marked the boundary between freedom and non-freedom. The sad fact is that scenes like those described occur routinely in the US as it becomes more dictatorial and despotic.