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This is an F/m story, with additional elements of foot-worship and spanking. If that is not to your liking, don't read it. All of the characters in this story are 18 years old or older.
Help for Bobby (F/m)
by Milagros
Part One
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Monday, September 23, 2002
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Bob was depressed as he left the library of Woodrow College. The weather was fine, his classes were all going well, and the campus, in rural Pennsylvania, was beautiful. Three weeks into his college career, what depressed him was simple: Lack of social life. He just didn't have the knack of making friends, or getting young women to have any interest in him. There were plenty of women on campus of his age, 18, but they sized him up on sight as a short, unathletic, skinny guy. Absent his being a genius or a rock star, neither of which he was, they were polite to him, but entirely uninterested in getting to know him.
"Why so sad, Bobby?"
Bob looked up in surprise. It was his cousin, Kristine, towering over him, on her way into the library. At 5'11", she did stand four inches taller than Bob, and she was a junior at Woodrow, majoring in history. This was only the second time he had seen her on campus. Before arriving at college, he hadn't seen her since 1997, when Bob and his parents had moved from Ohio to California for his dad's new job. Her parents still lived in Cleveland.
"I didn't realize that it showed. I am depressed. If you really want to know why, Kris, I'm finding it hard to meet women. I mean socially. I just don't get any attention from women."
"It can be hard, being so far from home, and going to those ghastly events for first year students, where there are too many people. I think I can help you, Bobby. You know that I live in a house, off campus?"
"Sure. A lot of students take advantage of the cheap rental market out there. I heard that you share a house with five other women."
"Four, actually. We have a vacant bedroom, since Louise didn't come back to Woodrow. My suggestion is that you come to dinner to our house on Thursday. Only two of my housemates are first year students, and I certainly can't promise that either of them will be romantically interested in you, but a small group at dinner is a way to get to know people, and make friends. That's a beginning."
"Thanks, Kris, that's very kind of you. I'll need a ride, though. I don't have a car here."
"I'll give you a ride myself. We're about 12 miles south of campus. Meet me in Parking Lot C at 5pm on Thursday."
"Great. I'll bring a bottle of wine."
"Don't get yourself in trouble, Bobby. You could get a senior in your dorm to buy wine for you, but getting caught with it on campus would be a disaster for you. Just bring a chocolate cake, that's my favorite dessert. The more chocolate, the better."
"Sure, Kris. And thanks again for helping me. See you on Thursday." Bob smiled at his beautiful cousin, and then went back to his dorm.
Thursday, September 26, 2002
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Bobby arrived a few minutes early, with a cake. He had gotten a chocolate cake, with chocolate cream between the layers, and chocolate icing. He hoped that Kristine would like it. Kris arrived on time, and soon she was driving them to her house.
"One of my housemates knows who you are," said Kris. "When I told them we had a guest coming, my cousin, and I told them your name, she said that you're in her English class, the Monday-Wednesday section with Dr. Fox."
"What's her name?" asked Bob, hoping it was one of the attractive women in that class, and, preferably, also shorter than him.
"Cynthia Lee," said Kris, "and you must know who she is, even if you don't recognize her name, because she's the only Asian woman in that class."
"Sure," said Bob, and he smiled. Cynthia was a stunningly beautiful young woman, from Chicago, she had said in class. At about 5'6", she _was_ an inch shorter than him. He had noticed her in class, but hadn't gotten up the courage to speak to her yet. He had stared at her lovely feet, on the days when she wore sandals. About size 6, he guessed, with high arches, cute rounded heels, and exquisite unblemished toes. He was hoping that she would be wearing sandals at dinner.
As they got into what had been farm country, there were fewer houses. Kris pulled into a long driveway, and they reached a house that had obviously beeen expanded several times--Bob could tell by the different styles of construction, none of them new.
They went inside, and Bob saw that cheese, crackers, and wine were already out in the living room, and all four of Kris' housemates were sitting there.
"Hey, everybody," said Kris, "this is my cousin Bobby. He's a first year student, and I want you all to welcome him."
She paused while they all said hello to Bob, and then she introduced them to him.
"You already met Cynthia in English class."
Cynthia waved at him and smiled. She was in a Woodrow T-shirt and blue jeans, and she was barefoot. Bob smiled back warmly.
"Jen is also a first year student, and Barb helped the basketball coach to recruit her," said Kris.
Jennifer, about 5'11" in her bare feet, with blonde hair, spoke to him.
"Hi, I've seen you at orientation, but it was a mob scene, so we never met."
"Glad to meet you," said Bob, although he felt a little intimidated when she got up, came over to him, and crushed his hand in a powerful handshake.
"She's too modest to tell you she was First Team on the Michigan All-State Women's High School Basketball Team last year," said Barbara.
Bob noticed that Barbara was the tallest of them, at 6' in her bare feet, when she got up and shook his hand also. She had red hair, green eyes, and freckles. He realized that he had seen her picture on the sports page of the Woodrow student newspaper when he had visited campus last spring, as a prospective student.
"You're Murphy, the star of the basketball team, I've seen your picture," said Bob, "from the game where you scored 37 points."
"Sweet of you to remember," she said, stroking his cheek, before sitting back down.
Kris completed the introductions, by saying, "And this is Shari, she's a senior, and was able to buy this wine for us with her own ID."
"Please sit down, and have a glass," said Shari, "it's a nice Merlot, grown not too far from where I grew up, in Oregon."
She poured a glass of wine for Bob, and then one for herself, and sat down next to Kris on the couch. She kicked off her loafers, and rubbed her bare feet on the carpet. Kris kicked off her clogs, and now all five women were barefoot. Bob thought that he had died and gone to heaven.
"Thank you all for having me over for dinner," he said. "I'm without a car, and it's really nice to have a trip off campus."
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At 6:30pm, they all went into the dining room. As dinner progressed, Bob found himself relaxing and enjoying the conversation. He and Cynthia had an interest in common--baseball. Growning up in Wilmette, a suburb north of Chicago, she was one of the long-suffering Cubs fans.
For dessert, they went back into the living room and held plates of the cake that Bob had brought on their laps. Eveybody thanked him for the cake. He was glad to see all of their feet again, which had been out of sight under the table during dinner.
Jennifer picked up a conversational thread from dinner.
"So you really never saw each other for five years? I'm a lot closer to my first cousins than that."
"That's right," said Kris. "I guess we saw each other nearly every weekend living half a mile apart in Cleveland. But when my Uncle Mike moved to LA for his new job, they never came back to visit. Not even for Christmas. And they never invited us to come visit them. So I hadn't seen Bobby since he was 13, five years ago."
"And you're even more beautiful now, Kris," said Bob.
"Thank you, flattery is always welcome. Some things about you haven't changed, Bobby. You're still very sweet, still cute, but a bit skinny, and ...," she paused, "... you're still always staring at my feet, whenever I go barefooted."
The women all laughed. Bob would normally have been embarrassed and nervous at such a comment, but three glasses of wine gave him courage.
"Why not," he said, "when you have such lovely feet."
"Whose are the prettiest?" asked Barbara.
All five women held their feet up off the floor for him to get a good look. Cynthia wriggled her toes at him, as did Barbara.
"Oh, no," said Bob, "didn't Paris get into trouble by judging the beauty of three goddesses? The two he didn't pick were furious at him."
"Don't worry, cousin," said Kris, "nobody here will be mad at you. We _do_ want to hear the honest opinion of a man who, well, appreciates women's feet. Just tell us whose you like best."
"Well, first I have to say that you _all_ have very lovely feet, but if I had to choose, I'd pick Cynthia's."
Cynthia smiled, and the other four seemed to take it in good spirit. They all congratulated her. Then Kris spoke to him.
"Just one thing, Bobby. It doesn't seem fair that we're all barefooted, and you have socks and sneakers on."
As Kris got up and came towards him, Bob motioned her away, and began to unlace his sneakers.
"I don't need any help. I can take them off myself."
As he finished taking off his socks, and putting them carefully inside his sneakers, Kris sat back down. Then she spoke again.
"Bobby seemed a little bit nervous at the thought of my taking off his footwear. I'll just bet that there's something else about him that hasn't changed. Oh, yes. I'll just bet that my little cousin is still ...," and she paused for about five seconds, as Bob squirmed in his chair, "... _extremely_ _ticklish_. Are you, Bobby?"
Bob didn't answer, but he put his arms down to protecct his sides, and moved his feet back under his chair.
"Come on, Bobby, give us an answer," said Barbara. "Kris remembers you as an extremely ticklish 13-year-old boy. Are you still, or have you outgrown it?"
None of the women made a move from her seat, but Bob began to tremble in his chair.
"Don't. Please don't. I hate it--Kris knows that. I just can't stand it. _Please_ don't."
Cynthia smiled sweetly at him. "Don't? Nobody has said anything about _doing_ anything to you, Bobby. Why are you trembling? You have no reason to be afraid. Your cousin just asked you a question. It would be polite of you to answer her."
Bob tried to smile. "You're right, I don't want to be rude. I apologize for not answering immediately. Yes, Kris, I am still ticklish, extremely ticklish."
Kris grinned, enjoying the game of cat-and-mouse.
"Where, Bobby?" she asked.
"You already know where--you've tickled me often enough," he said, with a tremor in his voice.
"It was five years ago, so I may have forgotten. And my housemates want to know."
Kris and Jen got up, and circled behind Bob's chair. They just stood there, not touching him. Shari and Barbara got up, and sat on the floor, right in front of Bob's knees. They just sat there, not touching him either. Bob was trembling even more than before, his arms tightly pressed against his sides, and his feet shoved back under the chair, as far as he could move them.
Cynthia remained seated, and took over the questioning.
"Face it, Bobby. You're in a tough situation. If you're _very_ honest, and _very_ polite, and give us _very_ detailed answers, then we may go easy on you. Your cousin asked you a question, and I'll repeat it for you. Where are you ticklish, Bobby? First, tell us where it drives you insane, your very worst spots. Be specific."
Bob licked his lips. "That would be my feet, my underarms, and my collarbone area. I can't bear to be tickled in any of those areas, it does drive me insane."
Cynthia smiled with satisfaction, and said, "Very good, Bobby, that was specific, and you're being cooperative and polite. Second part of the question, where are you very ticklish, but not as bad as your worst spots?"
"That would be my ribs, my belly, behind my knees, and my neck," said Bob, in a very sad voice.
"Good," said Cynthia, "you're still being specific and cooperative. And finally, we want to know where you are somewhat ticklish."
"That would be everywhere else, actually. All of my skin is at least slightly ticklish. Everywhere I haven't mentioned already, from my scalp to my ankles."
"Thank you, Bobby, that was very frank and honest. You have been quite detailed in your answers," said Cynthia, "and you really are very sweet."
Then she addressed the other women, with a hungry gleam in her eyes. "So, should we go easy on him?"
"No way!" said Barbara and Shari, at the same time. Then they laughed at their simultaneous identical reactions.
"Let Kris decide, she's his cousin," said Jen, eyes also gleaming with tickle-lust.
"I'm so glad to hear that Bobby is still extremely ticklish," said Kris. "So very glad to hear it. And there is really only one choice possible--to get him good. To tickle him more than he's _ever_ been tickled before. To get him really, really good. Let's do it!"
[to be continued in this thread]
Help for Bobby (F/m)
by Milagros
Part One
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Monday, September 23, 2002
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Bob was depressed as he left the library of Woodrow College. The weather was fine, his classes were all going well, and the campus, in rural Pennsylvania, was beautiful. Three weeks into his college career, what depressed him was simple: Lack of social life. He just didn't have the knack of making friends, or getting young women to have any interest in him. There were plenty of women on campus of his age, 18, but they sized him up on sight as a short, unathletic, skinny guy. Absent his being a genius or a rock star, neither of which he was, they were polite to him, but entirely uninterested in getting to know him.
"Why so sad, Bobby?"
Bob looked up in surprise. It was his cousin, Kristine, towering over him, on her way into the library. At 5'11", she did stand four inches taller than Bob, and she was a junior at Woodrow, majoring in history. This was only the second time he had seen her on campus. Before arriving at college, he hadn't seen her since 1997, when Bob and his parents had moved from Ohio to California for his dad's new job. Her parents still lived in Cleveland.
"I didn't realize that it showed. I am depressed. If you really want to know why, Kris, I'm finding it hard to meet women. I mean socially. I just don't get any attention from women."
"It can be hard, being so far from home, and going to those ghastly events for first year students, where there are too many people. I think I can help you, Bobby. You know that I live in a house, off campus?"
"Sure. A lot of students take advantage of the cheap rental market out there. I heard that you share a house with five other women."
"Four, actually. We have a vacant bedroom, since Louise didn't come back to Woodrow. My suggestion is that you come to dinner to our house on Thursday. Only two of my housemates are first year students, and I certainly can't promise that either of them will be romantically interested in you, but a small group at dinner is a way to get to know people, and make friends. That's a beginning."
"Thanks, Kris, that's very kind of you. I'll need a ride, though. I don't have a car here."
"I'll give you a ride myself. We're about 12 miles south of campus. Meet me in Parking Lot C at 5pm on Thursday."
"Great. I'll bring a bottle of wine."
"Don't get yourself in trouble, Bobby. You could get a senior in your dorm to buy wine for you, but getting caught with it on campus would be a disaster for you. Just bring a chocolate cake, that's my favorite dessert. The more chocolate, the better."
"Sure, Kris. And thanks again for helping me. See you on Thursday." Bob smiled at his beautiful cousin, and then went back to his dorm.
Thursday, September 26, 2002
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Bobby arrived a few minutes early, with a cake. He had gotten a chocolate cake, with chocolate cream between the layers, and chocolate icing. He hoped that Kristine would like it. Kris arrived on time, and soon she was driving them to her house.
"One of my housemates knows who you are," said Kris. "When I told them we had a guest coming, my cousin, and I told them your name, she said that you're in her English class, the Monday-Wednesday section with Dr. Fox."
"What's her name?" asked Bob, hoping it was one of the attractive women in that class, and, preferably, also shorter than him.
"Cynthia Lee," said Kris, "and you must know who she is, even if you don't recognize her name, because she's the only Asian woman in that class."
"Sure," said Bob, and he smiled. Cynthia was a stunningly beautiful young woman, from Chicago, she had said in class. At about 5'6", she _was_ an inch shorter than him. He had noticed her in class, but hadn't gotten up the courage to speak to her yet. He had stared at her lovely feet, on the days when she wore sandals. About size 6, he guessed, with high arches, cute rounded heels, and exquisite unblemished toes. He was hoping that she would be wearing sandals at dinner.
As they got into what had been farm country, there were fewer houses. Kris pulled into a long driveway, and they reached a house that had obviously beeen expanded several times--Bob could tell by the different styles of construction, none of them new.
They went inside, and Bob saw that cheese, crackers, and wine were already out in the living room, and all four of Kris' housemates were sitting there.
"Hey, everybody," said Kris, "this is my cousin Bobby. He's a first year student, and I want you all to welcome him."
She paused while they all said hello to Bob, and then she introduced them to him.
"You already met Cynthia in English class."
Cynthia waved at him and smiled. She was in a Woodrow T-shirt and blue jeans, and she was barefoot. Bob smiled back warmly.
"Jen is also a first year student, and Barb helped the basketball coach to recruit her," said Kris.
Jennifer, about 5'11" in her bare feet, with blonde hair, spoke to him.
"Hi, I've seen you at orientation, but it was a mob scene, so we never met."
"Glad to meet you," said Bob, although he felt a little intimidated when she got up, came over to him, and crushed his hand in a powerful handshake.
"She's too modest to tell you she was First Team on the Michigan All-State Women's High School Basketball Team last year," said Barbara.
Bob noticed that Barbara was the tallest of them, at 6' in her bare feet, when she got up and shook his hand also. She had red hair, green eyes, and freckles. He realized that he had seen her picture on the sports page of the Woodrow student newspaper when he had visited campus last spring, as a prospective student.
"You're Murphy, the star of the basketball team, I've seen your picture," said Bob, "from the game where you scored 37 points."
"Sweet of you to remember," she said, stroking his cheek, before sitting back down.
Kris completed the introductions, by saying, "And this is Shari, she's a senior, and was able to buy this wine for us with her own ID."
"Please sit down, and have a glass," said Shari, "it's a nice Merlot, grown not too far from where I grew up, in Oregon."
She poured a glass of wine for Bob, and then one for herself, and sat down next to Kris on the couch. She kicked off her loafers, and rubbed her bare feet on the carpet. Kris kicked off her clogs, and now all five women were barefoot. Bob thought that he had died and gone to heaven.
"Thank you all for having me over for dinner," he said. "I'm without a car, and it's really nice to have a trip off campus."
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At 6:30pm, they all went into the dining room. As dinner progressed, Bob found himself relaxing and enjoying the conversation. He and Cynthia had an interest in common--baseball. Growning up in Wilmette, a suburb north of Chicago, she was one of the long-suffering Cubs fans.
For dessert, they went back into the living room and held plates of the cake that Bob had brought on their laps. Eveybody thanked him for the cake. He was glad to see all of their feet again, which had been out of sight under the table during dinner.
Jennifer picked up a conversational thread from dinner.
"So you really never saw each other for five years? I'm a lot closer to my first cousins than that."
"That's right," said Kris. "I guess we saw each other nearly every weekend living half a mile apart in Cleveland. But when my Uncle Mike moved to LA for his new job, they never came back to visit. Not even for Christmas. And they never invited us to come visit them. So I hadn't seen Bobby since he was 13, five years ago."
"And you're even more beautiful now, Kris," said Bob.
"Thank you, flattery is always welcome. Some things about you haven't changed, Bobby. You're still very sweet, still cute, but a bit skinny, and ...," she paused, "... you're still always staring at my feet, whenever I go barefooted."
The women all laughed. Bob would normally have been embarrassed and nervous at such a comment, but three glasses of wine gave him courage.
"Why not," he said, "when you have such lovely feet."
"Whose are the prettiest?" asked Barbara.
All five women held their feet up off the floor for him to get a good look. Cynthia wriggled her toes at him, as did Barbara.
"Oh, no," said Bob, "didn't Paris get into trouble by judging the beauty of three goddesses? The two he didn't pick were furious at him."
"Don't worry, cousin," said Kris, "nobody here will be mad at you. We _do_ want to hear the honest opinion of a man who, well, appreciates women's feet. Just tell us whose you like best."
"Well, first I have to say that you _all_ have very lovely feet, but if I had to choose, I'd pick Cynthia's."
Cynthia smiled, and the other four seemed to take it in good spirit. They all congratulated her. Then Kris spoke to him.
"Just one thing, Bobby. It doesn't seem fair that we're all barefooted, and you have socks and sneakers on."
As Kris got up and came towards him, Bob motioned her away, and began to unlace his sneakers.
"I don't need any help. I can take them off myself."
As he finished taking off his socks, and putting them carefully inside his sneakers, Kris sat back down. Then she spoke again.
"Bobby seemed a little bit nervous at the thought of my taking off his footwear. I'll just bet that there's something else about him that hasn't changed. Oh, yes. I'll just bet that my little cousin is still ...," and she paused for about five seconds, as Bob squirmed in his chair, "... _extremely_ _ticklish_. Are you, Bobby?"
Bob didn't answer, but he put his arms down to protecct his sides, and moved his feet back under his chair.
"Come on, Bobby, give us an answer," said Barbara. "Kris remembers you as an extremely ticklish 13-year-old boy. Are you still, or have you outgrown it?"
None of the women made a move from her seat, but Bob began to tremble in his chair.
"Don't. Please don't. I hate it--Kris knows that. I just can't stand it. _Please_ don't."
Cynthia smiled sweetly at him. "Don't? Nobody has said anything about _doing_ anything to you, Bobby. Why are you trembling? You have no reason to be afraid. Your cousin just asked you a question. It would be polite of you to answer her."
Bob tried to smile. "You're right, I don't want to be rude. I apologize for not answering immediately. Yes, Kris, I am still ticklish, extremely ticklish."
Kris grinned, enjoying the game of cat-and-mouse.
"Where, Bobby?" she asked.
"You already know where--you've tickled me often enough," he said, with a tremor in his voice.
"It was five years ago, so I may have forgotten. And my housemates want to know."
Kris and Jen got up, and circled behind Bob's chair. They just stood there, not touching him. Shari and Barbara got up, and sat on the floor, right in front of Bob's knees. They just sat there, not touching him either. Bob was trembling even more than before, his arms tightly pressed against his sides, and his feet shoved back under the chair, as far as he could move them.
Cynthia remained seated, and took over the questioning.
"Face it, Bobby. You're in a tough situation. If you're _very_ honest, and _very_ polite, and give us _very_ detailed answers, then we may go easy on you. Your cousin asked you a question, and I'll repeat it for you. Where are you ticklish, Bobby? First, tell us where it drives you insane, your very worst spots. Be specific."
Bob licked his lips. "That would be my feet, my underarms, and my collarbone area. I can't bear to be tickled in any of those areas, it does drive me insane."
Cynthia smiled with satisfaction, and said, "Very good, Bobby, that was specific, and you're being cooperative and polite. Second part of the question, where are you very ticklish, but not as bad as your worst spots?"
"That would be my ribs, my belly, behind my knees, and my neck," said Bob, in a very sad voice.
"Good," said Cynthia, "you're still being specific and cooperative. And finally, we want to know where you are somewhat ticklish."
"That would be everywhere else, actually. All of my skin is at least slightly ticklish. Everywhere I haven't mentioned already, from my scalp to my ankles."
"Thank you, Bobby, that was very frank and honest. You have been quite detailed in your answers," said Cynthia, "and you really are very sweet."
Then she addressed the other women, with a hungry gleam in her eyes. "So, should we go easy on him?"
"No way!" said Barbara and Shari, at the same time. Then they laughed at their simultaneous identical reactions.
"Let Kris decide, she's his cousin," said Jen, eyes also gleaming with tickle-lust.
"I'm so glad to hear that Bobby is still extremely ticklish," said Kris. "So very glad to hear it. And there is really only one choice possible--to get him good. To tickle him more than he's _ever_ been tickled before. To get him really, really good. Let's do it!"
[to be continued in this thread]
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