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Honey, I’m home!

Naked, smiling. Nice way to be greeted!
This offer may not be repeated!
Fucked there, in the hall,
Her arse slapping the wall!
Now that’s how a good wife should be treated!

Author petePosted on February 16, 2017July 16, 2024Categories AOTags arse, fucked, limerick, marriage, wife

The goose and the gander

Women too have their conjugal rights…
Though they reached no great sensual heights,
And though no raving beauty,
He still did his duty…
It helped keep him warm, those cold nights!

Author petePosted on February 10, 2017July 16, 2024Categories PGTags conjugal rights, limerick, marriage

Father knows best

“Well, my son, she’s a beautiful bride,”
Said his dad, “but still, cast your net wide.
She’s a good fuck, I know;
Keep your eyes open, though,
For the chance of a bit on the side!”

Author petePosted on January 30, 2017July 15, 2024Categories PGTags a bit on the side, bride, fuck, infidelity, limerick, marriage

Re: Capitulation

“Though you marriage may be somewhat dull,”
Said her lawyer, “the grounds to annul,
Sadly do not include
One’s just not being screwed
As one wants. Get it into your skull!

Author petePosted on December 8, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags divorce, fellatio, legal limerick, limerick, marriage, screwed

Domestic bliss

Twice a night was once barely enough,
But it slowed down, she got up the duff,
First routine, then a bore,
Sex became one more chore,
And if that didn’t suit him, well tough!

Author petePosted on September 23, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags limerick, marriage, sex as chore

Back seat driver

“Mess with cars,” she screamed”. “That’s all you do!
Once a month is a few fucks too few!
But six-monthly or annual?
Read the damn manual!
Women need servicing too!”

Author petePosted on September 23, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags limerick, marriage, not enough sex

A long road and bumpy

As she aged, his wife got a bit frumpy,
He too became pudgy and grumpy;
Just par for the course.
They’d have got a divorce,
But both still loved the old rumpy-pumpy!

Author petePosted on September 14, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags ageing, divorce, limerick, marriage, rumpy-pumpy

It comes down to this

Over years, raised, dashed and rekindled,
Her hopes, understandably, dwindled
Of marital bliss.
Drinks with friends, a chaste kiss,
The odd root. She felt like she’d been swindled.

Author petePosted on September 13, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags limerick, marital bliss, marriage, root

Begging the question

All the flowers, the sweet little rhyme,
Was his courtship charade, mere mime?
Did he truly intend
They be wed in the end,
Or was fucking him wasting her time?

Author petePosted on September 8, 2016July 15, 2024Categories AOTags courtship, fucking, limerick, love, marriage, seduction

Blind-sided

He’d considered his marriage robust,
Was appalled as he watched it go bust;
All the tears and fights,
His wife going out nights,
Dressed to show off her lovely low bust!

Author petePosted on May 27, 2016July 10, 2024Categories PGTags breasts, bust, limerick, marriage

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