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I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots

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I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« on: May 05, 2025, 06:03:21 AM »
Part 1

Morgan was a 43-year-old mother of three, living in the rainy cradle of Washington State. The past few years had been a slow rebuild—after her divorce, she'd spent her time re-learning who she was outside of motherhood and marriage. It was only recently that she had started dipping her toes into the chaotic waters of online dating.

That afternoon, the sky was a familiar slate gray, and the streets of downtown Bellingham shimmered with rain. She was tucked into the corner of a chic little café, all wood accents and hanging ferns, the kind of place with perfectly imperfect pottery mugs and low, thoughtful lighting. Across from her sat a man she’d met online—dark-haired, warm smile, laugh lines that hinted at kindness and curiosity. His name was Nate, and from the moment they met, she felt strangely comfortable with him. Like she could exhale.

They had already talked about their kids, their jobs, a little about past relationships—just enough to acknowledge them, not enough to weigh things down. He was easy to talk to. He didn’t rush to fill silences, and he listened with a kind of attentiveness that made her feel like what she was saying actually mattered.

They were sipping lattes—hers a lavender oat milk, his a plain black—when he tilted his head and smiled at her in that curious, amused way he’d done a few times already.

“Okay,” he said, resting his elbow on the table, “I have to know, what’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done?”

Morgan felt the heat rise in her cheeks almost instantly. Her fingers tightened around her mug, and her eyes flicked to the rain-streaked window as a particular memory surged up like a wave. Oh God. That. She wasn’t sure if she could tell him—at least not this soon. Not on a first date.

He noticed the hesitation and his eyes lit up with playful challenge. “That look right there,” he said, pointing at her. “That’s the look of someone with a story.”

She laughed nervously, shaking her head. “It’s not... I don’t know if I should tell you.”

“Oh no. Now I need to know,” he said, grinning. His lighthearted persistence, his absurd and wildly inaccurate guesses – involving runaway llamas and competitive cheese rolling – chipped away at her hesitation. His genuine amusement was infectious.

“Come on. What are we talking? Skydiving? Streaking at a Seahawks game? Secretly running a fight club in your basement?”

She raised an eyebrow. “A fight club?”

“Hey, I don’t judge. You’ve got that calm exterior, but I bet you’ve got some chaos underneath.” He sipped his coffee, eyes dancing. “You strike me as the type who surprises people.”

Morgan chuckled, trying to deflect. “I’m really not that wild.”

“I don’t believe you,” he said, leaning in like he was sharing a secret. “Everyone has a story. Give me a hint. Was it illegal?”

“No of course not!”

“Dangerous?”

She hesitated again—then laughed. “No. Not exactly dangerous. Well, not very dangerous anyway.”

“Not VERY dangerous?” He leaned back in his chair, grinning like he’d just cracked a safe. “Now you have to spill it. I’ll die of curiosity.”

There was a beat of silence, the sound of rain pattering against the windows.

Morgan sighed, taking a slow, deliberate breath, “Ok fine. I’ll tell you, but only if you promise not to make fun of me.”

“I promise.”

Morgan looked down at the table, a sheepish grin playing on her lips. "Okay, okay," she relented, the words escaping in a soft rush. "Last year... I wrestled another woman over a pair of boots."

Nate’s reaction was immediate and unfiltered. His coffee cup paused halfway to his lips, his eyes widening in genuine astonishment. A choked sound, somewhere between a laugh and a gasp, escaped him. He set the cup down with a soft clink, leaning back in his chair, a look of utter disbelief etched on his face.

"Wait," he said slowly, a wide, incredulous smile spreading across his features. "Did I hear that right? You wrestled someone? Like, a full-on, on-the-ground wrestling match?"

She just nodded, blushing.

He shook his head, still chuckling. "Over boots? Seriously?" His eyes sparkled with amusement and a healthy dose of intrigue. "This is amazing! I’ve got to hear how this happened!
Her mind slipped into the memory like it was waiting just beneath the surface, vivid and immediate.

It all started with a random scroll through Facebook Marketplace on a slow Thursday afternoon. She was half-watching a cooking show, half-ignoring a growing laundry pile, when she saw them. A pair of Earl Shaffer boots from Russell Moccasins. Exceedingly rare vintage hiking boots—scarred just enough to show character, but still solid and pristine. Deep russet leather with brass eyelets and thick, ivory laces. The exact pair she’d fallen in love with years ago, after spotting them in a grainy outdoor magazine photo of a woman climbing in the Dolomites. Morgan had torn the page out and tucked it in a drawer, where it stayed for years—a quiet little symbol of freedom, adventure, and something purely her own.

Size 9.

Her size.

There they were, absurdly nestled between a dusty crib and a collection of VHS tapes in a blurry living room photo. The caption read: “Like new. Lightly used. Auction ends in 7 days.”

Her heart skipped. Her fingers tingled with adrenaline. “Please let them be real,” she thought, zooming in until the pixels blurred. The tread looked untouched. The leather still had that rich glow. These boots were classics—iconic, bombproof, and built to last. You couldn’t fake quality like that. Finding them in this condition was nearly impossible.

She didn’t hesitate. She hit the bid button and entered a modest $150.

A steal.

The auction had barely started. Seven days to go. Plenty of time to keep an eye on it, she thought, smugly. Clearly the seller didn’t know what they had.

But the next morning, her email pinged.

Outbid. 
New bid: $175.

Someone else had found them.

Annoying, but expected. A small bump. She countered without hesitation—$200. These boots were hers. This was fate.

By day three, the bidding had turned into a slow, agonizing crawl. Every few hours, another outbid notice. Her $250 was topped by $275. Her $300 by $325. The auction had turned personal. It wasn’t just about the boots anymore—it was about winning. About not letting some faceless competitor walk away with something she had been hunting for over a decade.

Curious—and increasingly obsessed—she clicked into the other bidder’s profile. Sarah Miller. No mutual friends, but the profile was public.

Morgan stared at Sarah’s profile picture: a woman around her own age, probably early forties. Athletic, like her. Light red hair in contrast to her own blond. Sarah was leaning against a trail sign, beaming, a pair of trekking poles slung over her shoulder. There were other photos too—trail runs, mountain summits, a family Christmas shot in matching pajamas, a gym mirror selfie that Morgan reluctantly admitted looked kind of badass.

She clicked through more pictures. Camping trips. Group hikes. A yoga retreat in Tulum. In one post, Sarah posed with her kids in front of a Subaru covered in national park stickers. Morgan stared, narrowing her eyes. It was like they could’ve swapped lives for a day and no one would notice.

She hated how similar they were.

She tried to nitpick—Sarah’s hair looked a little too well put together. Her left eye squinted more when she smiled. But then she landed on a hiking photo—Sarah in a tank top, biceps flexed, calves sculpted, grinning through a steep scramble—and Morgan had to admit, begrudgingly, that their builds were damn near identical.

Maybe Sarah was in slightly better shape. Maybe not. Morgan couldn’t tell, and that made her even more annoyed.

She flipped back to her own profile, scanning through her own trail photos, wondering how others might compare the two of them. She had strong legs too. Her arms had definition. Her abs were decent. She wasn’t jealous, exactly—but there was something infuriating about being so evenly matched.

It felt like staring into a mirror.

And that mirror wanted her boots.




On the fourth morning of their quiet, unspoken bidding war, Morgan woke up to something unexpected—a message. Not from the seller, but from her. The other bidder. Sarah Miller.

The message was oddly polite, even friendly at first.

> Hey! I saw we're both bidding on those boots. I’ve been searching for a pair like that for years. I was really hoping to get them—maybe you’d consider letting me have this one? I’m sure another pair will pop up for you soon :)

Morgan stared at her phone, still in bed, blanket pulled up to her chest. She read the message twice, maybe three times. There was something about the tone—soft, almost saccharine—that rubbed her the wrong way. As if Sarah had already decided she was the more deserving party.

She took a sip of the coffee she’d brought back to bed with her and cracked her knuckles. Then, smiling to herself, she began typing.

> Hi Sarah! Totally get it—they’re incredible boots. But if you think another pair like this, in this condition, and in our size, is going to show up anytime soon… then you might not have been looking as long as I have.

She hit send.

A few minutes later, she refreshed the listing.

Sarah had upped her bid.

Morgan let out a breath through her nose and smirked. So it’s like that.

She waited a beat. Then she countered again. A strong move. $375. High enough to sting. Let’s see how badly Sarah wanted them.

She closed her laptop, went about her day. A hike, a grocery run, dinner with the kids. But the boots were there in the back of her mind like an itch. When she finally sat back down at her computer after dinner, she felt a little flutter of anticipation.

She refreshed the page.

Outbid.

Again.

Of course.

And it wasn’t just the bid that was waiting for her.

And this time, a new message was waiting.

> They’re mine! ????

Morgan stared at the screen, her face still.

The emoji was meant to keep things light, she knew that. Sarah was trying to be playful. But something about it—something about the cheeriness, the winking face, the smug assumption, this woman’s ability to outbid her at every turn—made Morgan’s blood simmer.

Who the hell did she think she was?

Morgan cracked her knuckles. Oh no, she thought. Not yet, they’re not.


Morgan refused to back down.

The next bid came instantly. Another five bucks. $380. She didn’t even flinch.

The message came a minute later.

> Still here ????

Morgan rolled her eyes so hard she nearly saw stars. She fired back without hesitation.

> Enjoying the view from second place?

Back and forth they went. Like clockwork. Five dollar increments, each one punctuated by a message that got just a little sharper, a little more personal.

> You know these boots aren’t really your style anyway.

> I’m sorry, is that from the woman who wore platform flip-flops in a vacation photo last summer?

It was clear now: Sarah had been looking at her profile too.

> At least I go outside more than once a month. You’re not “outdoorsy,” you just like posing next to trees.

> Oh please, half your hiking pics are at trailheads. That’s not hiking—that’s walking from your car to the sign.

Morgan’s jaw clenched. She clicked back to Sarah’s profile, zooming in on a summit photo with a suspiciously clean sports bra and hair that looked just a little too styled.

> Do you even sweat? Or do you just spritz yourself with water and call it a workout?

The bid jumped again. $390.

She countered. $395.

> Let’s be honest—you couldn’t keep up with me on a trail if I gave you a twenty-minute head start.

> I could hike circles around you barefoot while you wheezed in these boots.

> These boots would be wasted on your feet.

> My feet have done more miles than your overpriced gym membership has seen stair steps.

> Your feet? Girl, your toes look like they’ve never seen dirt. Are you afraid to get blisters or just too delicate?

> You seriously wanna talk about feet? At least mine don’t look like boiled shrimp.

Morgan stared at her screen, furious, red-faced, and oddly alive. She hadn’t felt this competitive since high school volleyball. Every insult stung. Every counter made her feel powerful. She hated Sarah. And she respected her. And she hated that she respected her.

Each message. Each new bid. Higher. Pettier. Meaner.

$400.

$405.

$410.

Their conversation had long since veered off course, becoming an absurd, deeply personal  battle. She was normally a mild mannered, chill, go with the flow woman, and yet here she was,  she and this random woman, somehow, insulting each other’s feet. With real passion. Over Facebook Messenger. In an auction thread for used boots.

And through it all, one unspoken truth settled in the back of Morgan’s mind like a splinter:

Their bodies—those strong legs, narrow waists, toned shoulders—they so similar that every insult bounced back like it had hit a mirror.

She didn’t know how it was going to end. But she sure as hell wasn’t letting go.

Her fingers hovered over the keyboard, her mind racing as she quickly scanned Sarah’s profile for another opening. She was determined to find something—anything—that would give her the upper hand. Sarah had been relentless, and Morgan was done being outbid. But as she started to type, her eyes caught a new notification in the corner of her screen.

A message from Sarah.

>Enough.

Morgan paused, her breath catching for a moment. She couldn’t believe it. Was Sarah finally backing down? Had she realized the price was getting stupid, too? But the next line made her sit up straighter.

>The price on these boots is getting ridiculous. If you think you’re such a hiker, then let’s fucking hike.

The words hit her with unexpected force. Morgan blinked, rereading the message, her fingers frozen above the keyboard, unsure of exactly how to reply, or what exactly this woman meant.

>Let’s find a trail, let’s race. Whoever gets finishes first gets the boots.

Morgan stared at the screen for what felt like an eternity. A race? This wasn’t just about boots anymore—it was about proving who was the better hiker, the better athlete. And Sarah was daring her to step up to the plate.

Her mind raced. She was surprised at how quickly the challenge made her pulse quicken. She hadn’t expected it to escalate like this. She had been prepared for more passive-aggressive messages, more insults about her fitness, but not this.

Her hands shook with adrenaline. Her heart began to pound as her fingers began typing.

> You’re on. But we’ve got to pick a trail neither of us has done before.

Sarah’s response was almost immediate, as if she had been waiting for it.

> Fair enough. Let’s see… I’ve done most of the trails around here, but what about Chuckanut Mountain? It’s got some good elevation gain, and I haven’t done the full loop yet.

Morgan paused, thinking. She'd hiked parts of Chuckanut, but not the entire loop. It was a popular spot for locals. She wasn’t sure if Sarah had been there, but she needed to be sure.

> Chuckanut sounds good, but I’ve done parts of it. What about the Oyster Dome trail? It’s a bit more off the beaten path.

> Oyster Dome? Hmm. I’ve hiked part of it, but not all the way to the top. Could be good. But I think I remember seeing you post pictures from there before, didn’t you?

Morgan froze for a second. She had posted about Oyster Dome on her Facebook a while back. She hated the idea of giving Sarah any advantage, so she quickly typed her response.

> Shit, I forgot about that. You’ve really been looking through my page, huh? How about Galbraith Mountain? It’s not as popular as Chuckanut, and I’ve heard it’s a bit more challenging. Have you ever done it?

> That could work. I haven’t been up that one either. I’ve heard some people mention it, but it doesn’t get as much attention as the others. I’m down for it, though.

Morgan let out a breath she didn’t realize she was holding. Finally, something that seemed like a fair match.

> Perfect. Galbraith it is. It’s five miles—rough, but not too bad. Should be a good challenge.

Sarah’s reply came quickly, her confidence clear.

> Five miles? That’s nothing. I’ve been planning on doing it later this year. It’ll be even better knowing I beat you to the top—and won the boots, of course.

> Beat me? From the look of those legs you’ll be lucky to even make it to the top.

Sarah’s response came a minute later.

> Ok, bitch. I guess we’ll see. You should have a great view of these legs from behind me. I’ll. 6:00 am work for you?

> I’ll be there whore. Don’t be late.

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #1 on: May 05, 2025, 06:24:32 AM »
This is getting good.
I am looking forward to see how wrestling factors in.

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #2 on: May 05, 2025, 01:58:32 PM »
The foot fetish potential attracts me... lol

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #3 on: May 06, 2025, 02:09:37 AM »
Part 2

Morgan sat in her Toyota 4Runner, the early morning mist still hanging in the air as she sipped her coffee. She stared out at the empty trailhead, the quiet of the mountain around her making her second-guess the whole idea. Was she crazy for showing up? She glanced at her watch again—6:00 a.m. sharp, as agreed. And yet, there was still no sign of Sarah.

The more Morgan thought about it, the more it seemed absurd. Two women in their forties; mothers, professionals, racing each other up a mountain for a pair of boots. Surely Sarah had just been bluffing to get her to back down. Maybe she wasn’t even going to show.

The thought made Morgan feel foolish for taking the challenge so seriously. But then again, she wasn’t the type to back down, and this whole thing had become personal. She was not going to be the one to fold.

Just as she was about to convince herself to leave, a Subaru Outback pulled into the spot next to hers. Morgan blinked. She glanced over.

Holy shit. It was Sarah.

Morgan’s heart skipped a beat. The woman she’d been arguing with online, the one who seemed almost too similar to her, was sitting right there, dressed in nearly identical hiking gear. She suddenly felt shy.

Sarah stepped out of her car and Morgan quickly mirrored her.

She adjusted her pack and caught Sarah’s eye. There was a brief moment of hesitation between them, like both of them were sizing each other up. The trash talk they’d exchanged online didn’t feel quite as easy face-to-face.

Both women were about 5'7, both probably around 140 pounds, and both carried themselves with a kind of youthful energy that defied their age. Morgan hadn’t expected the similarities to be so striking in person—Sarah’s warm, outdoorsy vibe matched Morgan’s own.

For a moment, neither of them spoke. The tension between them was palpable— awkward.

Both wore fitted, moisture-wicking long-sleeve shirts, perfect for a late September hike in the Pacific Northwest. Morgan had on a deep forest green top, with a light gray vest layered over it. Her black leggings were snug, reinforced in the knees for the rugged trail.

Sarah was dressed nearly identically, though her top was a rich, warm maroon, with a charcoal vest. Her leggings were a dark gray, and her boots, also worn but sturdy, were a different brand. Both of them had their hair braided for practicality—Morgan’s blonde hair was separated into two braid one falling over each shoulder, while Sarah’s light red hair was neatly woven into a single braid down her back.

Morgan’s eyes drifted down to Sarah’s boots. They were solid, well-used, and looked like they could take on any trail. She couldn’t help but notice how much they resembled her own.

“Nice boots,” Sarah said with a smile, glancing down at Morgan’s footwear. “I used to have a pair just like those. They’re tough.”

Morgan smiled, a little self-conscious, but still proud. She swung one foot just a little, “Thanks, I do like them. They’ve seen some miles. But the Russell Moccasins are supposed to be way better, huh?”

Sarah grinned sheepishly,  “I know, right? I’d love to be wearing them right now.” She looked down at her own worn-in boots and sighed. “But hey, when I win them, I’ll send you a picture of me wearing them.”

“We’ll just have to see about that won’t we?” Morgan replied, “just to make it clear: the first to the top gets the boots. The looser stops bidding?”

“Yep,” Sarah agreed, a nod of determination in her eyes. “May the best woman win. I just hope you give me at least a little challenge.”

For a moment, neither of them said anything more. The silence hung between them as they both stretched, getting into their own heads. Despite the casual words, both knew this race meant more than just boots. It was about proving who was the better hiker. It was a small thing, but in this moment, it felt huge.

Finally, they both stood up straight, checking their gear one last time.

“Well,” Morgan said, glancing at Sarah with a raised brow, “let’s do this.”

Sarah gave a small, competitive grin. “After you.”

The two of them exchanged a quick, almost polite smile before stepping onto the trail. Their footsteps crunched in unison on the dirt path, the quiet of the forest around them only broken by the occasional call of a bird or the rustling of the wind through the trees.

It was strange, walking side by side after all the trash talk, but both women could feel the race had already begun, the unspoken competition driving them forward. Neither of them was going to make it easy on the other.

They didn’t speak again as they hiked, their breathing steady but their minds sharp, each of them calculating their pace, gauging the other. They knew the path wasn’t too steep, but it wasn’t a cakewalk either. There were enough switchbacks and uneven ground to make it tricky.

For the first couple of miles, they walked in silence, side by side, about two arm's lengths apart on the wide, gravel path. The quiet was suffocating, like a slow-burning tension hanging between them.

It annoyed Morgan more than she cared to admit. She wasn’t pushing herself to the limit—she didn’t want to burn out too early, not when the climb ahead promised to be tough—but she was definitely working hard. Her breath came in steady puffs, her muscles already beginning to hum with the exertion. And Sarah? The woman was right there with her. Right beside her.

Surely she’d tire out soon. She had to.

The trail began to climb more steeply, the pace picking up. The sound of their footsteps quickened, and as they passed the two-mile mark, the distance between them began to shrink. Morgan wasn’t about to give in, though—she didn’t want to make a race out of this yet, but she wasn’t about to let Sarah beat her. The mountain had to show its teeth first.

But Sarah didn’t seem to be faltering. No, the other woman was keeping pace, pushing ahead just as fast.

Now, as the trail narrowed and the path became rockier, they were shoulder to shoulder, just about an arm’s length apart. Morgan could feel Sarah’s presence, the subtle rhythm of the other woman’s breathing syncing with hers. Neither of them had pulled ahead, but neither had fallen behind either. It was clear: they weren’t going to give each other an inch.

About an hour and a half in, the quiet started to crack. Morgan could feel the sweat beginning to bead on her neck, a slight sting from the sharp air in her lungs. Every step was a mental calculation—how much energy should they burn now? Was it better to hold back or to go for it?

“I thought you said you hiked all the time,” Sarah called, clearly struggling to keep her voice light. “You’re looking a little, uh, sweaty there.”

Morgan glanced over, noticing the sheen of sweat across Sarah’s face and neck. “I’m struggling?” She panted, “you can barely breathe!”

“Maybe you’re just not used to seeing someone actually work hard.”

Morgan’s teeth gritted. She pushed her legs a little faster, “Oh, I work hard. Maybe you should be keeping up with me instead of talking. You’ve been talking a big game, but I don’t see you pulling ahead.”

The air between them crackled with competitive energy. The trail continued to narrow, the rough terrain demanding more of both women, but neither one backed off. They stayed shoulder to shoulder, the space between them closing more with each stride. Both women were clearly feeling the burn, but neither would admit it.


They pressed on, the narrow trail twisting and winding as it climbed the mountain. The trees seemed to close in on them, but neither woman slowed. They were moving fast now—mostly in silence, save for the occasional sharp barb traded between breaths.

"Getting tired yet?" Sarah's voice came from just a hair's width away, breathless but still defiant.

Morgan’s heart pounded in her chest. "You wish," she grunted, not daring to glance over. The sweat stung her eyes, but she kept her gaze fixed forward, determined to push through the pain.

After about another half hour of relentless pacing, they passed the 4-mile marker. One more mile. It was all they had left. Morgan could feel it in her legs—the burn, the exhaustion creeping in, but she pushed it aside. *Not yet, not now,* she told herself.

The trail steepened once again, and before she knew it, they were practically jogging. Every step felt like it took more out of her, but Sarah was still right there, side by side. *This is it. She has to be tiring out,* Morgan thought, the competitive fire in her chest burning even hotter.

But the pace wasn’t slowing. If anything, it was accelerating. The trail was so narrow now that their arms were practically rubbing together with every stride, and the proximity only added to the tension. Their breaths came in labored gasps, neither woman willing to break the rhythm. Neither of them spoke now, too focused on the climb, on the finish.

The summit loomed ahead, the end of the trail visible, marked by a small wooden sign perched at the peak. It was just within reach. But neither woman was about to let the other have it. They were neck and neck, both pushing themselves to the limit, neither willing to yield.

Morgan could see Sarah’s silhouette out of the corner of her eye, her red braid whipping behind her as they closed the final stretch. The exhaustion in her legs was unbearable, but she had to keep going, just a little longer.

Suddenly, the trail narrowed even further—so tight, they couldn’t run side by side any longer. The path became a tangled mess of roots and rocks, forcing them to adjust their footing. They collided, their legs tangling, both of them stumbling at the same time. Morgan’s foot caught on a root, and she was thrown off balance, but she caught herself just in time.

Sarah wasn’t far behind. She’d stumbled too, but she was already pulling herself back into stride, ready to push ahead. But Morgan wasn’t about to let her. As Sarah’s arm brushed past her, Morgan grabbed onto her shoulder, pulling herself up to her feet and trying to shove her rival back.

For a moment, it was all elbows and shoulders—gripping and pulling, trying to slow the other down, using every ounce of strength left to gain an inch.

First, Morgan surged ahead, gaining a half-step, but Sarah wasn’t having it. With a fierce tug, Sarah pulled on Morgan’s arm, using the momentum to swing herself forward. The two women were a blur of motion, tangled in an unspoken battle for the lead.

Then, the trail suddenly widened, just as they neared the summit. The brief moment of space between them felt like the beginning of the end. They both sprinted, their feet pounding the dirt, eyes locked on the sign at the top. The rush of adrenaline surged through them, each woman pushing as fast as she could, every muscle screaming for mercy.

In the final moments, it was too close to call. With a burst of energy, they both launched themselves forward, reaching for the sign.

And then—both hands hit the wood at the exact same time.

The two women stood there for a moment, panting heavily, side by side, fingers still on the sign, chests rising and falling in unison. Neither of them moved, their breaths mixing with the cool mountain air, the race finally over.



They both stood there, hands on their knees, gasping for air, their lungs burning from the climb. The trail’s final stretch had left them both exhausted, but the fight was far from over. Neither woman was willing to admit defeat—not yet. They glared at each other, both of them panting, sweat dripping down their faces, but their eyes locked with an intensity that had nothing to do with the hike.

Morgan’s chest heaved as she looked Sarah up and down. The anger that had been simmering the entire hike bubbled over now, unchecked. "Those boots are mine you bitch, you cheated," she growled, her voice low and dangerous.

Sarah’s expression hardened, eyes narrowing. "Cheated? You’re kidding, right? You were the one who tripped me! Don’t act like you didn’t, you fucking idiot." Her voice was sharp, accusatory, her body tense.

Morgan clenched her fists, her fingers digging into her palms. "You think I tripped you? You’re the one who couldn’t even stay on your feet! I was ahead, and you kept grabbing me!

Sarah's jaw clenched. "Only after you grabbed me!” she snapped, taking a step closer, her face flushed with anger. ".You tripped me when you went all aggressive on the narrow part and then you nearly shoved me into the rocks."

"Shoved you into the rocks?" Morgan’s voice dripped with sarcasm. "You were the one all over me, trying to outpace me and cutting me off when we got to that last stretch because you couldn’t keep up!”

“You really want to talk about dirty? Look at you! You were practically trying to climb over me when we hit that narrow spot.”

“Well guess what? I was at that sign first so they are MY fucking boots!”

“Fuck you, you’re the one who cheated. I’m going to get those boots even if I have to tear them off your feet!”

“Oh, yeah! Sure, why don’t you just try that.”

You know what?" Sarah growled, “Since you just couldn’t keep your hands off me back there, maybe we should settle this woman to woman. You want these boots so bad? Why don’t we just fucking wrestle for them?"

"Wha... what? WRESTLE for them? Right here?" Morgan practically yelped, the words coming out more incredulously than she intended.

"You heard me." Sarah's voice was calmer now, but there was no mistaking the challenge in her tone.

"You and me are going to wrestle for a pair of boots? Are you insane? Are you a teenage boy?" Morgan’s disbelief cut through the air. Her eyes widened in a mix of frustration and shock as she glanced at Sarah. "We’re forty-year-old women! I don’t even know how to wrestle!"

Sarah shot her a sharp look, a small, knowing smirk curling at the corner of her lips. "What? You think I do?" she teased, almost dismissively. "But by all means, if you’re afraid to wrestle, we can certainly do something else. I mean, there’s no chance you’re beating me."

The words hit Morgan like a slap. "Afraid?" she muttered, her voice tinged with anger. "You really think I’m afraid of you?"

Sarah raised an eyebrow, clearly not backing down. "You’re damn right I do. But afraid or not, you’re not getting those boots from me."

Morgan’s temper flared. Her competitive spirit was never far from the surface, and now, with Sarah practically daring her to back out, there was no way she could just let this go.

"Fine, you wanna wrestle? Let’s fucking wrestle I guess." she snapped. "But we’re not doing it in the middle of the trail. Remember that little off shoot, about a mile back. The sign said it led to a clearing. If you really want to wrestle we can do it there.”

Sarah nodded, unbothered by Morgan’s demand. "Lead the way pussy.”

The two women turned and began walking back down the trail, their steps heavy in the silence between them. Each one was processing what had just been said. The last hour of their hike had been a battle of wills, and now, their animosity had reached a boiling point.

“You better not be lying about knowing how to wrestle bitch,” Morgan said out of nowhere, her nerves exploding. “This needs to be a fair fight.”

“For the last time I do not know how to wrestle you dumb slut. I’ve never wrestled anyone in my life. I’ll still pin you down and make you admit I’m better in five minutes. Ten tops.”

It took about twenty minutes to reach the grassy clearing. The air was cool, and the silence of the forest seemed to hold its breath as the two women stood in the middle of the open space, the faint rustle of leaves in the wind the only sound.

They both sat down in the grass, taking off their boots and socks. The cool morning air nipped at their skin, and Morgan could feel the ache in her muscles from the hike. She had pushed herself hard, and now the thought of wrestling was starting to feel more real, more daunting.

Sarah peeled off her shirt, tossing it aside with a swift motion.

Morgan raised an eyebrow. “What the hell are you doing?” she asked, her voice edged with confusion.

Sarah looked at her, unfazed. “The grass is wet,” she said, shrugging. “I’m not about to hike back to my car in a soaked shirt. I’d rather be comfortable if we’re doing this. Makes more sense than getting soaked through, don’t you think?”

Morgan hesitated for a moment, the logic sinking in. Sarah did have a point—there was no reason to hike back in wet clothes if they could avoid it.

With a sigh, Morgan nodded. She pulled off her own shirt and hung it from a tree branch while Sarah did the same. She took a deep breath and did the same with her leggings. Both of them now stood in their sports bras and athletic underwear, getting goosebumps at the feel the cool air against their skin. The tension between them was palpable, but the absurdity of the situation also seemed to hit them both at the same time. Here they were, two women in their forties, in their underwear on some mountain, about to wrestle over boots.

Morgan shifted in her seat, her eyes dropping to her coffee cup as she nervously twirled the spoon inside. Her face was a deep shade of red, and she could feel the heat creeping up her neck.

Nate, noticing her discomfort, leaned forward, his eyes narrowing with curiosity. “What happened?” he asked, his voice soft but full of rapt attention.

Morgan hesitated, biting her lip. She opened her mouth, closed it, then took a deep breath. The words didn’t come easily. She could already feel the embarrassment bubbling up inside of her.

“Well,” she started, her voice low, “we sort of… wrestled… topless.”

Nate blinked, then sat back, staring at her in complete disbelief. “What?!” His eyes widened, his voice rising in shock. “Oh my god, what?!” he repeated, his expression somewhere between disbelief and sheer amusement.

Morgan could barely meet his eyes now, her face burning. She shifted uncomfortably in her seat, trying to find the right words but feeling completely exposed. “It was... ridiculous,” she muttered, still not quite believing it herself. Starting to regret telling this story.

“Please. Please.” Nate practically begged, “please continue.”

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« Reply #4 on: May 06, 2025, 02:31:45 AM »
"Please. Please.
please continue." sounds like us, readers.

Really, loving your writing style. Especially, the way you build the confrontation and the visual details that makes one imagine everything as perfectly as they can while reading.

Would love to see more and more of your stories.

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« Reply #5 on: May 06, 2025, 05:43:03 AM »
"Please. Please.
please continue." sounds like us, readers.

Really, loving your writing style. Especially, the way you build the confrontation and the visual details that makes one imagine everything as perfectly as they can while reading.

Would love to see more and more of your stories.

Thanks! I really appreciate it. The last part of this story should be up tomorrow. Then I am going to try to finish my Backpacker Brawl story, I got stalled on that one for some reason.

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« Reply #6 on: May 06, 2025, 07:22:51 AM »
"Please. Please.
please continue." sounds like us, readers.

Really, loving your writing style. Especially, the way you build the confrontation and the visual details that makes one imagine everything as perfectly as they can while reading.

Would love to see more and more of your stories.

Thanks! I really appreciate it. The last part of this story should be up tomorrow. Then I am going to try to finish my Backpacker Brawl story, I got stalled on that one for some reason.

I was waiting for that installment as well. Take your time. With the results I have seen so far, it would definitely be worth the wait.

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« Reply #7 on: May 07, 2025, 07:21:19 AM »
Part 3

The two women stood facing each other in their underwear, both clearly nervous. Their eyes scanned one another, taking in the details of their fit, muscular physiques. Sweat glistened on their skin, the result of the hike and the intensity of the moment. Goosebumps dotted their pale arms as a chilly breeze swept through. Morgan couldn’t tell who was in better shape—they seemed like an even match. What had she gotten herself into? Could she really go through with this? The nervous energy was palpable.

“Nervous?” Sarah taunted, her voice a little shaky despite her bravado.

The comment just pissed Morgan off. The nerve of this woman, thinking she could intimidate her. She didn’t know what possessed her, some animal instinct, the Call of the Wild or whatever, but she tore her bra off, letting her breasts hang free on her chest. Her nipples instantly rose, swelling to jut out aggressively at her rival.

Sarah’s eyes were suddenly round as saucers as she gaped at her tits. Morgan saw the redhead’s nipples through her sports bra, swelling in reply to the challenge her’s gave.

“What?” It was Morgan’s turn to taunt now. “I thought you said woman to woman? Not woman enough to fight with your tits out?”

Sarah forced her mouth closed. She swallowed hard. Her fingers shook as she gripped the base of her bra. “Oh please, you look like that and you think I’m afraid the get my tits out? You are brave though, I’ll give you that. Just don’t cry when my girls crush your saggy old boobies into your chest.”

She peeled her bra off and hung it on the branch of the tree alongside her shirt.
“Oh, I don’t think I have to worry about that,” Morgan scoffed, “If mine hung down to my belly like your’s, then maybe your girls could get a shot at mine.”

Despite their bravado it was pretty clear to both women that their tits were just as evenly matched as the rest of them. Each sporting a respectable C cup with just the barest hint of sag. Charlotte’s were covered with a smattering of light freckles.

Their breath fogged faintly in the cool mountain air, mingling as they moved in slow, wary circles. Neither woman spoke, but Morgan swore the other woman could probably hear her heart thudding in her chest.

Her arms were half-lifted, fingers flexing, unsure whether to reach or brace. Sarah mirrored her, looking just as uncomfortable. Morgan breathed a sigh of relief. Despite her earlier bravado, the woman circling with her in the grass clearly was not some secret jiu jitsu black belt or street fighter. It didn’t look like she had any better idea of what she was doing than Morgan did.

They edged closer. A hesitant brush of their hands, clasping then puling away. Neither committed to it. Morgan’s hand rose to grab hold of Sarah’s elbow, but Sarah swatted it aside easily. Then Sarah reached and Morgan backed away just as quickly. A second pass. Then a third. Arms batted, wrists snatched and slipped free.

The were clumsy and uncertain. Each stiff as a board as they snatched warily at each other’s hands and arms. The contact was light, easily broken, almost symbolic. Neither wanted to be the first to truly lock up. Morgan could still step back. They both could. Up to this point, it was still reversible—still deniable. But once their arms tangled for real, once they grabbed on and started trying, there’d be no pulling out without admitting defeat.

Her hands were damp with sweat, she could feel that the other woman’s were as well. Morgan’s mind shot back to watching her kids in the karate classes she had signed them up for years ago. She realized she and Sarah were dancing around each other like teenagers at their first sparring class.

She decided she needed to get aggressive.

She lunged—not dramatically, just enough to cross the invisible line between feinting and grappling. Her hands locked around Sarah’s wrists, and she yanked her forward.

To her surprise, Sarah came stumbling without much resistance. Whether she was caught off guard or just letting Morgan take the lead, Morgan didn’t know. But the lack of pushback threw her off almost as much as a counterattack would’ve. Not since she and her younger brother had wrestled in the backyard as teenagers, and they hadn’t really been trying to win, just messing around.

Now what?

She hadn’t thought that far ahead.

She stood there for half a second, arms still holding Sarah’s wrists, suddenly face to face and body to body. Her mind flickered with disbelief—I’ve never done this before. Not really.

And now, in her forties, here she was with another nearly naked grown woman tangled in her arms in the middle of the woods. A short, rueful thought crossed her mind—Maybe I should’ve paid more attention when my ex used to watch all those damn UFC fights.

But instinct didn’t wait. She braced her feet in the soft grass and shoved.

Not a slam. Not a clean throw. Just a full-body push, trying to force Sarah off balance and down toward the patchy, wet grass beneath them.

Sarah resisted—too late to avoid stumbling, but quick enough to stay upright. Their bodies bumped and twisted, sliding into a mess of limbs and effort. It wasn’t coordinated. It wasn’t pretty. But it was happening.

Suddenly, Morgan felt Sarah drop low.

It was quick—no warning, no sound—just a blur of motion as Sarah ducked beneath her arms and wrapped both hands tight behind Morgan’s right knee. Before Morgan could react, her leg was wrenched off the ground, and her balance pitched violently forward.

She gasped and clutched instinctively at Sarah’s bare back, her hands scrambling for something solid to hold onto. The world tilted. Morgan’s left leg struggled to stay under her, bouncing backward, trying to catch her weight. She shoved down on Sarah’s shoulders and twisted her torso to the right, anything to stay upright, to keep from being dumped face-first into the dirt.

But Sarah wasn’t letting go.

With both of her feet still planted and Morgan hopping on one, the redhead used this to her advantage and surged forward, her shoulder slamming into Morgan’s midsection with surprising force. The breath in Morgan’s lungs hitched as she was driven back—no time to react—until her spine slammed hard against the thick, rough trunk of a tree.

The bark scraped across her lower back and shoulders, sharp and unyielding. She hissed through her teeth, still clutching Sarah with one hand, the other braced against the tree behind her.

Sarah clung to her leg like a vice, shoulder burrowed deep into Morgan’s belly. She straightened as much as she could, Morgan’s leg still held with both arms, tucked up into her body. Her shoulder crushed against Morgan’s sternum as she straightened. The side of her head pressed into Morgan’s bare beast, lifting it up and in. She could feel the other woman’s ear rubbing against her erect nipple.

But her arm’s were free. Sarah’s weren’t. She grabbed the redhead’s head with both hands trying valiantly to shove it off her chest, off her centerline, but it was like trying to shove a boulder as the other woman clung to her desperately. She shifted her weight left and right, trying to find leverage. It was no use. She was pinned, upright only because the tree was holding her up. Sarah groaned as her neck was cranked.

Suddenly Morgan felt a lance of pain shoot through her foot as the other woman brought her toes down sharply on her’s.

“Arghh!” Morgan growled, “don’t stomp on my fucking toes, bitch!”

“What’s wrong?” Sarah snarled back, “your pathetic little feet can’t take it? I thought you said they were so much stronger than mine? Looks like that was bullshit, just like you saying you finished first.”

She stomped down on her toes again, grinding them down into the ground with her own.
Growling low in her throat, Morgan suddenly wrapped her arms tightly around Sarah’s shoulders. With a desperate surge of energy, she lifted her only grounded foot off the earth, committing fully. Her entire weight shifted into Sarah, forcing the redhead to bear it all.

Morgan’s lifted foot pressed against the rough bark of the tree. For one brief, breathless second, she braced—then shoved off hard, launching herself off the trunk and into Sarah like a battering ram.

Sarah grunted in surprise and stumbled backward. Off-balance and overloaded, she couldn’t stop the fall.

They hit the grass with a heavy thud, limbs still tangled, the earth soft but unrelenting beneath them. Immediately, they were grappling again—grasping, shifting, each trying to gain control through sheer instinct and momentum.

Sarah rolled to her stomach first, pressing her palms into the ground in a rough push-up, trying to scramble back to her feet. She made it halfway up before Morgan lunged, throwing herself onto her back and dragging her down again. They slammed into the grass, Sarah grunting from the impact as her chest hit the earth.

Snarling in frustration, Sarah flung herself backward, using her body like a wrecking ball. Both women went flying. Morgan landed hard on her back, the air rushing from her lungs in a sharp gasp—then Sarah dropped down on top of her with full force, pinning her with surprising precision. One of Morgan’s arms was trapped beneath her, the other flailing for leverage as Sarah quickly cinched a headlock around her.

Morgan’s vision blurred slightly as her cheek was mashed against Sarah’s side. Panic flared in her chest.

She couldn’t breathe right. Couldn’t move.

She pressed her free palm into the slick, sweaty surface of Sarah’s back and shoved hard, giving herself just enough space to shift her hips. With a sharp exhale, Morgan spread her legs wide for stability, planted both feet into the ground, and arched her hips violently upward.

It wasn’t enough to throw Sarah off—but it rocked her. The redhead’s grip loosened just enough for Morgan to wrench her head free with a gasp, her braid dragging through the grass as she twisted beneath her.

Still half-pinned, Morgan kept pushing against Sarah’s back, feeling the heat and pressure slowly give way. But the moment was fleeting. Sarah shifted again, flipped her body over with surprising speed, and crashed back down—this time belly-first into Morgan’s chest.

The force drove the air out of Morgan in a wheezing grunt. Her hips and legs, which had been elevated in her attempt to bridge out, slammed back down into the ground.

Pinned flat now, Morgan ditched finesse and grabbed for Sarah’s head with both hands, shoving at it blindly. Her feet scrambled at the grass—petaling, searching for traction—and finally, she found a sliver of space. She wedged her knee up between them, curling her shin across Sarah’s belly.

Gritting her teeth, Morgan pushed hard—both with her hands and her leg—forcing Sarah’s body upward and sideways. It wasn’t graceful, but it worked. The pressure eased enough for Morgan to roll into her, their bodies twisting together again in a chaotic tumble.

Sarah let out a sharp breath and shoved her off, and for the first time in what felt like minutes, they separated.

Both women rolled to their knees, dirt and blades of grass clinging to their skin. They faced each other from just a few feet apart, shoulders heaving, flushed and glistening with sweat, eyes locked with a mix of determination, frustration—and something else neither of them had quite named yet.

Morgan flung herself at Sarah, trying to  wrap her arms around her and drive her backwards. Her blonde braids thrashed about as she came at her as hard as she could. Sarah met her attack gladly, not even attempting to counter or move out of the way. She welcomed her into her arms and wraps them around her in turn, as the two 40 something year old women crushed each other in a savage bear hug. Their sweaty tits mashed together, pale flesh mushrooming outwards. Morgan could feel Sarah’s knife like nipples gouging into her. Their taut bellies pressed against each other with each breath.

They were breathing hard and trying to wrench each other down to the ground. With a roar like a startled bear, Sarah twisted her hips against Morgan’s and rolled her to the side, pulling her hips past Morgan’s and straddling her waist.

"Oooffff" Morgan cried as the redhead’s weight landed on top of her. Sarah made to thrust her chest against Morgan’s again, pinning her to the ground, but before she could flatten herself on top of the blond, Morgan placed a hand on her chest. She had only been meaning to hold her off, and it wasn’t until Sarah grunted in surprise did Morgan realize her hand was planted firmly in the redhead’s left tit.

She squeezed it, hardly able to believe what she was doing. Sarah yanked away and Morgan used her momentary distraction to grab the back of her head and pull her down, forcing her face into her cleavage.

The other woman thrashed madly, but Morgan held on. She could feel Sarah’s lip against her throbbing hard nipple, with the redhead’s labored breathing caressing her own heaving tits.

“Give up you fucking bitch!” She growled, “say those boots are mine or I’ll fucking suffocate you here!”

Sarah clearly hadn’t given up yet though as Morgan felt her hand crawl blindly up until it found her face, squeezing her cheeks and forcing her head back into the ground.

“Argghh!” She moaned, her voice contorted, “wret grow of mry frucking frace!”

Her grip on Sarah’s head loosened just a bit, but a bit was enough for the other woman as she wrenched her head free and clambered up. As she let go of Morgan’s face she breathed a relieved breath, just as the redhead’s groin came down squarely on her chin.

She gasped in surprise and rolled to her side. Sarah rolled willingly with her, locking her ankles together and squeezing Morgan’s head between her thighs in a savage head scissors. 

Morgan let out squeal of fear and desperation as she thrashed wildly, trying to escape the other woman’s crushing hold. Sarah’s thighs were sweaty on either side of her head, but she couldn’t slip free. She clawed out for anything she could get her hands on, and the first thing she found happened to be the redhead’s freckled left boob.

She found her nipple and tweaked it hesitantly, half embarrassed for some reason, despite the fact that the other woman pretty much had her pussy in her face. When she heard her moan, she twisted it as hard as she could and was rewarded with a shriek of pain.

Her hope that the other woman would relinquish her hold was short lived however as she simply leaned back, pulling her breasts out of Morgan’s reach.

Morgan felt herself let out a muffled cry of pain as the redhead reached down and twisted her nipple in a cruel act of revenge. Morgan grabbed her wrist from her awkward position, but couldn’t pull it loose.

“How’s it feel to have your nip twisted, huh cxnt?” Sarah snarled, “Now say those boots are fucking mine before I rip it off!”

Morgan released her wrist. She had to get this bitch’s legs off her head or she was done. With two hands she grabbed the redhead’s underwear and pulled it up as hard as she possibly could, digging the athletic panties viciously into her rival’s intimate areas.

Sarah screamed in pain, “Let goooo, you fucking bitch!” She squeezed her thighs tighter. Morgan felt like her head was about to explode, she drove her awkward wedgie up as hard as she could. The redhead screamed even louder.

Suddenly the crushing legs leapt free from around her skull and scrambled away. She felt the other woman’s panties tear off in her hand as the two of them separated.

They both got to their knees, breathing ragged. Morgan looked at her now totally nude rival in shock. Sarah was rubbing her pussy, trying to relive herself of some pain. She had a tangle of curly red hair, a bit lighter than the hair on her head.

Her green eyes rose to meet Morgan’s, a look of fury combined with embarrassment filled them. “Did you seriously just give me a wedgie bitch? What are you 12?”

“You’re… the one… who wanted… to wrestle…slut,” Morgan struggled to catch her breath. “You ready to give up know?”

“Fuck you,” Sarah growled in defiance. She paused for a moment. “Take your’s off.”

“Umm, what?”

“You heard me. You ripped my panties off, take your’s off. You were the one who insisted this had to be a fair fight.”

“Fuck you, ya dyke,” Morgan said, too shocked to be truly mad. “I’m not taking my panties off, no matter how much you want a look at my pussy.”

“Morgan, take ‘em off, or I’ll take ‘em off for you.”

Without another word the redheaded woman shuffled forward on her knees, hands extended. Morgan put her hands up in defense. Sarah’s right hand darted towards her crotch, but she batted it aside. She tried again, and again.

Morgan quickly realized that she needed to go on the offensive or she was going to have her panties ripped off. She could think of nothing else to do but try to return the attack on her rival’s pussy.

Soon the two of them were groping and grabbing, clutching at each other's hands, trying get to their enemies pussy. Morgan was struck with the sudden realization of how absurd they must look. To professional mothers in their 40s, pretty much naked in the forest trying to grab each other’s vagina’s

Her right hand tangled with Sarah’s left and they squeezed each other’s fingers, knuckles going white from the strain as their free hands continued to assault. Somehow Sarah’s fingers got through, and Morgan felt them wrap a hold of her panties, she threw herself back, desperate not be wedgied, and as she fell back she felt them get pulled down to her thighs. Her knees spread as she scrambled away and they tore, she felt the cool mountain air surround her pussy. Honestly it was something of a relief.

She didn’t have much time to contemplate her new state of nakedness however, as the second her panties tore, Sarah leapt onto her, tackling her to her back and sending them into a wild roll.

They rolled, each desperate to mount the other, each desperate not to be mounted. They were face to face. Their foreheads ground together, their noses compressed against each other. Their sweaty reddened tits ground together as well, nipples digging groves into the other’s pair. Morgan could feel the redhead’s pubic hair rub into hers, and the folds of her womanhood beneath press fiercely against her rival’s, as their leg’s writhed together like mating snakes. Their equally matched feet struggled against each other as they maneuvered their legs.

“When I kick your ass, you’re going to kiss my feet you cocky bitch.” Sarah snarled.

“Oh please, my feet are going to be on every inch of your face you arrogant whore.”

The clouds had gathered and a light rain had begun to fall on the clearing as the two pale, entwined, women rolled, neither able to gain the advantage. As the rain further wet their already sweat damp bodies, their holds on each other began to loosen. Morgan managed to yank her left leg out from it’s battle with Sarah’s right and force her knee and shin between their wet bodies as they wrestled. She extended her leg, using all the power of her glutes to drive the redhead woman up and off of her.

Sarah quickly accepted the inevitable and released her hold springing to her feet and quickly circling the still prone blond, holding her down with a grip on her leg. She spun so that she was facing Morgan’s legs and plopped herself down as hard as she could, forcing her pussy into Morgan’s face, before extending her legs and locking them again.

Morgan groaned in despair and pain as the redhead’s thighs squeezed her head yet again. She quickly realized however, that in her haste to get her in another head scissor hold, the other woman had left her own head open. She quickly threw her own legs up and around her rival’s head, squeezing just as viciously. The two of them rolled on to their sides as they suddenly each found them trapped with the other woman’s legs around their head.

Sarah instantly began digging her fingers into her thighs, she grabbed her ass cheeks in return. Sarah’s pussy was right in her face, she had pubes in her eyes, she could feel the redhead’s nose on her own nether lips. They both gasped and groaned in pain. This was a war of attrition, both refusing to give in as their heads were crushed. They hurled muffled curses into each other’s pussies.

“Slut!”

“Whore!”

“Fuck!”

“FUCK!”

Morgan’s head was on fire. Every molecule in her body screamed at her to quit.

“No! Fuck that!” She thought to herself. “I’m not giving into her. Oh fuck. Oh fuck, I can’t take this!”

She opened her mouth to scream her surrender, but just as she did, she heard the redhead let out a strangled gasp. “Fine! Fine! You win,” her rivals legs loosened around her head. “Please, fuck! Just let go of me!”

Morgan let go of her head with her legs. She rolled away from her. She felt tears in her eyes as the pain began to subside. They lay there, two fit, naked women in their 40s, laying in the grass as the rain came down on them.

Morgan pulled herself to her knees then clambered to her feet. She stumbled towards the still prone redhead. She forced her foot into the other woman’s pale face.

“So bitch,” she growled, “who is kissing whose feet?”

Sarah glared balefully up at her and for a moment she thought their battle might resume, but the redhead sighed, and planted a reluctant kiss on the sole of her foot.

Morgan panted. The wild thrill of victory coursed through her veins. She took her foot off of Sarah’s face. As her adrenaline began to wear away, she began to think about what had just happened.

What the fuck? I just met this woman arguing about used boots in a fucking Facebook message, and now we’re both naked and she’s kissing my feet.

She stood back and the other woman climbed to her feet. They went silently to their respective trees, where their discarded clothes hung, and quickly dressed. Neither bothered to don their now ruined undergarments.

They looked at each other awkwardly and began their long awkward hike back down the trail in the rain, once more side by side. It took two hours and neither said a word. What was there to say really?

That night Morgan checked the auction again. She raised her bid by a dollar. No higher bid overtook it.

Five days later the boots arrived on her doorstep. A gorgeous pair of custom russet Russell Moccasins. They fit her like they were made for her. She had been somewhat hesitant to do so, but she did slip them on the next day and snap a picture looking down at them, before opening Facebook and sending the picture to Sarah.

> What do you think of my new boots? :)

It took a few hours for Sarah to reply.

> I’ll admit, they look pretty good on you. But I still think they’d look better on me. We should go hiking again some time! ;)

Morgan’s jaw had nearly hit her phone, but she found herself just laughing and shaking her head at the absurdity of it all.


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Morgan stirred her coffee, suddenly aware she’d been talking for a long time—way longer than she meant to. She glanced up and caught Nate watching her with this stunned, slightly amused expression. She cleared her throat and reached for her coffee, trying to play it cool, but her cheeks were burning.

“Shit, sorry. That was a lot,” she said sheepishly,“I got a little carried away, didn’t I?”

Nate stared at her. Not blinking. Not moving.

“Oh god,” she muttered, half-laughing. She was mortified she had told him all that, what was she thinking? “That was... way more detail than I meant to go into.”

He blinked once. Then shook his head slowly. “Wow, wow. Holy shit. That really is something. You go girl.”

Morgan nearly choked on her coffee. “You’re joking.”

He didn’t answer right away. Just blinked at her like he’d been hit with something. “Morgan... that was incredible.”

She laughed awkwardly. “You mean ridiculous.”

“I mean hot,” he said, leaning in a little. “Seriously, that was the hottest story I’ve ever heard.”

Morgan snorted. “Wow, okay. I really need to reevaluate the kind of men I attract.”

“I mean it,” he said, still grinning, “I need to see you again. Like, as soon as possible.”

She dropped her hands and blinked at him. “Really?”

“Yes. Absolutely. I mean, someone that fucking crazy, that’s someone I want in my life.”

She smiled, a little surprised by how warm that made her feel. “Okay then. You’re on.”

He grinned. “So… what happened after that? Did you ever see the woman again? The one you, uh, wrestled?”

“Oh yeah,” she said. “Get this—we actually ended up becoming friends.”

“Seriously?” he laughed. “After that?”

“I know, right? But it turns out we had more in common than just a love of the outdoors and a size 9 foot. She’s into the same kind of books, same weird podcasts. She’s smart, weirdly funny, and just as competitive as I am. I think I found a kindred spirit.”

Nate grinned. “So no more physical altercations?”

“None,” Morgan said. “Not even a shove. We’ve gotten together a few times since, and nobody’s grabbed the other’s tits. Imagine that.”

He tilted his head, teasing. “So she wasn’t mad she had to give up the boots?”

Morgan gave him a crazy look. “Of course she was mad.”

He laughed.

“And I wear them every single time we hang out,” she added, her tone sweet and lethal. “Just to rub it in her face.”

“You’re evil.”

“Maybe I am, just a bit. But yeah, the way she keeps looking at them we may have to wrestle for them again one day. It was a close fight. It only feels fair.”

Nate leaned in, still smiling. “Promise you’ll call me if that rematch happens.”

THE END

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« Reply #8 on: May 07, 2025, 08:38:26 AM »
Fantastic story. Maybe Nate and Morgan will become something and the three of them will meet up sometime. If Sarah likes Nate too, maybe there will be a fierce fight over something else soon...
I love women especially when they fight. Good catfiight between real woman in front of there man.

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« Reply #9 on: May 09, 2025, 07:29:25 AM »
Great story! Loved it. And really well told.

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« Reply #10 on: May 09, 2025, 07:15:40 PM »
Doc, you don't write a lot, but when you do it's seriously hot.

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« Reply #11 on: May 13, 2025, 08:11:51 AM »
one of the bests amongst the new ones!

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #12 on: May 13, 2025, 08:35:04 AM »
What makes this so sexy is that I feel like I know these women.  ;D Not so much when they start swearing, because no one I know talks like that (though, perhaps, in a fight, who knows?), but in most other respects; and the build-up to the fight, in its crazy way, makes a lot of sense. Of course the probability would always be that one would break the other during the hike itself, but if she didn't …
And after that intense, bitter struggle, the triple surrender of the redhead – the verbal submission, the reluctant kiss of the foot, and the acceptance of her conqueror as a friend – followed by the winner's playfully sadistic rubbing of salt into the wound by wearing the boots in front of her – all delicious!
Thanks a lot. Great stuff!

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #13 on: May 13, 2025, 04:05:46 PM »
I don't mean to seem cynical, but in the current climate – with blatant, shameless corruption trickling down from the highest level – I have to ask this: you don't, by any chance, hold shares in The Russell Moccasin Company, do you? Because two attractive middle class ladies almost killing one other for a pair of their boots is the best goddamn advertisement imaginable.  ;D

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Re: I Wrestled Another Woman Over a Pair of Boots
« Reply #14 on: May 14, 2025, 05:44:41 AM »
What makes this so sexy is that I feel like I know these women.  ;D Not so much when they start swearing, because no one I know talks like that (though, perhaps, in a fight, who knows?), but in most other respects; and the build-up to the fight, in its crazy way, makes a lot of sense. Of course the probability would always be that one would break the other during the hike itself, but if she didn't …
And after that intense, bitter struggle, the triple surrender of the redhead – the verbal submission, the reluctant kiss of the foot, and the acceptance of her conqueror as a friend – followed by the winner's playfully sadistic rubbing of salt into the wound by wearing the boots in front of her – all delicious!
Thanks a lot. Great stuff!

Thank you to you and everyone else who enjoyed this story! That is definitely what I was going for. An implausible but still possible realistic story.