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STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin

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Offline sinclairfan

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STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« on: January 20, 2018, 04:21:07 AM »
My name is Stephanie.  I was born in 1966.  In late 2017, just shy of my 51st birthday, I realized something ...missing..... about my life.  Not about my life, so much, as about my experiences in life.  I was 50 years old, nearly 51; and I had never been in a......girlfight. 

Well, let me correct myself.  I didn't realize it--my lack of a fight experience.  It was pointed out to me.  By another woman.  A woman I hated, and had hated for awhile.  Named Dani.  Named Danielle, but who went by Dani.  I always just called her Danielle, but she liked to be called Dani.  I'm going to call her Danielle in this story, but full disclosure:  everyone else in her life calls her Dani. 

She, well,.....she busted me.  In 2017, she told a mutual acquaintance of ours....and indirectly, obliquely, me,....that she thought I had never been in a fight. 

And......dammit.....she was right.  50 years old.  And not one fight.

How?

How, you ask?  Let me tell you.

Well, let me tell you two things.

The first thing is......I didn't make it to 51 without being in a fight.  You'd have to be an idiot to not see that Danielle was calling me out when she made her  ... observation   .... about me and my fight experience.  I answered the only way honor and pride permitted.  She and I fought, and before my 51st candle was on my cake, I'm proud to say. 

But, the second thing is.....anticipating your question:  Why so long?  Stef, what's the deal--are you short?  homely?  Why so long?  Why 50 years and no fight?  The answer is:  It wasn't easy.  I had opportunities.  I had rivals I had challenges.  I just never.....stepped up.  I never turned the "situations" into fights.  I never closed the deal.

Until Danielle.  In 2017.  When she and I fought.

Let me recap those 50 years.  Just the highlights, I promise.  Then I'll get to the fight.  But you need to be patient first.  If I waited 50 years, you can wait a few paragraphs.

I grew up in North Easton, Massachusetts.  The public high school there is called Oliver Ames.  It's public, but it sounds private,....exclusive.  That's North Easton, for you.  All about status.....appearances.....perception.  Middle class on the inside, upper middle class on the outside.  I hated it, but I played along.  Couldn't wait to get thd hell outta there, but played along while I was there.

Only child.  No sisters to fight with, and no brothers to teach me to fight.  Maybe we can just end the story there.  If you never had a sibling to fight as a child, obviously you'll never fight as an adult, right?

Not that there wasn't a girl I wanted to fight at OA.  There was.  A total bitch named Julie.  I was class of 1984, she was class of 1983.  She bullied me in gym class.  Big time.  We were playing field hockey--I was supposed to share sticks with her.  She's "forget" when we changed sides.  Then, softball gloves.  Same deal.  Her team would come off the field to bat, she'd "forget" to toss me the mitt as my team took the field.  One day I just shoved her, daring her to fight me right there.  She claimed, to the class, that I wasn't "worth a 3-day suspension" for fighting in school.  And  she was probably right.  So, why not fight after school?

Good question.  Very good question.  We just never did.

It just never happened.  Welcome to my life.  Or, at least, the first 50 years of it.  Opportunity after opportunity aftrr opportunity for a rip-roaring, hairpulling, face-scratching, shin-kicking catfight.

And, instead.....nada.

Until Danielle.

But, I'm ahead of myself.

To be continued.....

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2018, 02:05:05 PM »
COLLEGE YEARS

Even though, upon graduation from Oliver Ames High School, I had somehow made it through my first 18-and-a-half years without a single girlfight, I considered this to be somewhat of a fluke.  After all, I had had a nemesis--the bitch Julie, who bullied me in gym.  I had never backed down to her--a fight could have broken out at any time--and, heck, maybe still would; Julie still hung around North Easton at house parties.  Just as my first awkward sexual intercourse with a boy had happened right on schedule at junior prom, someday soon, at the right moment, me and another girl would pull each other down to the ground by our hair, kick each other in the shins, and be ripped apart by an audience as frenzied and aroused as I was.  If Linda Evans on "Dynasty" had a catfight every 2 or 3 years, so would I.  It was just a matter of getting the first one under my belt.

Perhaps it would happen at college.  Don't ask me how, but I somehow ended up attending the University of Miami in Oxford, Ohio.  Not all, but many of the students had attended Catholic schools their whole life.  I was neither Catholic, nor had I attended a Catholic high school.  As soon as I arrived freshman year, I knew I was a fish out of water, especially socially.  I had been drawn to Miami for the two stupidest possible reasons--I liked the campus, and I thought the coeds I saw walking around on my tour had pretty hair.  Maybe, if I attended, I would......I don't know.....maybe.....get into a catfight with one.  Stupid, I know.  But I couldn't admit my mistake to my parents.  Or why I had made it.  So, now I was stuck.

My reasoning, while twisted, was actually, in a literal sense, quite....true.  There WAS almost an actual catfight with a UM coed.  Tania.  She played tennis, I played tennis.  In sophomore year Russian class (check out what a bitch she was:  she was a Russian native speaker, and took Russian to fulfill her foreign language reqirement), I was flirting with a cute jock.  When spring came, he and I had talked about hitting some balls around on the courts.  One day, he comes into class with his raquet, and so does Tania.  They had hit around right before class.  Tania's idea, and specifically orchestrated for me to see. 

Tania was daring me to hit balls with the boy, whose name I honestly don't even know to this day.  I got back to my dorm and looked up Tania's phone numbef in the Student Directory, intending to tell her that, if she was up for it, she and I could dispense with that step and fast forward straight to the Tania vs Stephanie catfight.  I considered dialling the number right then snd tbere, and in hindsight, probably should have.  But, just at exactly that moment, my roomate walked in.  I told her the story, snd she was so intrigued, she grabbed beers, and all the other girls on my floor.  We started talking about girlfights, and when you're talking about fighting, you're not fighting.

I never made the call to Tania.  She lost interest in the boy, (or, more likely, had just been using him all along to get at me), he lost interest in tennis (or, more likely, had been using tennis to get into Tania's pants), and the entire situation de-escalated immediately. 

The moment had passed.

And as I sat in the football stadium at graduation in May 1988, I said to myself:  I just made it thru 4 years at OA High School, and 4 years at the University of Miami at Ohio, without a single girlfight.

What's wrong with me?

To be continued......

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2018, 05:54:48 PM »
1988 TO 1994, TENNIS CLUB YEARS

My life plans upon graduating from Miami were somewhat....undefined.  I ended up spending six very, surpisingly, close years with my mom, hanging out at the Racquet Club in Weston, Massachusetts and shopping with her.  We had never been close when I was at home, but we made up for lost time when I moved back home from college.  I also got a part-time, but high-paying, job at Digital Equipment Corp at their headquarters in Maynard, MA.  I  lived at home, and was accumulating quite a bit of savings for a woman my age.

When I was at Miami, corporations recruited there, but only for jobs in the Midwest.  I wasn't ready to strike out on my own yet, apparently.  Latent immaturity, maybe.  So I hung out at DEC (as it was called by insiders like me), and at the Racquet Club with the MILFs my mom's age.  They would slways try to set me up with boys my age.  Some dates and hookups resulted, but nothing serious.  Boys that age who need help finding a girl aren't keepers.

One summer afternoon with "the ladies", over white wine, the topic of catfighting camr up.  I told them about the Tania "incident" at Miami, and about how she and I had been one phone call away from a college coed chickfight.  "The ladies" were unanimous that I "should have stuck that bitch Tania's tennis racket up her ass", and then smacked her in the jaw for good measure.  They then asked if Tania and I would ever have the opportunity to run in to each other.  If it was 2017 then and there was an internet, I could have found Tania on Facebook or LinkedIn and pursued the idea.  But it was the early 1990s, and pulling off such a feat was beyond the ability of that time's technology.  So, we instead recounted past chickfights "the ladies"  had had.  Some of the stories were quite.....dramatic.....exciting....and sexy.

But, disturbingly, a theme quickly emerged.  All of the fights which had occured happened when the participants were under 22 years old.  One of the women was even quite explicit on this point, proclaiming "I'm retired from catfighting, now.  It's too painful after age 25."

Retired?  Am I past retirement age to girlfight.  I haven't even had my first damn fight yet, and I'm past the age these women had their last?

Was I a catfight spinster, doomed to never have an actual chickfight?  Were Julie and Tania my only chances?  What happened?  How had I not fought them?  Did they regret not fighting me.

I got depressed.  I threw myself into work at DEC.  Until that stopped being an option, too.  DEC financial results worsened, and part-time hours there became less flexible.  The people I knew there started leaving.  DEC finally got bought by COMPAQ.  I could see there my part-time job would end soon.

I was drifting.  26 years old.  Living at home.  Not building a real career.  No prospects of fighting.  One day, in front of the mirror, I noticed a gray hair in my head.  I needed to grow up fast.

In late 1994, I did the dumbest possible thing you can do to fight back time.  I got married.  To a man I didn't love.

The marriage was doomed to fail in 1999, but my husband got me 2 things.  A new, full time job at Fidelity Investments in Boston.  And an introduction to Danielle, the woman I would fight at age 50.

To be continued.....

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #3 on: January 20, 2018, 06:14:04 PM »
Hmm liking this do continue 😁
Mature women wrestling /catfights rule ????

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #4 on: January 20, 2018, 07:10:22 PM »
Neat start. More??

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #5 on: January 20, 2018, 08:08:00 PM »
1995-2015 MARRIED LIFE/DIVORCED LIFE

The 6 years of lounging around the Weston Racquet Club were the most relaxing of my life.  But, in hindsight, instead of "the ladies" looking for men my age for me to date, they should have been looking for women my age for me to fight.  Our discussions about fighting were always more exciting and.....sexier....than our discussions about actual sex.

And, without even trying to, they did find my eventual catfight opponent.  They found me Danielle.  Well, they indirectly introduced me Danielle.

You see, what they did was, they introduced me to the man, Tom, who would become my husband for 5 years.  Tom had a "special friend", Danielle.  I couldn't stand her from day one.  Who the hell is best friend's with a man?  Not that I've ever been an expert in friendship, but fuck--even if you ARE genuine friends with a man, when the two of you decide to get married to other people, you give up the friendship.

And, anyways, I never bought Tom and Danielle's claims to be "just friends".  They were way, way, say too touchy with each other.  They talked on the phone too much.  Thry emailed.  It was creepy.

And Tom asked me to let Danielle be a bridesmaid of mine.  Yuck.  Gross.

But I allowed it.  I caved.  I remember getting ready on the Wedding Day, my mom putting the finishing touches on my hair and dress.  My mom and I looking in the mirror at Danielle, her looking at us in the mirror.  The three of us staring daggers.  My mom whispering in my ear, "I don't trust that bitch as faf as I can throw her.  You watch out for her."

Tom and I followed thru with a passionless wedding and an even more passionless honeymoon.  What a letdown.

But, things picked up once we were back at home.  Tom didn't work at Fidelity, but he knew people who did.  He got me a job there.  Danielle already had a job there, but Fidelity was huge--she and I could coexist there without ever running into each other. 

Plus, you know what they say, right, about keeping your friends close and your enemies closer?

But who was keeping who close?  Was I keeping Danielle close?  Or was she keeping me close?

OAHS and Miami U, and even DEC, were gold on a resume at Fidelity in the 1990s.  Who knew?  I got promoted up thru the IT department.  Danielle was a trader.  I knew....because I was keeping tabs on her.

By 1999, Tom and I had enough savings to buy a house.  And agreed it was pointless.  Because we didn't love each other.

We agreed to an amicable divorce.  No lawyers, no arguing, no drama, no fighting, no unnecessary expenses.  Just a practical, calm, mature, mediated divorce.

Until one day, Tom got a phone call from Danielle.  And the amicable divorce was off.  We got lawyers, and went to court.  For 14 months.  The 14 most painful months of my life.  I told my lawyer I knew it was Danielle who had made the divorce with Tom contentious, and that I worked with her and wanted to confront her about her meddling.  My lawyer made me promise not to.  My lawyer made me transfer out of the Fidelity Boston office to one in Wellesley, because she could see I would fight Danielle if she and I ever crossed paths in Boston.

The divorce decree was handed down, me $85,000 poorer than if the mediated divorce had gond thru.

Danielle had cost me $85,000.  Eighty fucking five thousand dollars.

All because I didn't fight her.  Didn't fight her before the wedding.  During the wedding.  After the wedding.  During the marriage.  After that meddling call of hers.

I tried to forget Danielle.

But couldn't. 

Could you?

To be continued.....

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #6 on: January 20, 2018, 10:32:14 PM »
DANIELLE GETS MARRIED

In the summer of 2002, Danielle got married.  I know because I was following....ahem, stalking....her on the Fidelity intracompany phone directory.  I looked up her name one day, and it wasn't there anymore.  Good, I thought.  No chance of ever running into the meddling bitch again.  But, then I did more digging.  I searched a  org chart of her IT department.  Danielle was listed on it, just with a different last name.  Not Tom's last name.

Figures, I sniffed.  Hangs around Tom when she can't have him.  Runs off and marries someone else when he is available.  What.  A.  Fucking.  Bitch.

Have you figured out yet that I hated Danielle?  Smart boy.

I looked up the wedding announcement in the newspaper.  Her husband was no one I knew.  Too bad.  If it was, I could have meddled.  Shown her that payback is a bitch, and so is she.

I kept looking at the Fidelity IT org chart.  Seven months after the wedding, it listed Danielle as being on maternity leave.  I suppose it's possible that Danielle could have gotten married on her honeymoon and delivered two months early.  But I doubted it.  The slut had gotten pregnant early (maybe by Tom), or trapped the sorry bastard into marriage.  Something sordid.

But I also knew something else.  Whatever slim chance still existed of Danielle and I ever fighting was Kaput now.  Danielle was a mother, with a baby at home.  No matter how much I hated Danielle, I couldn't deprive a child, any child, of the care of his or her mother, even for a day.

Because if Danielle and I ever did fight, I fully intended on hurting the bitch (Danielle), and bad. 

But it was 2003.  Danielle's new child would be a minor until 2021.  I'd be 55 then.  30 years past catfighting retirement age, according to the Weston Racquet Club ladies.

Only two chances of a Danielle/Stephanie showdown.  Slim and None.  And Slim just left the buiding.

I tried to stop obsessing about Danielle.  I started playing tennis again at Weston, but I blew out my knee.  (Shit, Stef, and you were planning a shin-kicking brawl?)  I bought a townhouse, and started doing yardwork, even on parts of the grounds and shrubs I wasn't technically responsible for.  I started reading.  And swimming. 

When you swim, you spend a lot of time changing.  And showering.  And naked.

I started getting comfortable with my naked body.  Touching it.  Masturbating.  To thoughts of fighting Danielle.  Then Tania.  Then Julie.  Then Danielle.  Then Julie.  Then Tania.

Fight after fight after fight.  All kinds of fights.  Fistfights.  Catfights.  Streetfights.  Knifefights.  I didn't really get off on those, but sometimes I was unable to control where my thoughts went.  It just happened.

Time went by.

In 2014, my mother contracted dementia.  She hsd less than a year to live.  Thank God she and I had gotten close in 1988 to 1994, that we had that time together.

Her speech became slurred and less coherent.  Excdpt on one topic.

> Watch out for that bitch Danielle.  You and she aren't done with each other yet.

> I'm pretty sure we are, Mom.

> You're not.  You'll see.

My mom died in late 2015.

Her last words were prophetic.

To be continued.....


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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #7 on: January 21, 2018, 01:40:10 PM »
ALL THE PIECES

Not to get all spiritual or turn this into a ghost story, but as soon as my mother died, a whole sequence of events started happening which brought Danielle and I together to fight.  Instead of the tension between an enemy and me cooling off at just the right moment, the tension between Danielle and me krpt getting re-aggravated, until one day we met at my condo and had it out.

One event that occured was that both of our rock-solid careers at Fidelity began to crumble under our feet.  Fidelity was the leader in active investment management, and in 2015/2016/2017, money migrated by the billions of dollars into passive and index investing funds, rather at Vanguard or at ETFs.  Danielle and I watched helplessly as plugs got pulled on systems project after systems project, as entire deaprtments were downsized or eliminated--and as we inched closer and closer to each other on the org chart.

The financial insecurity wafting around the building re-triggered by bitterness about the $85,000 financial "penalty" Danielle had imposed on my pocketbook whrn she meddled in my divorce and convinced Tom not to go the mediation route.  What galled me most was that Tom didn't get that money--it went to lawyers and court fees.  Danielle hadn't gained anything for Tom--she had just lost it for me.  That money--and what it had grown to--would sure come in handy if my career at Fidelity was winding down.

To show you how financially insecure I was feeling:  in the summer of 2016, I was transferred from the Wellesley Office to a Fidelity office in the Back Bay.  I accepted, even though the new location would necessitate a train commute, buying a monthly train pass and parking lot sticker, longer days.  And working in the same physical office as Danielle.  I still didn't expect a confrontation with her becoming physical--if my math was correct, her oldest child was still only 13--and any younger ones she might have had would be any younger than that.  I still wanted to throttle Danielle--but I didn't want to impose the consequences on a dependent that young.  With the recent passing of my own mom, I was acutely sensitive to how a child needs her, or his, parent to be present.

Then, in October, three more coincidences in rapid succession.  One Monday morning, a group of 75 of us were herded into a conference room for a mandatory meeting.  Our Fidelity careers, in my case, my 21-year Fidelity career, were, we were told, over.  We weren't fired.  Instead, we had been sold to Liberty Life, the life and disability benefits wing of Liberty Mutual, which itself was being dressed up for a sale by its parent, who was spinning off noncore businesses.  But here was the catch.  All of us were barred from posting to any Fidelity jobs for two years. 

We were no longer Fidelity employees, and were barred from remaining as Fidelity employees;  we had lost our Fidelity seniority, and with it, any severance rights.  And if Liberty or its eventual buyer subsequently decided to terminate us, we hadn't yet earned any rights to severance from them.

The terms were unusually harsh, and the demographics of the group of 75 they were imposed on was even harsher.  We looked around the room.  We were all late 40s, early 50s.  Too old to reapply for jobs somewhrre else in Boston, too young to retire just yet.  Especially if you got screwed out of $85,000 in 1999 by some bitch.

Well, well, speak of the devil.  There she is now.  The meddling bitch.  Danielle.  She's in the room.  And on the screen.  She and I are the only Senior Directors in this unhappy band of 75 unfortunates.  She and I will be competing for a job.  Lovely.

Danielle and I catch each others' eye and size each other up.  We haven't seen each other in person since a Fidelity training session in 2008 or so.  She's looking thin as ever--bad for my jealousy hormones, but good, I console myself, if we ever do physically fight.  I'm pretty damn fit myself, but I must out-weigh her by 10 pounds or so.  130 to 120, if you must know.  We're both the same height, 5-7-and-a-half.  Danielle's dark brown hair is straight and to her shoulders, her 'do unchanged from my wedding day in 1995.  My light brown hair, in that same amount of time, has been worn over 15 different ways.  Today's is one of the longest.  Perhaps that's why Danielle didn't notice me when she sat, and is less than eight feet away from me.  She notices me now, as we continue to stare, sizing each other up.  Two senior directors.  One senior director job.  Without the usual golden parachute for the loser.  Is this making her as wet as it's making me?

The second coincidence happened two days later, at the adjoining Copley Square Mall, where I had walked for lunch.  My horniness since Monday's staredown with Danielle drew me into Victoria's Secret, to, I admit it, fondle the fabrics like some 1970's peeping Tom pervert.  I was feeling guilty aboug my creepiness, until I saw Danielle in there as well.

Our conversation was curt, snippy, and to the point.  Neither of us misses a beat, our resolve steely and unflinching.

> Looking for anything in particular, D?

> The Liberty sharks have you and me where they want us, Steph.  You realize, I presume, that they're gonna pit you and me in a Hunger Games decathlon.  I need something for the lingerie event.  What do you think if this crotchless item?

> I'll take my chances with you in both the lingerie events AND the business resume events, hun.

>  [Danielle puts the lingerie down, and squares up to face me.]  Oh, but sweetie, no mention of the....1on 1.......physical competition??  Is that because of your....UTTER AND COMPLETE LACK OF EXPERIENCE....IN THOSE EVENTS??

Danielle and I are nose to nose.  I can't speak for her, but in that moment, I see nothing but red.  HOW THE FUCK DOES DANIELLE KNOW I'VE NEVER BEEN IN A FIGHT??  I search my brain.  Did I ever tell Tom.  "The ladies" at Weston Racquet Club--did our white wine catfight discussions get spread around?  Is Danielle implying she's been in fights?  How many?  How rough?

Victoria's Secret customers must fight frequently over merchandise, since store security immediately recognizes the nature of our argument, separates us, and ejects me.  (Why me?  Did I look like the aggressor?  Or the victim?)

But the die is cast.  Danielle got one thing wrong. There won't be a multi-event decathlon for the Senior Director job.  There will be a winner-take-all catfight for it.  And soon.

Now, what about Danielle's 13 year old?  Who will care for her/him.

Coincidence Number Three, just in time.  Danielle's husband is taking him scouting to Mount Manadnock in New Hampshire Thursday to Monday.  I know, because it says it on Danielle's Facebook page.

Thursday is tomorrow.

Danielle will be alone.

I'll be alone.

I text her.

> Would love to have you at my place after work tomorrow to continue or chat.

> Would love to be there.

> Is that a yes?

> What does it sound like, bitch?

> Answer the question, cxnt.

> It's a yes.  And never talk to me like that again.

> Or what?

> Try it and find out.

> I'll try it after work tomorrow.

> Good.

> Good.

To be continued.....






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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #8 on: January 21, 2018, 06:21:37 PM »
Just loving the setup here! Can't wait to see these two settle up. Betting on an experienced Dani to prevail!

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #9 on: January 22, 2018, 11:53:13 AM »
THURSDAY MORNING

I wake up Thursday morning and get ready to go to work.  At some point after work, either this afternoon or tonight--the precise timing has not yet been clearly established, the rival for my job at Liberty Life is coming to my condo so that she and I can fight for the job.

As an added bonus, the fight is over more than just a job.  The woman, Danielle, and I have a history.  When I got divorced in 1999, the woman cost me nearly $100 grand by encouraging my husband to contest the divorce, rather than settling it via mediation.  Additionally, the woman was an annoying "lurker" for the entire duration of my marriage, conversing with my husband behind my back.   

Any ONE of those three sources of tension--career, money, marital infidelity--would be sufficient causes to spark a violent battle between two women.  Danielle and I have all three.

I need to win this fight.  I have never fought; Danielle has implied to me that she has, although how often, I don't know.  I consider asking around with her friends, but do not want to do anything to foul up the rendezvous Danielle and I have arranged for later today.  Our coworkers at Liberty sense the collision course our career paths have placed us on--Liberty is slimming doen in advance of a spinoff, and while certain other employees are in groups of 8 candidates for, say, 6 available jobs, Danielle and I are the only unfortunate two-some in a field with just one available job.  We are both white, we are both females, we are both straight, we are both 49, we are both attractive. 

Management has deferred the decision of which one of us to lay off until next February, to avoid the perception of Thanksgiving or Christmas layoffs.  But the thought of Danielle and I rubbing shoulders for the next 12 weeks is...inconceivable.  We already had a lunchtime walk runin that required the intervention of Copley Square Mall security.  I can sense our coworkers sizing us up everytime we walk around the office.  The tension is unbearable, distracting, unproductive, and unfair to everyone else.

I decide to wear tight clothing to work.  Once the violence commences between Danielle and me, I don't want her to be able to throw me like a ragdoll by grabbing onto some dangling fabric.  I step out of the shower, and spray Lavender Sure all over my body.  I need to smell immaculate today at work, in case Danielle sees me.  My armpits, between my legs, all around my 36d boobs.  My spraying moves upward to my neck and back, but my eyes linger on my breasts.  My breasts used to be noticably bigger than Danielle's--when she was my bridesmaid in 1995, she was 34c tops, maybe even a 34b.  I remember her smaller-than-mine boobs were a reason I relented to my groom and allowed her to be at the wedding.  But.....lately.....Danielle's boobs are defintely bigger than they used to be.  Is it because she became a mother?  Can being pregnant make them grow?  Or did she have work done?  If I win our fight tonight.....when I win.....I'm going to get her shirt off and find out.

I know Danielle has had work done on other parts of her body.  Her teeth are obviously whitened.  The sides of her eyes used to bad crows' feet, which have been smoothed out.  Her lips look like they've had injections--not so much for size or thickness, but just....definition and firmness.  And her nose looks way, way different....smaller.....than in our bridal pictures.  It even looked a little off-center back then.....is it possible that she had broken it in a fight years ago?  If she's had work on it, will that make it easier....or harder....for me to break it tonight? 

I slide on long black panty hose to my waist.  I do it for the look, but also to cover the stubble on my legs and pussy.  I didn't shave this morning--I didn't want to have any cuts Danielle could re-open with her nails.  I put on a powder-blue sleeveless silk blouse, the tightest one I have.  I put on a sheer black mini-skirt.  It's borderline inappropriate for work, but fight-ready trumps work-appropriate today.  I pin my hair at the center.  It drapes down my back in a wide, thick pony-tail.  The dry New England fall air means it has no frizz whatsoever in it today--it's almost perfectly straight, 3/4ths of the way down my back to my waist.  A little bit longer than Danielle's.

I just need to be a little bit better than Danielle today.

A little bit sexier.

A little bit bustier.

A little bit tougher.

Please, Mom. That's all I ask.

The married man in the carport next to me whistles as I get into my car.

"Kickin' some ass today, Steph?"

"You have no idea."

To be continued......

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #10 on: January 23, 2018, 09:56:42 AM »
STEPHANIE VS DANIELLE

At 10 o'clock Thursday morning, I saw Danielle for the first time on the day that would become the day of our long, long overdue catfight.  I had gone to the restroom not because I needed to pee, but because the area between my legs was damp and moist from pre-cum from the anticipation of the events of later that day, plus the sexiness of my outfit. 

I sat on the potty in the stall and began dabbing at my crotch with toilet paper, removing as best I could the slick dampness which had been accumulating all morning.  Damn, how was I going to stay dry for another, what? 5? 6? 7? hours.  Danielle and I had made no specific fight time plans beyond "after work".  While nebulous as to the exact hour, there was no doubt in my mind that a fight would happen--we had both escalated our threats beyond the point where either of us cojld back down without resigning our job, which neither of us was inclined to do voluntarily.  There was no way I was going to allow Danielle to, for the second time in my life, be the proximate cause of my leaving 100 grand on the table.  Even if, out of fear or spite or second thoughts, Danielle ended up not driving to my place, I would, knowing she was home alone tonight, drive to her place.  There was no way this fight was NOT happening tonight.

And, in fact, if anything, it might now break out prematurely.  Right here in the office Women's Room.  As I wash my hands at the sink, Danielle emerges from a stall.  She notices me just as I notice her, and she momentarily avoids eye contact.  She, too, is dressed to the nines.  She's wearing leather boots, and a formal-looking purple velvet dress.  At first, the outfit seems like a single piece, but upon further inspection I perceive that the blouse and skirt separate at the waist.  The hemline of the skirt is lower than my mini, but surprisingly high for such a formal-looking outfit.  The material is the darkest I have ever seen Danielle dressed in, and it accents the normally-hidden Mediterranean olive features of her face snd hair.  I admit to myself that it is perhaps the most flattering outfit I have ever seen her in.  She also smells better than in all the time I've known her.  As she washes her hands at a sink two to the left of mine, I address her through the mirror.  I choose my words carefully--one miscalculation, and a brawl will erupt her in the rest room, costing both of us a proper, uninterrupted catfight in my condo, as well as both of us any shot st the single Senior Director opening.

> You're looking very put together this morning, Danielle.  Big meeting today....or, for.....later?

> We both know that neither you nor I have any big meetings these days, Steph. We're in purgatory until we know which....one....of us will be....staying.

> Just a few hours till we know.  Right?

> <<<<Danielle turns to face me directly.  I don't trust myself to do the same, and continue eyeing her, but thru the mirror.  Is this the trash talk portion of our fight, and am I losing it?  I remember hearing somewhere that half of girlfights are won or lost in the staredown.>>>>  Looks  like you were thinking along the same lines as me, Steph.    <<<<Each of us addresses the other by names never actually used in our normal day-to-day.  Everyone calls her Dani, but I ostentatiously call her Danielle.  And nobody, but her, ever refers me as Steph.  The whiff of mutual, disrespectful insult in the forms of address are effective and noticable.  I begin to want this conversation ended before anyone can eavesdrop.>>>>  Interview outfit for out job interview.

> Something like that <<<<<wanting to get the attention and conversation topic off of attire, as I begin to sense that her outfit is more expensive and upscale than mine--I'm pretty sure my entire wardrobe is lacking anything that can top or even match what Danielle is in right now>>>>.  So, you can't have an interview without a time, right?  Shall we pick one right now?

> <<<<Danielle approches me by another half step, but thinks better than to get any nearer.>>>> Well, with layoffs looming, we should work a FULL day, don't you think?  Until, say, five minutes after 5:00.  But then I do believe I can.....and WISH TO....head straight to your place.  That is....if you'll be ready to....receive .....me.

> <<<<<Shit, this is EXACTLY what I was hoping to avoid.  Thursday evening Boston rush hour traffic, with all of its unpredictability of travel times.  The dilemma of whether or not to eat.....dinner?  a snack?....before the fight.  We're spparently going to fight in these outfits--it's already uncomfortable, snd it's only 10am.  I make a spontaneous executive decision.>>>> I have a counteroffer.  Since, you're headed straight to my place, why don't you bring your laptop and work from home...from MY home....this afternoon.  I'll give you the password to my wifi.....<<<<stepping forward challengingly>>>>.....IF you can...take it....from me.

Miraculously, and fortuitously,, someone finally enters the restroom.  Danielle finally hurriedly says, "Fine, I'll leave at one and head....straight....to your place."  I agree that I'll leave 15 minutes earlier and will be there, waiting.  Danielle leaves.  The young woman who entered notices me at the sink and, motioning at the path by which Danielle just departed, sniffs, "What....a....bitch."  I smirk and chuckle.

I decide that I've passed the first test of my first bitchfight.

I survived the trash talk.

Less than four hours till we fight.

To be continued.....

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #11 on: January 23, 2018, 08:00:00 PM »
Tension and excitement is mounting 🤔
Mature women wrestling /catfights rule ????

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #12 on: January 23, 2018, 09:30:57 PM »
Keep it coming. Great so far.

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« Reply #13 on: January 24, 2018, 10:27:41 AM »
"I'M AT YOUR PLACE ALREADY"

The lunch places in the Copley Place Mall across from our temporary work office open at 11am.  After my tense restroom confrontation with Danielle, where we had agreed to fight at my place during the afternoon, but before the end of the workday, I decide I'm going to eat an early lunch and get settled at home as soon as possible--I want to get my laptop logged in and appear online.  I want my electronic status "on the record" looking as normal as possible in case Danielle loses our catfight and decides to cause trouble, either with the company or the law.  If I lose the fight, I will of course resign quietly and go away.  But Danielle, besides being a classless bitch, is a middle-aged mom with college costs 5 years in her future, so I'm not trusting her to do the right thing.

I make an assumption, not based on any actual experience, that it's better to fight on a mostly-full stomach than an empty one, and head over to the mall at 10:45.  Shit, this day, possibly my last at this company, flew by.  I never got to say goodbye to some of the people I meant to.  If Danielle beats me this afternoon and I resign, will people guess why I left?  Will Danielle make up some lie to make me look weak and pathetic?  Would the truth--losing a catfight to Danielle--be the most pathetic-sounding story of all? 

Why am I dwelling on losing the fight?  I'm going to win, right?  I've got 10 pounds on her--the bigger girl always....usually.....wins a fight, right?  I've been waiting ....and wanting..... to beat her up for over 20 years.  All my pent up issues with her will.....boil over.....when she and I start going at it, right?  Right?

I think back to OA High School, when there were girls who had catfights scheduled for after school.  I often wondered what was going thru their minds the rest of the school day before the fight.  Did they obsess over it likd I am?

I get to the mall faster than I expected--still a few minutes too early for lunch.  I see the Victoria's Secret.  I decide, on a whim, to buy the crotchless panties I was looking at the other day before security threw Danielle and I out.  I find my size in the bin, and get my sale rung up by a pretty college-age cashier.  She recognizes me, smiles, and whispers, "That woman you were arguing with the other day.....was that the real deal?  Are you and her...like....actual enemies?"  I blush with flattery at the pretty salesgirl's interest, and want to picque it even more.  I motion with my hand for her ear to move closer.  "It was .... the ...real ....deal.  Can you keep a secret?  She and I are going to fight soon.  After I win, I'm going to sit on her face wearing these," holding up the panties.  Now it's the salesgirl who's blushing.  "After you do that.....can I have these?  You know, with the smell of your .   winning ..  still on them?"

I look around slyly.  "Just for asking .....yes."

She hands me my bag, smiling.  I turn to leave, and hear her call out:  "Ma'am?.....Good luck!."

Thank you.

I get lunch--chicken noodle soup and bread.  That's a good pre-fight meal, right?  What did the girls at OA used to eat before their after school catfights?  Then again, now that I think about it, .....maybe I shouldn't go by them.  I seem to remember now that right before a catfight they would smoke a cigarette--that can't be....healthy.

I try and eat the soup.  Gross--I have no appetite.  Is it because I got lunch too early?  Is it pre-fight nerves?  Danielle is offline right now--is she doing an early lunch too?  I feel a hunger headache coming on, so I force the food down.  Now I have a stomach ache?  Shit, what if I have to.....use the bathroom....when Dsnielle is at my place.  What if SHE does?  Disgusting.

Oh, look, Danielle is back online now.  I throw away the half-eaten lunch.  I close out my email. I send her an Instant Message, "Headed out now", not expecting a reply, just letting her know. 

But, she does type something back.  "K.  Already at your place."

My heart sinks.  Then it goes into overdrive, my hands shaking and sweating.

Danielle??  At my place??

WHAT

THE

FUCK

DOES

THAT

MEAN??

She's in my parking lot?  In my lobby?  In my actual fucking living room?  On my actual fucking wifi??  How??

I tear out of the office, run to my car, and gun the engine.

What the fuck is this bitch up to?  Is this some pre-fight mind game?  I try to keep calm so as not to fall for it.  But I'm sweating like a fucking pig, I smell, and my mini skirt and sleeveless blouse have lost the sheen they had this morning.  The confident cockiness I was bathing in has gone down the drain.  That can't be good in a catfight.

I get to my parking lot.  Danielle's Range Rover is....IN ... MY .... FUCKING .... CARPORT.  I park way in the back.  Walking past the Range Rover, I key it.  Good.  I hope the bitch has a lease that's up next month.

I'm sweating even more--I smell like a gym.

I open the door.  Something smells like fresh pee.  Is that me?

Danielle is nonchalantly typing away at my kitchen table.  I scream at her, "How the FUCK did you get in here??".

"The door was unlocked, sweetie.  And you invited me over....if you had any idea of calling the cops."

"Bullshit," I protest.  But what if she's right?  I WAS....ummm...pre-occupied this morning.  Not in my usual routine.

I close the door behind me.  I kick off my heels ostentatiously.....challengingly.  I approach Danielle.

I step in....soaking wet carpet.

"Did you fucking pee on my carpet?"

"I didn't want go use your bathroom without asking.  Plus, you know...I don't know what....diseases.... you might have."

"I'm going to ....  make you ...  crap ...  that bulshit .... smug ...  attitude .... all over this carpet."

"Try it."

It's on.

To be continued.....

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Re: STEPHANIE: The 50-year old (fight) Virgin
« Reply #14 on: January 25, 2018, 12:44:38 PM »
GRITTY REALITY

In the days and weeks leading up to my fight with Danielle, I had masturbated frequently to an idealized fantasy of Danielle and I calmly and coolly striding into the furniture-less second bedroom of my condo, eyeing each other as we unbuttoned and tossed aside our blouses, revealing lacey bras supporting engorged, sexually aroused breasts.  We would square up like 19th century Marquess of Queenesbury Rules prize fighters, and calmly but efficiently exchange bare-knuckled fists to the nose and mouth, drawing blood and inducing swelling that, after minutes, began to hamper our vision.  We would stand ever closer, sickening bone-on-flesh sounds echoing through the room.  From time to time, one of our blows would knock the other down, giving the striker a jolt of pride snd pleasure at seeing her opponent fall and struggle to retain her footing.  As our strength waned under the punishment of the sustained mutual beating, our blows would start to miss their targets, glancing the cheek of our enemy, and the hand following through into the opponent's sweaty dishevelled hair.  Eventually, after one such double-miss, our sore, battered hands would grab on to the hair to steady and balance our wobbly knees and legs.  Our torsos would draw together, and our rock-hard breasts would touch, and then begin grinding together.  Moans of pain which we had stifled from mere face punches were now emanating uncontrolled from the depths of our throats, encouraging us to sustain and strengthen the grinding, causing our legs to tangle and crash to the floor in a heap.  We would roll in a heap on the floor, trying to mount the other and knead each others' vulnerable breasts, clawing each others' bras off, our battered faces pressed together.  I would unfailingly cum at this point, both in the fantasy fight and in my masturbation sessions, finding sweet release and deep gratification from breaking free from the restrictions of civilized life and embracing a violent resolution to my dispute(s) with Danielle, overwhelmed at the eroticsm of my rivalry with her, and yearning for the day it would be experienced as a flesh-and-blood (literally) reality.

That day has arrived, and the gritty reality bears not one scintilla of resemblance to my sexy anticipations.  I have a vulnerable sense of my privacy having been deeply violated and invaded.  Danielle has entered by condo, logged onto my internet, and (literally) fouled my nest.  I tear her out of the kitchen chair, my body in an uncontrollable, mad rage, seeking to transfer Danielle's body into the damp spot of pee carpet.  Danielle yields to my throw until the last second, tricking me with a judo self-defense matador trick, as I'm the one who, using my strength against myself, pratfalls face first into the pee, my sinuses burning from the acidic smell.

The sweet sights and smells from this morning are already departed.  The buttons of my sheer, sleeveless powder blue dress have torn, rendering the $300 top into little more than a light smock.  My ponytail pin has popped off in the donnybrook, and my hair is now and uncontrolled, unstyled net trying to annoyingly fall into my face and eyes and obstruct my view of my surroundings and my frustratingly unpredictable enemy.  The mini skirt has fallen down my waist, and rather than repair it, I kick it aside.  On my pantyhose remain covering my flesh from my toes to my waist, although small runs are already forming in them.  My body smells of sweat and pee. 

I take temporary comfort in Danielle's formal wear having sustained our initial barrel-roll no better.  The fabric of top has torn like tissue at the V of the neckline, and is loosely flapping like a storm-battered flag.  Her skirt bottom, too, has rolled over the hips and down to the knees, Danielle's legs instinctively kicking away the obstruction to the mobility of her knees, and revealing the underwear Danielle has worn to our battle--a set of crotchless panties similar to the ones which I had bought two hours ago at Victoria's Secret and which are still in their original box in my bag because I haven't had a chance to change into them because when I got home this rude, classless, insane, demented, perverted bitch Danielle had already parked in my spot, invited herself in, made herself comfortable, sand peed on my carpet.

When her panties reveal themselves, she and I lock eyes, both of us already fully knowing what her intention is to do next.  Danielle falls on top on me, pinning my shoulders with her hands, and straddles me with her knees.  She begins slapping my face, all the while upright and shimmying herself up my prone body.  I initially am able to retaliate by kicking my knees up and driving them desperately into Danielle's back, connecting solidly with loud thumping sounds and eliciting anguished cries of pain from my tormentor.  Still mounting me and shimmying ever-higher, Danielle pauses at my breasts and punishes them with successive rounds of punches, then glancing slaps, then pinches and twists.  The sordid unsexiness of our encounter so far actually works to my benefit at this point, since my breasts are so flabby and unaroused that they absorb Danielle's torture more stoically than either of us expect.  Realizing this, Danielle shimmies up my neck, and then mounts my face, her pee-soaked pussy locking firmly onto my mouth.  I attempt to respond with knees to Danielle's back, but hef kidneys are safely out of range.

From lack of breath, and from disgust at Danielle's body violating mine, I quickly become light-headed.  But even that pales at the humiliation of the realization that Danielle had this outcome scripted from the start.  Arranging for the fight to happen at my house.  Getting in my head by surprising me by being inside.  Shocking me by peeing on my floor.  Wearing crotchless to be able to pee anywhere, and then to sit on my face.

This wasn't even a fight.  It was a beatdown.

I begin to weep.  Danielle senses my flagging will, and begins grinding harder.  Her pussy gets wetter, and is quickly soaked.  She is going to cum on my face.  Only my passing out spares me the unerasable images, smells, and sounds of my enemy's victorious climax.

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I wake up around 6 that night.  Danielle is gone.  She has peed in every room in the condo, although whether she did that before or after beating me up and cumming on my face, I will never know, and don't care to find out.

Ripping out the carpet ends up costing me $12,000.  I told the workers an old dog have done it--they knew I was lying.  Replacing it with hardwood another $18,000.

I paid for it with my settlement package from Liberty when I resigned.

I put the newly-refurbished condo on the market in January 2017.  It sold in 3 days.

My dad was still depressed from my mom dying, so I moved in with him in North Easton.

North Easton.  I wonder.....if Julie still lives here.  No listing under her high school name--but I'm sure she's been married at least once.  I log onto Facebook.  It takes a few days, but I find an OA '84 group.

"Julie?  Yes, I know her--she her last name is E_____s now.  She's divorced, living in Mansfield.  Doing all right for herself, I think.  Sure, I'll tell her you were asking about her."

We exchange numbers.

"Julie?  Hi.  Thanks for taking my call.  Yes, I remember how you always started shit with me.   I didn't fight you because, well, honestly, I was afraid.  Then stayed afraid for 32 years before I finally did fight someone.  It went pretty much as badly as, well, as badly as I should have expected it to.  And, yes, I'm humiliated, and want to make it right.  I'm humiliated, but not afraid anymore.  I'm ready to fight you now.  You in?........Good."

To be continued......