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BobNbobbi
Over 90 days ago
Male, 81
United States
About
I am retired, divorced 20 years after 31 years of marriage (once) with a daughter of memory, one married son and two grandies now in their teens. I worked professionally in technical fields until my alcoholism blasted my ability to function ten years ago. My pleasure these days is being with my friends of all sorts, writing pornography, dressing and looking for quick love in all the wrong places. I enjoy specializing in fifteen minute relationships, thirty if he has a good one.
The stories I write almost exclusively deal with married women who have an outside lover or sex partner. I hesitate using the word cuckold because I think the word itself carries too much baggage beyond its simple meaning of a man with an unfaithful wife.
Interests
Beyond friends and their friendship my interests are in politics, science, music and the arts in general especially classical music, some country, 60s-70s R&R and old time big band music. I am a history major of years ago and do my best to keep reading in books related to that field. When football season rolls around on Sunday afternoon you will find me glued to the screen watching my Dallas Cowboys. I even haul my ass to my local sports bar where they know I don't drink and swig cokes as I live and die with each play.
Favorite Books
I used to read Clancy but he up and died on us recently; I think his Red Storm Rising was a most under-appreciated book. I like WEB Griffin's books too, but they are amusing with blatant editing omissions. I think what I like about both Clancy and Griffin is their characters grow from book-to-book through a series. I get to know them that way. Jean Auel and her Earth's Children series were like that too, Ayla and Jondalar became my sister and brother from 30,000 years ago over the thirty years of that series.
In non-fiction Churchill was a hell of a good author if one wants to get a good feel for the twentieth century from a nineteenth century perspective. Teddy White's Making of the President series plus especially his book on the downfall of Nixon is superb.
Beyond mentioning these few I hope anyone actually reading this lives reasonably close to a library. Just looking through the stacks and reaching for whatever title grabs your fancy is worthwhile. I did that when younger and had to choose to purchase food over books and it works just as well today.
Favorite Movies
Any movie where the girls start taking their clothes off in the first five minutes is okay by me.
Favorite TV Shows
I don't watch the shows most watch, just news on CNN or MSNBC for political commentary, sometimes ESPN for some very specific event and whatever channel the Cowboys are on when football season rolls around.
Favorite Music
I enjoy most music, classical except opera, '40s era big band music, Miller, Bassie, Berrigan, Goodman, some jazz but not a big jazz buff, some country music too, Willie Nelson, EmmyLou Harris, Guy Clark or any of the Texas singer/songwriters. I first heard Dylan when in college back in early 60s, first saw him at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia in February of 1966; he was riveting then and remains so. Those are just a few of the music types I enjoy. I guess I should add as a group the classic lady torch singers; if you don't get stiff hearing Peggy Lee sing you are either a woman, deaf or dead.
The stories I write almost exclusively deal with married women who have an outside lover or sex partner. I hesitate using the word cuckold because I think the word itself carries too much baggage beyond its simple meaning of a man with an unfaithful wife.
Interests
Beyond friends and their friendship my interests are in politics, science, music and the arts in general especially classical music, some country, 60s-70s R&R and old time big band music. I am a history major of years ago and do my best to keep reading in books related to that field. When football season rolls around on Sunday afternoon you will find me glued to the screen watching my Dallas Cowboys. I even haul my ass to my local sports bar where they know I don't drink and swig cokes as I live and die with each play.
Favorite Books
I used to read Clancy but he up and died on us recently; I think his Red Storm Rising was a most under-appreciated book. I like WEB Griffin's books too, but they are amusing with blatant editing omissions. I think what I like about both Clancy and Griffin is their characters grow from book-to-book through a series. I get to know them that way. Jean Auel and her Earth's Children series were like that too, Ayla and Jondalar became my sister and brother from 30,000 years ago over the thirty years of that series.
In non-fiction Churchill was a hell of a good author if one wants to get a good feel for the twentieth century from a nineteenth century perspective. Teddy White's Making of the President series plus especially his book on the downfall of Nixon is superb.
Beyond mentioning these few I hope anyone actually reading this lives reasonably close to a library. Just looking through the stacks and reaching for whatever title grabs your fancy is worthwhile. I did that when younger and had to choose to purchase food over books and it works just as well today.
Favorite Movies
Any movie where the girls start taking their clothes off in the first five minutes is okay by me.
Favorite TV Shows
I don't watch the shows most watch, just news on CNN or MSNBC for political commentary, sometimes ESPN for some very specific event and whatever channel the Cowboys are on when football season rolls around.
Favorite Music
I enjoy most music, classical except opera, '40s era big band music, Miller, Bassie, Berrigan, Goodman, some jazz but not a big jazz buff, some country music too, Willie Nelson, EmmyLou Harris, Guy Clark or any of the Texas singer/songwriters. I first heard Dylan when in college back in early 60s, first saw him at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia in February of 1966; he was riveting then and remains so. Those are just a few of the music types I enjoy. I guess I should add as a group the classic lady torch singers; if you don't get stiff hearing Peggy Lee sing you are either a woman, deaf or dead.