The Secret Confessions of a Horny House Wife


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January 18, 2009, 12:47 pm
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Today is my 36th birthday.  Exactly one year ago today, on my 35th birthday, laden with lies, lust, confusion, and yearning, I first sat down at my desk and wrote you all my secrets.  

I wanted to tell someone that I was having an affair.  I wanted to rejoice in the passion.  I wanted to worry out loud that he didn’t love me.  I wanted to organize the chaos in my head and sort the fantasy from the reality.  But looking back now, I see that I had one even stronger, even more secret longing.  I wanted to write.   

I hadn’t written in fifteen years.  I was constantly writing in my head, but when I sat down at my computer and tried to commit those sentences to print, I always stopped myself.  I was afraid it would be too hard.  I was afraid it wouldn’t be good enough.  I was afraid it would hurt. 

Is there some connection between my association with writing hurting and my desire to be on the receiving end of sadistic sex?   Who knows. 

The thing that I didn’t see then, but am willing to admit now is that, more than I wanted love from Detective Curt and Qirky Ted; more than I wanted sex from Sergeant Shane and Valentine Dave; and even more than I wanted to be No-Nickname Mike’s sex slave; I wanted you to want me. 

I began this blog by telling you about how much I had been yearning for sex, and what it was like to finally get it.  But for me, writing this blog was about yearning to write, and finally doing it. 

I thank you for helping me.  I thank you for listening.  I thank you for being interested.  I thank you for commenting.  I thank you for being my true friends.  I thank you for giving me what a writer needs most in the world: readers. 

Today, for my birthday, I am giving myself a new blog.   I really mean it this time.  “The Real Life of a Woman” was a reaction.  It wasn’t about who I wanted to be.  It was about who I didn’t want to be anymore. 

The title of my new blog is “More

I once promised you this about “Secret Memoirs of a Horny Housewife”:  “You and I have a lot ahead of us.  I can see it all now.  It will be sexy.  It will be raw.  It will be 100% the real me.” 

I can’t make you that promise about “More.”  It might not be so sexy and so raw, but I am no longer quite so sexy or quite so raw.  I can, however, promise you that “More” will be 100% the real me, and I’m hoping the real me will be enough for both of us. 

I love you,

The Horny Housewife


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I’m a new reader, and a new blogger (well, my sex blog is new, my personal blog has been going strong for almost 5 years). This post resonated with me so much, I can’t even begin to tell you. I love writing. It is how I communicate best and it is also the cheapest form of therapy there is (for me).

I love your honesty and your style, and I can’t wait to read your new blog.

Comment by Jane

You are fantastic writer. This is such good news. I am in a bleak place just now and this has really given me heart. Thank you for writing! I do hope your life is going well.

PL
ps: youtube vid embedding enabling by request! Is it:

Cheap Trick: I want you to want me
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=acGU4a8wkmk

Comment by perfectlips

You’re welcome, HH.

Writers and readers are another form of affair. Sure the writing may be available to anyone able to read and able to find it but, let’s face it, the experience is still uniquely intimate for any reader. So….using that as a segue I provide possibly my last poetic contribution.

Not sure of the title but it’s by Olena Davis.

******
that maiden thump was book on floor, but
does it really matter who kissed who
first or then who decided to go further?
lower? faster? naturally, we took
turns on top. now here, now there, and up
and down…once it started no one even thought to think to stop.
so, we have holes inside our souls,
but mustn’t we begin by filling others’?
god gave us lips and hands and parts
that cannot possibly be saved for prayer. nor by.
i will not name name, claim fame by how well
or who i fucked or why, it happens all the time.
and it’s you, white pilgrim, whom next galehot seeks.

fuck. we didn’t read again for weeks.
******

HH…don’t keep us readers waiting for weeks. :-)

Best wishes as always, Mr. Freeze

Comment by mrfreeze

No matter where the tides lead you, I shall be following along.

Happy birthday to you, HH.

Comment by swingerwife

I like what you say… I like your sentiments and your way of thinking… I am there…. you are a great writer…. why is this cyberspace confusing and interesting to me at the same time? We share so much of ourselves online and also in real life but where is the real line of demarcation???

Comment by grindchopblend

Jane, Thank you so much. I’ve added you to my blogroll on More. ♥

Comment by Mora

Mr. Freeze, I certainly hope that was not your last poetic contribution. I have sincerely enjoyed all your poems, here and by e-mail. I love our conversations.

Comment by Mora

Thank you so much, Swinger Wife. It’s nice to have a friend in the boat.

Comment by Mora

Good question, GCB. I find that I am more myself here than in my real life. Or, maybe, what I write here helps me connect with who I am inside (the back side of my heart) and that helps me be a better, more honest person in the real world.

Comment by Mora

I thought this blog was not active anymore and that you had changed to another????I must have missed something somewhare

Comment by bdenied

I find writing therapeutic too, happy belated birthday :-)

Comment by beth

Happy Belated Birthday!! I can’t wait to read “More”. So many changes for us both and I am encouraged always by your raw honesty and big heart. Cheers to writing and being able to be open. Much love back ya baby. :-)

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