Parts one and two of Jess and Martins story are already available!

Well, most of you have undoubtedly heard of this series before. Admittedly, I have a love/hate relationship with this series, and it's caused a lot of controversy, as well as memes. Even if you've never actually read the books or watched the movies, I'm sure you've seen the images across social media for years now. Well, now it's mostly memes, but still LOL.

Read Part One

Three months into the worst break-up of my life, I found my way to a beach that no-one had ever heard of. Walking the length of the town, I had shown the picture of the beach I had stumbled upon to a group of college friends, on a drunken night out, but each person had said,

Gideon sat at the dim bar, listening to a favored jazz trio. A woman took a seat beside him and began talking to him in a low sultry tone. Her intentions could hardly be missed, and while she was attractive, Gideon just wanted to relax with a drink in hand to a good gig playing good music. “So,” the woman started, giving Gideon a once over.

Rebecca and Stacey stand up. I watched mesmerized, as they began kissing and fondling each other. Stacey unfastened Rebecca’s jeans, and slid them down her legs. Rebecca stepped out of them, and threw them at me. I caught them grinning. They went back to kissing, as Stacey slid her finger over Rebecca’s wet clit.

The internet is a hot bed of entertainment in recent years with most media becoming widely available because of a Wifi connection. This is true of music, films, video games, and more recently, manga. Yet the internet has also given birth to its own kind of media, exclusively online, which is true of manga as well. Media will specifically be made for that format, which shows it competes with the likes of television. One such graphic novel is a romance manga called This Doesn't Feel Like Me.

I joined Wattpad in 2012 after the demise of Inkpop (gone, but surely not forgotten). I wanted an outlet where I could showcase my written stories and engage with other writers like me hoping one day to get published. One of the first stories I published on Wattpad garnered 4,000 in over three years. Seeing the traction that story brought, I decided to make a series. Unfortunately, no one was interested.

I started writing explicit scenes in college. At first it was part of a massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) that I had gotten into with the guy I was sleeping with. We’d be in our separate dorms playing the game together and take “role playing” to a place the creators of the game likely didn’t intend (at least, not that they would admit). When he transferred out of state for a semester, we continued with the game but also just got together in private chats to offer one another little gifts for the wank bank.

Writer’s note: "Friend" refers to an intimate partner.

Now that I'd had my first new sex encounter I felt alive, like a new woman almost. I'd gotten my spark back and nobody could take it from me. After a few random hookups with Justin, we called it quits and he moved onto the next office fling, for a short time I thought I was special but he was just making his rounds. I told myself no more work flings at least until the new guy showed up. His name was Jason. He was tall, about 6'4" with a slightly muscular build, strong jawline, and deep brown eyes and his skin was so smooth I was almost jealous. Now Jason was above me, a manager, but not of my department, so that couldn't be too bad right? I was instantly drawn to him and him to me as well. I would always see him in passing in the hallways and we would both lock eyes, stare and then smile. I wasn't being cocky, I knew he wanted me, but how do I even start a conversation with him?