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The author of this story has read and accepted the rules for posting stories. They guarantee that the following story depicts none of the themes listed in the Forbidden Content section of the rules.
The following story is a work of fiction meant for entertainment purposes only. It depicts nonconsensual sexual acts between adults. It is in no way meant to be understood as an endorsement of nonconsensual sex in real life. Any similarities of the characters in the story to real people are purely coincidental.
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Index:
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2 (MF Con Awkward teenage sex)
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7 MF noncon
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9 F solo
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12 MF Noncon
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Title: The CUNT Rapist
Author: RapeU
Chapter Tags: Nosex, main character introduction and story set up.
Content Warnings: Cheap high school prom
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This is a story about the journey of Frances Alexandria Turner, aka Alex, and her descent into mental madness. We'll first start with an unfortunate first sexual encounter when she was 18. Then, we follow her as she attends Cook College, a branch of the University of North Texas in the fictional small town of Cook, Texas. Most of the time people generally use CC as the abbreviation, but knuckleheaded young adults keep calling it CUNT college as a never ending joke. Alex struggles to find someone else to have sex with. Most guys her age prefer thinner girls, and any relationship she starts ends quickly. Her mental state fractures further as she becomes increasingly frustrated. Desperate to satisfy her quenchless desires, Alex decides to force men to have sex with her. Thus begins the birth of... the CUNT Rapist.
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The CUNT Rapist
Chapter 1 - High School Prom
The country club smelled of bleach and smoke. A kitchen fire had ravaged the place several years ago. Despite numerous attempts, no one had successfully eradicated the odor, which clashed with the elegance intended for the senior high school prom. Maroon drapes covered the windows, maroon and white being our school colors, and the drapes were mediocre at best. Their fabric was a little too plain and uninspired for such a special night. The lighting was uneven, casting awkward shadows in certain corners and leaving other areas too bright. But it was either the country club or the high school cafeteria. And even in the mood I was in, I had to agree that the country club was a better location. Who wants to have prom in a cafeteria?
You might be wondering what kind of mood I was in. The same kind of mood I generally always had back then, as if I had a persistent dark cloud threatening inclement weather hanging over my head. An awkward feeling that I just didn't belong pounded on my head like a battering ram against a castle gate. I tried to suppress it, but the feeling gnawed at me the whole evening.
I had gone to prom with my boyfriend Max, a moment I had dreamed of since we started dating. He was the first guy who'd ever shown interest in me, and I still remembered how that felt like a miracle. Max was smart and lean, with carefully styled brown hair that fell just right over his forehead. He wore wire-rimmed glasses and was always adjusting them when he got nervous. That night, he wore a black tuxedo that hugged his angular frame perfectly, every seam tailored as if it were made just for him. The sight of him in that tux made him look like he had stepped out of an indie film, his presence striking against the backdrop of the dance floor, while I stood beside him, feeling like the luckiest person in the room.
“You look really beautiful tonight, Alex,” Max said as we swayed awkwardly to a slow song. His hands rested lightly on my waist, like he was afraid to grip too firmly. “That dress really brings out your eyes.” I mumbled a thank you, not believing him for a second. The maroon dress I'd picked was the only one in the plus-size section that didn't make me look like I was wearing a tent. Still, the compliment made my heart flutter. But something about Max felt different. His gaze kept drifting over my shoulder, scanning the room like he was looking for an escape route. He'd check his phone when he thought I wasn't looking, and whenever he laughed it sounded hollow.
“Are you okay?” I asked, tugging his attention back to me. “Yeah, of course.” Max adjusted his glasses again, that nervous tic I usually found endearing but that time seemed ominous. “Have I mentioned how amazing you look tonight?” His voice sounded flat instead of genuine. “Seriously, Alex, that color is perfect on you.” The second compliment felt even more forced than the first. Max had never been the type to shower me with praise. Even if he did, I wouldn't have believed it. But that night he seemed almost desperate to convince me. Little did I know he was trying to convince himself.
The slow song ended. One second later the crowd cheered at the DJ in encouragement as everyone instantly recognized the next song. Du-dut, du-dut…du-dut, du-dut “YEAH” my twin brother, J.J., and multiple others screamed out the iconic title. While I loved the song, what kind of uncultured swine doesn’t at least think the beat is cool, I knew there was no way I was comfortable enough to dance to it in a crowd. Maybe if I was 100 pounds lighter. Maybe. I awkwardly pulled Max and myself away from the dance floor closer to the tables.
Max then leaned over and whispered something in my ear that was totally unexpected. I thought he was going to ask me if he could dance to the song. It wouldn’t have bothered me, as long as he was dancing with a group and not just one person. Instead he whispered “Let’s go early back to my place. My parents are out on a date and won’t be home for a while. We could do it while they’re gone.”
Suddenly my heart skipped a beat and my mouth felt dry. I wondered if this is why he had acted so strange throughout the night. What would happen if I said no? I didn’t want to take that chance. We were both legally adults at 18 and responsible for our own actions. Plus, Max could probably get another girl with the snap of his fingers if he really wanted to. There’s no way I would get another chance at this if it got blown. I was always known as “J.J.’s sister.” No one ever said “ugly sister,” but there was always a hesitation and short silence right after someone said it. Generally it was obvious others thought of me as a fat slob.
“Let’s do it,” I whispered back in his ear.
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Did you hear the beat when reading about the song? I certainly heard it...