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Coitus Interruptus

reverendhornibastard
Depraved Deacon of Degeneracy
Shit happens! This is particularly true if you have any sticky, low-center-of-gravity mooches with deplorable personal hygiene habits (a.k.a. children) living in in your home.

I expected the diapers, the screaming and the colorful puke storms in the middle of the night.

But I certainly did not anticipate all the coitus interruptus.

In the early going, having the kids around had little impact on my schedule of frequent, in-home desplooginations. When our twins were newborns or infants Mrs Hornibastard and I could get after it right in front of them and they were none the wiser.

Then our twins became a little wiser and everything changed.

I remember very clearly our first coitus interruptus. I was gleefully pumping away on top of Mrs. Hornibastard when our daughter (3-4 years old at the time) suddenly appeared at our bedside. She was very concerned about Mommy’s vocalizations. She expressed her deep disapproval about Daddy hurting Mommy.

So we had to take a short break to reassure her that Mommy was just fine. My daughter’s facial expression suggested that she wasn’t really buying our story.

Not too long after that incident, our daughter showed up out of nowhere and chided her mom for sitting on Daddy’s face. She said something about it not being very polite. Our daughter had a very thick baby accent at the time so it was hard to understand exactly what she said. The tone of her voice, however, made it abundantly clear that she disapproved of this behavior.

So we had to clean up our act a little bit. We started closing doors and locking them whenever we were in the mood to get juicy.

When the kids were about 5 years old, Mrs. Hornibastard and I were well on our way to Nirvana when our son came into our bedroom. We were initially unaware of his presence until he suddenly bleated, “What? You’re doing THAT again?”

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His comment broke both our concentration and our rhythm but at least it made us laugh.

We later wondered when it was that our son had previously seen us getting juicy.

Now our twins are 10 years old. I think they’re beginning to understand and tolerate our wicked ways. But we close and lock our doors, double-checking that everything is secure, before we start getting sticky.

Mrs. Hornibastard used to get pretty vocal when she was having a really good time. It seemed that the happier she was, the noisier she became.

Now she whispers her orgasmic exclamations (if that makes any sense).

The coitus interrupt us was NOT mentioned in any of the pamphlets and informational brochures about having children!

4 comments

  • jackslash
    5 years ago
    “What? You’re doing THAT again?” That is funny!

  • GeneraI
    5 years ago
    Had the kid knock on the door this morning when his mom and I tried getting a quicky in. I started a new episode of paw patrol, and was back at with only a 2 minute break.
  • Warrior15
    5 years ago
    " My daughter’s facial expression suggested that she wasn’t really buying our story. "

    That is hilarious !!!!
  • reverendhornibastard
    5 years ago
    When they were younger, our twins were both annoyed and concerned if they caught Mrs. Hornibastard and me getting too frisky. They just couldn’t understand what could possibly motivate us to engage in such weird behavior.

    Now that they’re 10, they know what to call it and understand that it means mommy & daddy love each other.

    The parents of some of my son’s school buddies have recently divorced. He has seen the deep unhappiness this caused his buddies as their once happy homes were wrecked. My son then went through a phase when he was constantly on the lookout for trouble in my relationship with his mom. There never had been any trouble but he was clearly paranoid about the possibility.

    It was almost as if he expected it.

    So now if his mom and I lock ourselves in the bedroom, after I come back out he will usually ask me, “Did you and mom make love just now?” I find it a little annoying that he asks me this, but considering his recent paranoia about parents divorcing, I just grin at him and say, “What do think?” while winking at him like I am sharing a private little secret with him.

    He grins and gives me a hug.

    It’s terrible that his friends’ parents divorced and that his buddies suffered so much that it rubbed off on my son, giving his this totally unnecessary concern.
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