Summary
"The Sex Context: Consummation Procrastination" humorously illustrates a couple's banter about sexual restraint despite being married, with the wife refusing her husband's advances because she is wearing her wedding dress weeks after their wedding.
Abstract
The provided web content titled "The Sex Context: Consummation Procrastination" is a piece of stock photo flash fiction by Kiki Wellington. It features a humorous dialogue between a married couple, Scott and Charlotte, where Scott attempts to persuade Charlotte to be intimate, despite her insistence on preserving the sanctity of her wedding dress, which she is still wearing three weeks post-wedding. The playful exchange highlights the tension between the couple's sexual desires and the wife's desire to maintain a sense of tradition or propriety. The article also includes links to other related works by the author, exploring themes of negativity in relationships, sexual arousal to the sun, and another piece within "The Sex Context" series involving a chess game.
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“Oh, my Charlotte, won’t you let me come in and be with you this evening?”
“Scott, you know you can’t come in the bedroom right now! I have my wedding dress on!”
“Yes dear, I know, but…we’ve been married for three weeks!”
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