”“I bet he spent all morning jerking off,” muttered Zoe.Susan nearly choked and Michael went all red in the face.“That’s it young lady,” s...aid John. “Go to your room. Now!”“Fine. Don’t like what we’re eating anyway,” said Zoe, storming out of the room.“Just ignore her, Mike,” said John turning to his son. “She’s twenty years old and still behaving like a teen.”They finished their dinner in silence.The next day, after her husband had left for work and both Mike and Zoe had gone to their. My old roommate, Lauralee, had decided over the break to drop out of school and join the Air Force. She wanted to fly. It didn't take long to find out my new roomie had a definite fear of flying.Mary's mother and father helped her bring in her things as I walked in the door. I watched in horror as they unpacked the stuffed animals. She didn't look like a college student. No, Mary looked like Anna Kournikova. But younger. Anna has breasts as everyone knows. I wasn't too sure about Mary. She wore. ”Her answer almost knocked me off my chair. “I don’t think you’re man enough for what I like.” She smiled so sweetly while crushing my ego. I was virtually speechless.“Wha, what?” I stammered. “Not man enough?” Before I could become upset, she patted me on the hand.“Now, don’t take that personally. I like girls, a lot, and only very certain guys. I just don’t think you’re one of them.”I was still stuck on Not Man Enough. I couldn’t remember anyone ever saying I was N.M.E, and I couldn’t imagine. Without even looking up at him, she shrugged her shoulders as if to say "suit yourself". He clearly was the convivial type, and she was already bracing herselffor a long and boring flight made even worse by sitting next to a chatterbox. This was a rather different turn of events for her though, as Cathy seldom ever has to worry about others especially men showing any interest in her. Her life had been a perfect one, popular in high school, grew up into amoderately beautiful woman. She met her.