ex-millennial girl

Saturday, September 16, 2006

Drugs, Sex & Blood

Leila hadn’t called for over twenty four hours. I sat with my Russian roommates in their living room. We watched TV, wrapped ourselves in blankets, shivered, shat, and tried to find comfort in anything.

“Fuck, why doesn’t she call?” Ollie yelled, calling her beeper number for the hundredth time. I knew what he was hearing – “The number you are calling, has been disconnected, or is no longer in service…”

Tanya and I winced.

We were doing shots of cheap Mexican liquor and chewing Tylenol III with codeine.

“You know, I almost feel okay,” I told them. They nodded slightly.

Just then, my personal phone rang. It was Michele.

“Michele!”

“Baby, it’s okay. It’s okay.”

“No it’s not!”

“I’m getting sick just like you are. But me and Jerry are on our way to your place. It’s gonna be okay, he’s gonna help us.”

“But HOW?”

“We’re almost there. Just hang on. And don’t tell your fucking roommates! Are they right there?”

“Yes.”

Fifteen minutes later, the buzzer rang. I buzzed them into the building. I told Jerry to wait in the hall, ushering Michele through the door. Michele grabbed my arm and dragged me to my room.

“Why are you making him stand out there?!” she raged.

“Look at my room! It’s a mess!”

There was trash everywhere at least a foot deep, the product of junkie life. Nowhere to stand, even.

“You let him in here! He’s helping us! Let him in right now or I’m leaving!!!”

“No!” I was too ashamed. It was self explanatory – the place was a dump. I didn’t know why she was focusing on the issue so tenaciously.

“Fucking Stef!” She ran out and came back with Jerry, dragging him by his coat. He looked embarrassed for me. “It’s okay, I can wait in the hall,” he mumbled.

“No! I won’t let this bitch be rude to you! Stef, get some clothes on, we have to go to my apartment. We have vodka and Kahlua for White Russians. You like White Russians, right baby?” she asked me, smoothing my hair down. I was so embarrassed, I'd begun to cry soundlessly, my face grimacing, twisted up. I barely managed a nod.

“So okay. You get dressed and we’ll fix you up.”

“HOW?”

“Shut up! Don’t tell your roommates!”

“But how?”

“Leila had to change her beeper number. I have it.”

For the first time, there was hope. I gasped.

“Yeah, that’s right. She’s in Philly until ten. That’s two hours. We’ll be at my place for two hours and then she’ll deliver. Jerry’s buying us four bags.”

Still crying, I looked at Jerry for confirmation. He looked away from my face, and the mounds of trash, and nodded. Finally, he actually requested to wait out in the hall. Michele let him.

“How could you do that to him! Making him wait in the hall. You’re lucky I’m such a good friend, Stef. But I’ll never forgive you for that!” she yelled as I hopped into the least dirty jeans I could find.

“Michele, you see this place! I didn’t want to gross him out! It’s embarrassing!”

“Still. C’mon, hurry.”

We left. I told Tanya and Ollie that we were going to get drunk at Michele’s. They believed me, of course, after they asked Michele if she had any opium.

“Sorry, guys. I’m as fucked as you are. I’m just really drunk,” she told them. They gave her three Tylenol IIIs, which she gulped down immediately.

We got back to her empty loft and poured ourselves huge White Russians. My Tylenol IIIs were keeping me level, and the alcohol helped, too.

“Mm, I know, Stef.” Michele said theatrically as she and Jerry sat on her loveseat. “Let’s have a threesome.”

I rolled my eyes. “I’m going out on your fire escape for a cigarette.” I stood out there smoking, feeling the rush of excitement. The opium was coming. It was!

I walked back into the loft, to a slightly metallic smell and strange sounds.

“Uh! Uh!” Michele yelped. She was riding him on a kitchen chair. They were fucking in full swing, bobbing up and down, their organs grinding in full view. “Yes! Fuck me, fuck me!”

“Whatever,” I said softly and walked quickly into Michele’s bedroom, shutting the door.

The door opened soon enough, and Michele poked her head in. “Steffy, don’t you want to see his big cock fuck my pussy?” she asked, hurt.

I was always bothered by Michele’s sexuality. Her sex was like her drug abuse – obnoxious, too conspicuous, greedy, and always taking advantage of the other person. She liked to degrade her partners. Sometimes I was one of them.

When I didn’t say anything, she moved into the room. She laid flat on the loveseat cushion, her pussy sat out, elevated. “Come fuck me in here, Jerry.”

Jerry looked at me quickly, his pants still down and his dick still hard. Yes, it was big, like over eight inches. I could not have looked more bored.

He go on his knees in front of her and she spread her legs to let him in. That’s when I realized where the metallic smell was coming from – Michele was bleeding heavily, on her period.

“Oh come on Michele,” and I started to leave.

“No! Stay! I want you to watch!” she cooed, but it was more whining than cooing.

I stood there and looked at the photos on her wall.

“Watch, Stef! Watch his cock go in my pussy!”

It wasn’t easy. The blood had dried, become hard. His stabbing dick wasn’t going in at all. Michele spit a loogy into her palm and rubbed herself. “There.”

“Eww,” I said.

“Watch!” she yelled at me, cruelly. “Watch him fuck me!”

Jerry looked into my eyes and saw just how much I loathed being there. “Michele, she doesn’t want to be –”

“Shut up! Shut up and fuck me with your big fucking cock!”

This time, it went in.

“Oooh, ooooh-yeahhhhh” said the bad porn actress. “Oooh, Stef are you watching this? Yeahhhh.”

It looked very painful. Dried blood clumps went in and out along with his dick, which went in at an awkward angle. Michele was lying. I knew it hurt.

“This is ridiculous!” I yelled.

“Stop trying to ruin my good time!! I want to get fucked by my boyfriend and I want my pretty girlfriend to watch! What’s wrong with that?”

The way she said it, I actually felt guilty for a second.

“Ohh, I love you watching me, Stef. I love his cock, don’t you love watching his cock? Isn’t it huuuuge? Stef, isn’t it?”

Jerry looked up for my answer.

“Um-hmm.” I said.

“Fuck yeah fuck me so hard fuck me hard fuck it fuck that pussy so hard-”

“Dammit Michele will you just shut up and get fucked? I need to take a shit,” I said, and stormed out. I stayed in the bathroom for as long as I could. When I came out, they sat in her bedroom fully dressed. Michele glared at me, but somehow the whole subject was dropped.

The only person who “came” was Leila, and that’s all that mattered. Leila called Tanya and Ollie from Michele’s place and gave them her new beeper number. Michele told Leila not to mention she’d seen us that night. While Leila talked to the Russians, we could hear them yelling for joy.

“Those roommates of yours are pretty crazy,” Leila told me. “But I kinda like ‘em.”

“Me too,” I said.

13 comment(s):

  • Damn that is a gritty post, aw fuck it, every post you make is gritty. I swear i wanna option the movie rights.

    By Blogger Johnny Wadd, at Sunday, 17 September, 2006  

  • wow this was the wildest story yet. But I do have to say it kind of turned my belly a little bit. I feel I need a very very long shower after reading it.

    By Blogger gamerbri, at Sunday, 17 September, 2006  

  • That was disgusting.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at Monday, 18 September, 2006  

  • well written- i could almost smell that...

    the very


    By Blogger The Very Reverend Ace Clemmons, Jr., at Monday, 18 September, 2006  

  • extraordinarily well written.

    If I find out this is all a work of fiction I will come to US and punch you in the face.


    Hugs and kisses

    doom
    xx


    By Blogger Doom/Blondie, at Monday, 18 September, 2006  

  • @doom-b: I worked in an office at 57th and 7th right around the time stef's blog is covering. She knows the area so I doubt its a fictional story - at least not completely.

    =====================

    - I think her comments on nyc are on target. it's more conservative than people think and not nearly as dangerous as it used to be. I can remember times square back in the mid 80's - definitely alot grittier than the Disney-fied shrine to consumerism and tourism its become.

    - read the whole blog over the past few days. still digesting it. its disturbing yet fascinating.


    By Blogger Racer XX, at Tuesday, 19 September, 2006  

  • Racer,


    Being a fan of Stef is like falling in love. We all know what it's like - that fear of letting go and dropping right in.

    I really want to believe (and 90% of me does) but I know for a FACT that other blogs are bogus.

    Stef is truly one of the best, but that niggling 10% of me remains.

    In fact: It's quite a violent feeling inside me. Reading a blog is not like reading the X-Men or watching an episode of Lost... when we know that it is contrived. We all place trust and faith in the author. And gradually we are sucked into the world.

    I actually made a 15 minute film based on the memoirs from the blog of another written I know. I do have faith.

    Perhaps I should send a DVD to Ex-Millenial Girl.


    By Blogger Doom/Blondie, at Tuesday, 19 September, 2006  

  • Thanks for the notice on this post. It's a particularly nasty story/experience I've had inside me for a while.

    Regarding whether this blog is fiction - shit, I wish I could write fiction like this. I would almost have to be a genius to be able to weave the story to correspond with old pictures of me with various people.

    I'm working on a short story right now because I wanted to prove to myself I could write about something else. But I can't. It's still me, just younger. Whatever. I guess it's still good practice.

    I bet a lot of people wonder about Michele. I do too. I have the capacity to get in touch with her again - today, in fact, if I wanted to. We didn't drift apart because of some fight, either.

    I don't know when or where in the story this blog will end. But it's all true, I swear.


    By Blogger Stefanie, at Tuesday, 19 September, 2006  

  • Oh, I definitely think you should contact her. Might not want to tell her about your blog just yet...but that kind of reunion might shape where you decide to take this thing, what kind of "ending" it gets. I wouldn't worry that you feel unable to write a piece of fiction. Your mission, whether you choose it or not, is probably to do this story to its intended conclusion. And maybe sometime later, when you've finished, something else will occur to you, fictional or otherwise. Love the blog!

    By Anonymous J to the Looo, at Tuesday, 19 September, 2006  

  • oh i would defeinetly have her *guest blog*

    By Blogger The Very Reverend Ace Clemmons, Jr., at Wednesday, 20 September, 2006  

  • I think you should get in touch with Michele but I so wouldn't tell her about the blog. For the most part just get in touch and see just how she is doing and has she changed her life?

    By Blogger gamerbri, at Wednesday, 20 September, 2006  

  • A story about the slighty younger you? With the level of memory recall you exhibit here I'm sure I'd be highly interested, provided it was also non-fiction. Best of luck expanding your skill set whenever you attempt it.

    -JMH


    By Anonymous Anonymous, at Friday, 22 September, 2006  

  • "Regarding whether this blog is fiction - shit, I wish I could write fiction like this."

    Well stated.


    By Blogger I.:.S.:., at Wednesday, 27 September, 2006  

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