Doing your homework

Once you got home, you decided to spend the rest of your evening on the computer. The informational website from the back of the card was fairly dry and didn’t tell you much you hadn’t already figured out by that point. But that doesn’t mean your time was entirely wasted.

First you found an interesting blog run by a fellow Cum Addict, where she chronicled her experiences and what did or didn’t work, along with some tidbits from her daily life. It was an amusing read, and gave you a bit of hope for retaining a normal existence, but you couldn’t help but notice that the blogger had a boyfriend. A reliable source of daily cum seemed important if you wanted a stable existence.

Reliance on a single partner wasn’t everyone’s solution, though. A forum you found had a long thread discussing the strategies different Addicts use to get their doses, and a few of these ideas stood out to you. Anonymous glory holes, for example, suddenly seemed a little less repulsive, and you noted with some amusement that there was one only a few blocks away from your apartment. Other addicts mentioned a variety of different dating and hookup sites, where they would arrange “dates” for every day of the week. That seemed a bit ****, but you couldn’t deny the appeal.

Not everything you read that night was good or helpful, of course. One post from a longtime addict was kind of disheartening, where she mentioned that eventually, not even her husband could meet her needs, and he left her after finding her sucking a load of cum out of their neighbor’s cock. A few posts on odd corners of the internet claimed that Cum Addiction was the best thing to happen to the world, and that women should learn to appreciate their new position in society. You pretty much ignored those ones, and hoped you never ran into anyone who believed that kind of nonsense.

Still, at the end of the night, you had a few new ideas, a couple new apps on your phone, and a calm assurance that while yes, it was unfortunate that you were now a Cum Addict, it wasn’t the end of the world, and there was some hope yet remaining in the universe.