On the rope

Everyone else finishes their turn on the pull up bar, while you sit and fume, contemplating your next move. It comes to you when Mr. Showalter blows his whistle, and motions everyone over toward the set of ropes.

"Alright," he growls, "The ropes. Two at a time, you climb up, touch the top, and climb down. I will time you. It's that simple. Just do it."

The class line sup, and you do quick math in your head to make sure that you'll be climbing at the same time as the small brunette that pantsed you earlier. Slowly, the line moves, and you get closer and closer. Before you know it, you're standing in front of the rope, your heart pounding in your chest.

The whistle blows, and you both begin climbing. You get part way up, and ease back to make sure she gets slightly ahead of you. When she is in position, you reach over and tie the rope around her bottom foot, stopping her completely.

"Hey!" She shouts, trying to shake the rope off to no avail. You then climb up a little higher, and grab the waistband of her shorts, ripping them down to her knees. She reaches back, and frantically tries to cover her tiny red thong, but ends up losing her grip. She falls backward, and the rope catches her ankle, hanging her upside down in her tiny red panties.

Her shirt quickly flies up above her torso, and you grab it, along with her black sports bra. You pull them both down over her arms, trapping them above her head, and revealing her small, perky breasts to the class. Her eyes go wide, and she flails, attempting to free herself. She is unsuccessful. You laugh, as you finish climbing the rope, and the rest of the class cheers. You climb back down, winking at the mostly naked woman on your way.

It's several minutes before someone climbs up and helps her down, but her humiliation is complete. She can't even look you in the eye as she runs back to the locker room. You smile, hoping she's not the only one who learned a lesson today.

You go about the rest of your day, promising yourself that was the last time, and that you're not going to become one of those people. Things don't always go as planned, or course.