ENF - The F is your Girlfriend

Naked girls are hot. Not a single warm-blooded, straight guy would disagree with that statement.

Naked girls being naked where they shouldn't be? Infinitely hotter. Be it an upskirt from a fortunate breeze, or getting locked out of the house naked, or even getting pranked by some friends, there's no guy that wouldn't appreciate an unlucky girl getting exposed for his pleasure out in public. The thrill of embarrassment, the risk of not getting her clothes back, and the sheer potential for the number of eyes makes for quite an enthralling sight. Will she get her clothes back? Will she have to make the run of shame back to her car or residence? Will countless videos of her wind up all over the internet for the rest of time? It matters not, because the consequences aren't yours to bear.

However, does that change when it's specifically your girlfriend who winds up naked? A bunch of guys seeing your naked and embarrassed girlfriend at the beach after a bikini malfunction? Or maybe a meanspirited prank goes too far, and her shame is captured on countless phones. How would you react? Would you reassure of her beauty, and that there's really nothing to be ashamed of? Would you be fiercely protective of her, trying to shield her from the eyes of others? Would you be the cause of her nudity?

On the flip side, how does she react? Is she confident, unshaken, and even enjoying the attention? Is she shy, introverted, and on the verge of a nervous breakdown? Is she simply unbothered, not seeing it as a big deal?

All these questions and more, I hope to answer with this story.

Simply write your own branch with the girlfriend in question, and maybe caption it with the relevant personalities of either or both characters so that readers can easily sort through which branches they'd like to indulge in. Exhibitionism is obviously main kink, but there's a wide gamut of other kinks to indulge in too, so feel free to mark that down too if you like. I've written my first branch in first person, but there's no reason you have to, prospective author.