Theater. Do we call Shakespeare fiction? Yet it is assuredly creative writing. Yes, short stories and novels are fiction and are certainly creative wr...ting. But well-formed essays, opinion, and rhetoric are all creative writing as well. Our emphasis will be on narrative craft, character development, and literary tropes as you both read and write creatively.”I was thinking about her introduction as I made my way to my last class of the day, chemistry, when I was slammed up against a locker by. He always asked this. Most clients wanted greater emphasis placed on their neck and shoulders to relieve the stress of hunching over a desk or a computer for long hours. A few runners wanted more attention to their legs."Just the usual," Alexis murmured. "Only more." "Sure, hon," he whispered. "It's been a tough few days," she confided. "The guy I've been seeing...I don't know...things aren't working out."Ah, there it was. His initial observation had been accurate—beneath that self-assured. ." A sudden, horrible thought crossed my mind. "You didn't!" Wendy's smile grew a little wider. I looked down at my body only to see what I had feared. With the exception of my penis and testicles, from the waist down I was virtually identical to Wendy! She had given me her wide hips and delightfully rounded and very feminine shaped rear.What else had she done to make me fit into her jeans...? I looked at Wendy, noticing for the first time that we were almost the same height.The mystery. I slowly started kissing my way down her body. Kissing her neck, kissing her chest, stopping to softly tongue and suck her on nipples; I continued to kiss my way down her stomach. Shifting my position, I lightly guided her to spread her legs a little more and then I situated myself between her legs, and stopped briefly to admire her young, nicely shaved pussy. Touching her, and running my fingering gently over her mound, I dipped down to kiss just above her slit. She bent her knees slightly and.