Experience taught me what to do, as I walked in and began to massage her shoulders. While Mistress did not respond to me immediately, she did show cle...r signs as to her enjoyment."That's it," Mistress smiled, "I needed this after a long day at work." Thank you, Mistress," I replied.Several minutes later, when Mistress was fully satisfied with her massage, she looked at her glass, and asked:"Did my girl go all her chores today?" Yes, Mistress," I replied."Do you get your uniform dirty?" No. The couple had not noticed me yet, their conversation was loud and their focus seemingly entirely on each other. As I got closer I saw their reflections in the window and I realised something was not as it should be. They were both topless and the woman was massaging her breasts. Then I began to hear what they were saying. She was giving him instructions on stroking his cock.“That’s right, slow strokes. I didn’t give you permission to speed up! You get so eager whenever I let you touch it.”I. I asked her why they don’t have children. She burst out and said that her husband was not interested in sex. He used to have sex with her during early days of life but afterward left having sex. I consoled her saying don’t worry; I will be always available to you as a friend.Then, we started having online sexting to decrease her desires, but they started to increase. One day, she told her wish to have children. And that was with me. I said her; I can give her pleasure, but for children, have to. To some there may be several apparently pejorative terms used. During any war, the warriors use terms among themselves to describe themselves that civilians may find offensive. During the Viet Nam War sailors used to refer to themselves as enlisted swine and snuffies (referring to the cartoon character, Snuffy Smith). If this offends you lighten up. It was their rough brand of humor. I should also tell you a little bit about the USS Porterfield (DD-682). She was built in 1943. A Fletcher Class.