Clinical Case Studies – Introduction

A lot has been written about swapping, and I immediately abandoned the idea of adding another volume to the many I had read and seen, a number of which were written by friends of mine. Just as I was beginning to feel particularly perplexed about what I was going to write on, I interviewed a most fascinating and extremely candid young woman in her late twenties who told me all about herself. In the privacy of my office she recounted intimate details of her married life, relating that as her husband began spending more time away from home in business pursuits, the more bored she became.

“So what did you finally decide to do?” I asked, my curiosity thoroughly aroused by that point. “I hope you don’t think me too bizarre,” she laughed. “In fact, some people would think me downright crazy, warped, and every other uncomplimentary thing that one person could say about another in a bad context.” “Please elaborate.”

“When I started getting so hot that I felt compelled to masturbate every day, and still wasn’t satisfied, since I didn’t have a man to take care of my needs, I stumbled on a wild idea. I went down the street to the local pet shop and began watching the male dogs strutting around proudly. There was one dog in particular, a strapping young Doberman, that really caught my eye. Maybe I was going crazy or something, but I began feeling sex vibrations down between my legs the longer that I looked at him. I decided that I just had to have him, so I bought him right there on the spot and took him home. I guess you can figure out easily enough what happened. I immediately got curious about him sexually, and next thing I knew I was taking my clothes off. We wound up letting nature take its own course, and from that point on we’ve maintained a beautiful relationship together. I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”