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#1 2025-01-10 18:53:41

m2ichaela
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Drowning in a pool

Missbaron;
Have you played chicken fight in a pool while riding on your ex shoulders? This is a great opportunity for the woman to playfully push the man's face underwater and weaken him until he can'r resist or throw her off him

m2ichaela:

Obviously I didn't drown him to death, though I often really considered it in my fantasies.  He was never sure  I wouldn't  , so he did manage to dislodge me  several  times when I kept him under  beyond his ability to hold his breath.
There were often people around  in  hotel pools so of course I  made it look like it was just play even while I was literally sitting on his head to hold him  under.

However, among my  friends my actions were encouraged sometimes  and they  knew I had  control of him.  One of my wealthier  friends had  his own private  pool that was sculpted with shallow places at one end. while in the pool  with  my ex and three other people I climbed on his shoulder and had him carry me to the shallow end where I use my  weight to push him forward so he fell face down. I managed to stay on top of him, sitting on his back while he was in only about one and a half feet under water. My friends were  semi-seriously  shout things like "finish him this time"  and "Sit on him and don't let him up for air!!"  . While I sat on him that way, he  held his breath  until he passed out and I grabbed his hair and lifted his head above  the water as soon as I saw  bubbles   come up from his face.  He was still unconscious   when we dragged him from the  pool  and one of the  men was  nice enough to  sit on his back  to   squash  the water out of his lungs.

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#2 2025-04-20 11:03:21

m2ichaela
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Re: Drowning in a pool

Missbaron,
Almost drowning is a very frightening experience. I wonder why your ex didn't try to throw you off him when you sat on his head in a pool. I also wonder why he agreed to continue with such dangerous games, knowing that you have no mercy for him.

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#3 2025-04-22 15:38:11

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Re: Drowning in a pool

m2ichaela:

I couldn't really drown him even if I wanted to. My ex was more than strong enough to throw me off if he was really in  danger.  But as I became more annoyed with him , the more frequently I allowed myself to think about drowning or smothering him etc. entered my mind.   Don't misunderstand, I never really  intended to kill or really harm him.  It was just a way of amusing myself  and drowning him in the pool was an easy fantasy option since I was already sitting on him.

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#4 2025-04-25 21:58:14

m2ichaela
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Re: Drowning in a pool

Missbaron;
Did you consider put some restraints on your ex to prevent him from throw you off him?
For example - tying a rope around his neck and your thigh, or tying his wrists to your ankles while you're sitting on his shoulders.

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#5 2025-04-26 17:23:40

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Re: Drowning in a pool

m2ichaela:

No, I didn't consider restraining him in the pool or a lake . I did  tie him at home  sometimes because sometimes I just didn't want his big hands touching me when I was sitting on him.

As I said, actually drowning him was never a serious consideration but it became more frequent in my fantasies  as I  became  more annoyed with having him around all the time. This became only a little more amusing a  fantasy when  some of my friends watching from  poolside  laughingly  shouted things like "Sit on him and don't let him up for air!". I knew they were joking  except  for a few who really disliked him and even they didn't expect me to really  drown him. Still they often laughed when I let him up coughing water and trying to  catch his breath.

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