Science fiction
When erotic fantasy meets scientific fantasy
The Science Fiction genre collects stories whose narrative theme is based on hypotheses or intuitions of a more or less plausibly scientific nature and intersects with the erotic, in a mixture of erotic fantasy and science.
3 erotic stories of the genre science fiction which were read 5.4K times.
🚶♂️🛸🛸🛸 Long WalkIt all started in August 2021, as usual I went walking in the early evening of a Friday being a widower, I would use the walk to reflect on my life. I live in the country and close a national park, not many people around and so I could go naked if I wanted too. At 50 quite fit and well off I had retired to the property after losing my wife in 2019. Anyway. on this evening I was walking along the usual wooded trail and heard a buzzing first then it changed into humming and then suddenly stopped. ...reading time 4 minwritten on2023-10-27of
🛸Willing Test Subject🛸Phoenix EnvyCherry blossoms are falling, it's the beauty of the fall. It's a perfect moment in reflection that reciprocates a geisha designated as Phoenix Jade knee down in mediation underneath a cherry blossom tree. It's absolutely spectacular for eyewitnesses, not only because the secluded renown geisha but the beauty of the cherry blossoms falling with the rain dew. Each drip from a cherry blossom leaf represents the Astro Plains which our entire universe resides, and somewhere the supreme goddess but no...reading time 432 minwritten on
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Phoenix Envy Glorious Goddess. @Misguided AngelThe Bohemian Groove space colony had been abandoned for more than eighty years. Because all the Left Behind could build new colonies in which to live their personal utopia, but it was not written anywhere that this should be able to stand up. Some colonies thrived and were enlarged, others remained depopulated, and Bohemian Groove was too far, too much based on the charisma of one person, could not succeed. The last ones to leave had taken away everything of value, especially generators. There...reading time 12 minwritten on
2019-05-19of
Hermann Morr