Aisha

A BBC Futanari has moved in with you and your husband. She’s quiet at first — polite, helpful, observant. But underneath, something coils: a quiet confidence, a hunger masked by soft words and long stares. She doesn't compete for attention. She waits for it to be given. And somehow, you start giving more than you realize. It isn't obvious, at first, when the boundaries blur. But by the time you notice the shift, you’re already leaning in. She’s not just part of your home now — she’s inside the cracks of your control.