A World Without "No": Free Use for All

By Melissa Miranti

The Relief Act changed society. Its aim was to make sure nobody would ever suffer from sexual rejection again, by taking away the ability to say no from the population. When it was sent to the public for a referendum, it was approved overwhelmingly. The world that Nickolas lives in is one where he can choose any woman he likes, and fuck her in any way he likes, in any place and at any time. He wouldn't have it any other way.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Melissa Miranti
• Release date: Apr 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463425992

Melissa Miranti

About the AuthorMelissa Miranti is a bisexual Brooklyn-based erotica writer. She has been writing erotica since she was younger than she’d like to admit, but began publishing in early 2016. She lives with her wife, who generously indulges her myriad fetishes. She hopes that you enjoy her stories, and by all means, do enjoy them thoroughly. You can even commission your own story!

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A World Without No

Free Use For All

By Melissa Miranti

For V. Coffe.

The café was only closed to the street due to its architecture. There was nothing to hide when it came to what went on in the inside. Brick walls concealed everything but what could be seen through the glass door. Nickolas entered through that selfsame door, on his way to have a little fun with whomever caught his eye first.

It had been about three years since the Relief Act passed, allowing free use of all women across the country. Few days since had gone by where Nickolas didn’t take advantage of the law. It stated that all women over the age of nineteen were available for sexual activity any time a man above age nineteen wanted to take her. The law itself was intentionally vague about what constituted sexual activity; however, it did state that the end requirement of sexual activity was that the man needed to feel satisfied. The stated purpose of the act was to prevent the worrying lack of empathy in society, and to provide stress relief to both men and women.

Men and women both had championed the law as a response to the ever-growing disconnect between human beings. There were so many ways to segregate oneself from society, and sex was something that had to be done with at least two people. Taking away the idea of refusal made social interactions go much more smoothly, thus integrating many people that had shut themselves away. To men, it was a dream come true. To women, it was the perfect way to be seen as beautiful. What woman didn’t look better with a face covered in semen? The law was nearly unanimously approved of, with a few religious groups maintaining opposition.

There were some issues to be addressed, however. Certain professions that women held, such as police, were exempt from sexual service during working hours. However, the moment their time was up, they were available for use by any man around. However, there were also women who wanted to make use of other women, and unfortunately the Relief Act didn’t allow for a formalized means for a lesbian woman to have another woman do her bidding. The problem had mostly been solved by etiquette. Few women would refuse a sexual act now, regardless of who it came from. It was rude, and in most cases, illegal anyway. There were cases making their way through the court systems, and before too long, lesbian service would be mandatory as well.

Nickolas looked around the room, and noticed that the café was having a slow period. Only a few customers were present, so the customers could easily double up on the staff that were present to serve them. One man had a waitress up against the far wall, her mouth at the right height for him to thrust deeply into her throat. A second waitress stood behind him, her curvaceous body pressed into his, moving with his thrusts. While the normal uniform for the café was a nearly-transparent white frilly dress, neither waitress wore it anymore. The girl on the ground was clearly having