Pool Poppers: A Gay Balloon Fetish Story

By Kayla Rhodes

Vinny has three loves: swimming, balloons, and sexy men. He never dreamed there would be a way to combine them. Then his gym buddy, Jeff, mentions that he uses balloons to help increase his lung capacity for swimming, and a new realm of possibilities opens up for both of them.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kayla Rhodes
• Release date: Aug 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393994404

Kayla Rhodes

Kayla is an author of erotic short stories, specializing in weird kinks and misfit niches. Check out her website if you have any story requests!

Book preview

The water rushed past my body as I propelled myself through it. My arms and legs were already burning with the exertion, and I still had five laps to go. No, six. I’d go for six. I felt like pushing myself today.

I reached the wall, spun underwater, and pushed off again. I loved those precious moments where I was gliding underwater. It was so quiet down there. But soon enough, my lungs were aching and I had to break the surface.

As I continued the eternal pattern – stroke, stroke, breathe – the water crashed around my ears, and from the inside I could hear my pulse hammering. Noisy. Chaotic. And every time I turned my face to gasp in air, my chest let me know that it wasn’t enough.

Three laps to go.

My body hungered for more oxygen than I was able to give it. It had always been my biggest weakness as a swimmer. I tried doing breathing exercises on occasion, but it never seemed to make a difference.

Soon, I was so tired I started getting sloppy. Now, when I sucked in air, I inhaled water droplets with it. The chlorine burned in my throat, but I didn’t have time to cough it out.

Last lap.

I was really suffering by the end, but I pushed through it anyway. When I slapped my palm against the concrete wall of my lane, I was so exhausted I had to hook my arms over the edge of the pool to keep myself from