Have another story earlier in the thread, but I figured since this surfaced again, I would share a couple of others.
1. My first 2 years of college were at this junior college in a pit-stop cow-town in the Midwest. One night I got piss drunk at this party at a friend's house and ended up in a bedroom with a girl I knew to be involved with this asshole cowboy in my dorm, but whatever, I was to wasted to care, but not enough to maintain some semblance of an erection.
We were going at it pretty good when someone else came in the room and apparently recognized the girl I was with, but immediately closed the door, so I didn't think much of it. At some point not long after that, the door opened back up, she was pulled out of the room, and I had the crap beaten out of me in the dark by her boyfriend and 2 of his friends. Somehow I eventually made it back to my dorm room thanks to a friend who was at the party who found me later, but I ended up missing most of a week of classes and lost probably 15-20lbs just due to the amount of pain I had trying to get out of bed, giving up, and just laying back down and passing out.
2. Same college, the next year, drunk again, I hooked up with a girl during some college dance and we went back to my room and fucked for a couple of hours and she left.
The next morning I woke up me, the one set of
white sheets I owned, (poor college student and no parents at the time worth a shit to help out) and a good patch of the mattress covered/soaked in blood because it was her time of the month.
Washed the sheets, most of it came out, but there were always a few streaks left noticeable, and the mattress was never the same. I was basically sleeping with the Tell-Tale Heart under me for the rest of the semester until I left for a full 4-year college the next semester.
I asked Period Girl a few days after this all went down what the hell she was thinking, and she said sex was better during her time of the month and she didn't think I would mind.
To this day, I still feel like I need to go shower everytime I think about that morning when I woke up.