Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2020 14:21:50 +0000
From: Master <office435@protonmail.com>
Subject: Full Male Service - Epilogue

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Encouragement keeps the writer's mind fertile! Sadly this is the last piece
of this story. Tempting though it is to continue adding to the series, I
don't want to prolong it and lose its specialness. Unlike some series on TV
that go on past their best before date. However, that's not to say that
there may not be spin off's.

I will miss the family greatly as I have written about their exploits, but
as I've said before, they are a fantasy family.

Nifty is a nifty service and our enjoyment does not come without cost.

Epilogue

Sadly, of course age is no respecter of anybody. It waits for no one and
marches on regardless and so the Graham family had to face up to its
consequences.

The first big consequence of time passing was Miles 18th year and having
completed 6th Form, he was ready for the challenges of university. John and
Marilyn were very proud of him having achieved straight A's in all the
subjects he had taken, English, Math's, Biology. They had advised their son
to stick with three and get excellent rewards in them rather than do 4 and
get lesser results.

In stature he was taller than both his parents, but had kept himself slim,
fit, and gone against the trend of teenagers sporting beards as soon as
they could. He also vowed never to get tattooed or have ironmongery. In
discussion with his parents and with his younger brother Jake present, they
had all agreed that modern man, and women for that matter, seemed to be
regressing back to Neanderthal ages. Covered in facial hair, (for the
males), and tattoos, and ironmongery, the beauty of their childhood bodies
was destroyed. It was turning pools, gyms, or beaches, places to be avoided
for those who couldn't stomach the grossness.  A consequence of this was
that children were becoming much more sort after by those who appreciated
the beauty of the pure and un-mutilated and perhaps had less than
honourable intents.

At university, Miles studied psychiatry and gained a BA (Hons), as he was
fascinated in how the mental aspect of human life worked. In due course he
specialised in juvenile psychiatry and counselling and became well
respected in his profession. He managed to maintain a compassion for
children, and developed an understanding of how children's mental health
was being affected by 24 hour on-demand technology.

Family-wise he stayed with the traditional, as from his professional
experience, he was firmly of the opinion that children were best brought up
by a married father and mother, just as he and his brother had been. Such
families were more likely to produce off spring who were stable and
well-adjusted to life's demands. It was quite a battle within both work and
social circles to maintain such a stance.

Miles married in his early twenties to a fellow college student and with
Jacque, he had two sons and a daughter. For John and Marilyn as they
retired from their full-time jobs, they delighted in being grandparents and
having their grandchildren around. They considered themselves very
fortunate to having their family live nearby unlike many grandparents who
perhaps only saw their children once a year if that.

Jake missed his brother very much whilst Miles was at university. When the
family took Miles to university to settle in for his first term, when it
came for John, Marilyn, and Jake to leave, it was Jake who was most cut up
emotionally. Miles and Jake hugged for what seemed an age, and both of them
shed tears. A new era was starting in both their lives, and Miles
encouraged Jake to do well in 6th Form just as he had done.

Jake did do well, and being the arty one of the two brothers, went on to
study art and fashion in which he levelled with his brother in
qualifications. Jake specialised in male fashion then concentrated on boy's
fashion in his professional life. He was instrumental in reversing the
length of boy's shorts so that whilst they didn't return to the shortness
of the 70's, they were two to three inches below crotch level. The same
went for male swimwear as he questioned why would anybody want to swim in
curtains with so much unnecessary cloth dragging in the water.

Carolyn became his wife and they had one boy and one girl, and settled
approximately around thirty minutes' drive away from John and Marilyn.

Joint naturist family holidays were held once a year and great times were
had as parents, children and grandchildren bonded and played together.
Memories of the holidays became all the more precious to John and Marilyn,
as Marilyn succumbed to the modern scourge of Alzheimer's. As with many
families, it was very distressing to see a much loved parent simply become
a shell of their former lives. She died in her early eighties and John
survived her for 5 years before passing on himself after a massive heart
attack in his sleep.

So for the Graham clan, life came full circle. Sadly, the quality of life
in the UK declined as resources and infrastructure were stretched way too
far to cope. Morales declined too as those who studied such things
researched and laid the blame squarely at the 24 hour on demand society.
The genie had been let out of the bottle and there was no putting it back
in. Children knew how to get round any safeguards that were put in place
and had access to violence and pornography freely. The experts knew that
children were not able to process and separate the real from the fantasy at
the ages they were seeing and using such material. (Just ask Miles). The
LGBT and transgender movement added to the mix and confused them even
more. No wonder then, that society degraded from generation to generation.
The creator of the universe eventually gave up on his creation and pulled
the plug.

The Graham family all came to acknowledge the creator and when each member
of the family passed on, they were reunited as a clan for eternity.

So ends the fantasy stories of the Graham clan but then there are other
stories to be written.....