I'm going to start my character profile here and leave some details out until we get them settled.<br/><br/><strong>Name:</strong>George Williams<br/><strong>Age:</strong>38<br/><strong>Conscious Sexuality:</strong>Hetero, Semi-experienced but also somewhat sheltered<br/><strong>Subconscious Wants:</strong>Bi-Curious, Voyeurism, Occasionally fantasizes about beautiful HS seniors, but never acted on it.<br/><strong>Offs:</strong>Not a sub, but may switch temporarily "in the moment"<br/><strong>Background:</strong>George married his college sweetheart and moved back to her hometown after graduation.  He quickly got a job teaching Science at the well regarded Ivy Halls Preparatory School, a small private school attended by the well to do and those bound for Ivy League colleges  Known for his humor and fun class, George was popular with the students and his AP-Physics class was always full.  George can still recall his first year, when one of his star scholarship students, Bethany Haywood, helped him understand the private school mentality as much as he helped her become Valedictorian.  He lost track of her since she went off to college, but he hoped she was doing well.  George and his wife, Vicki recently began having some marital difficulties.  Stress and bad time management were conspiring to drive a bit of a spike between them.  A lot of the spark had gone out of their sexual lives and both had resorted to erotic literature to try to revive the spark.  Things came to a bit of a head, when Vicki caught George reading some gay porn.  He had found the story intriguing, not the sex (he thought).  Angry words were spoken.  Later, George discovered her "romance" novel which distinctly lacked a male protagonist on the cover.  They knew things were rocky, but they loved each other and decided to seek professional help.  They heard of a marriage counselor in town that had been receiving good press for his recent successes and the Williams' decided to try him out.  He seemed to be able to get them to really open up and they have been having really good sessions.  The problem was they tended to backtrack a lot when not in his office.  So Dr. Thornton gave them a device to try at home.  AudioTherapy, he called it.  Like Aromatherapy, but with sound.<br/><strong>Pic:  </strong><br/>(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/52/OneInNight-Character.jpg)<br/><br/>