Not This Time

There is a common trope for erotic ‘do-over’ stories. An old man gets hit by lightning, shot, abducted by aliens, caught in a wormhole, electrocuted, or some other catastrophic event. He is miraculously transported back into his fourteen-year-old body and given the chance to relive his life and correct all his failings. He does this with all his memories of the first time through intact, with almost Wikipedic knowledge of everything that has happened in the ensuing forty, fifty, or seventy years. As a result, he can become fabulously wealthy by betting on sporting events, choosing the right stocks, inventing things before their time, or just being in the right place at the right time. He can also apply all the wisdom and knowledge of women gained in his previous life to woo and bed girls from fourteen up (because he is really only fourteen, right?) and build a great harem of women who will do anything for him.

Quite the old man fantasy.

Well, Not This Time.

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