Romantic Story #78

Aug 1965 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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A man named Tony struggles with his wife Ellen's harsh, critical nature, feeling she doesn't respect him and viewing him as a failure who can never succeed. After a heated argument, Tony spends the next day attempting to prove himself by scoring three touchdowns in a football game, hoping to impress Ellen and demonstrate his worth. However, Ellen remains unimpressed even after his athletic success, continuing to belittle him and remind him of their social obligations. The story suggests Tony's despair at being unable to win his wife's affection or approval regardless of his accomplishments.

Contains 4 stories

His Kind Of Woman

8 pp · Romance

Ellen struggles to maintain her composure as her husband Tony's reckless lifestyle pulls her into a world of flashy, inappropriate social scenes. While Tony revels in the company of his rowdy friends and their glamorous entourages, Ellen hides her discomfort, forcing herself to smile and play along—pretending to be the kind of woman who fits in, even as she secretly despises the men who flirt with her and the life she’s expected to embrace.

Love At First Sight

1 pp · Romance

Campus Snob

7 pp · Romance

Wilma Nolan, the self-proclaimed campus snob who thrives on attention and control, sets her sights on Joe Baxter, a transfer student and star football player, determined to win him despite his perceived lower status. As she orchestrates their budding connection, she finds herself unexpectedly challenged when Joe’s growing independence and quiet confidence begin to shift the dynamic between them.

Nobody Loves Me

8 pp · Romance

Mary throws a party to feel included, gathering friends she's long admired from afar, only to realize her loneliness persists even in the midst of celebration. After a quiet moment with Ray, the popular football captain who seems to enjoy the night despite his isolation, she begins to wonder if being seen as a friend is enough—or if she might one day have someone truly close.