Thanks, Conner. This has been a scary process to get started and now I wished I'd done it so much sooner.
There's 11 chapters total unless something happens that make me feel a need to do a major re-write. God, lets hope not. LOL
I've really enjoyed your writing since I discovered this genre and I feel seriously validated since I took the plunge and actually posted something!
I'm cleaning up the technical stuff as I go and I want to thank you for being so great to this newbie. The experience so far has been wonderful and I'm still doing my happy dance!
Thanks! I based aspects of the characters on myself and people I knew back in college. Some of the events also occurred in real life as well. (To some extent. I didn't get to have sex with the guy I had a crush on that took his shirt off and asked me to draw on him during a party. I panicked. LOL) I'm glad to see some of that came through.
There's more to come so I hope you continue to stick around!
Thank you! My plan is to post roughly one chapter a week so I can do final revisions and clean up and give me time to work one the next project.
So glad you liked it!
“Little Man, stop spending so much time on my cock and get finished already.”
I always hated that nickname, but let's be honest; who ever gets to choose that sort of thing?
“I thought you enjoyed time spent on your cock.”
“I do. But we've got shit to do,” Eric laughed.
The last few lines of charcoal were blended on the paper finishing the drawing. Eric laid nude and posed out on my bed with an impatient but pleasant look on his face. He was the only male model I'd had outside of my art class
Directions? No. If he hasn't figured it out after 14 years, it's too late. I do like to be noisy though. It just sort of happens without thinking about it. Unfortunately we have an upstairs tenant. That makes things sometimes a little embarassing. She's a message therapist and I like to encourage my partner when she has a client. I know. It's mean...
I'm in the maybe category. HIV positive men are just as deserving of love and affection as everyone else, but I know that nagging fear of the unknown would make it difficult. Yes, it is defintiely possible to have a healthy, loving relationship with one partner HIV positive without infecting the other, I've seen it. I believe if you go forward knowing the risks and actively take steps to stay healthy, there's no reason you shouldn't.
My favorite will always be "The Wedding Banquet". It was the first gay film I ever saw in the theatre and it took forever to come out affordably for sale. I never got a copy until it finally came out on DVD.
It took a while, but I read every chapter and am much happier for it. I hate to say, "I laughed, I cried, I went through all the emotions..." but the fact is I did.
This was a great read. Thanks for posting!!!
I've been following your (and a few others) stories near religiously over the past year or so and I have yet to find one that I don't like. This one gave me huge warm and fuzzies and the sex scene did things that would be inappropriate to say out loud in mixed company. LOL
Great story. Again.