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Aloha Chris

Aloha and Good Morning 😁

It gets worse as you age

In January I will have been with Steve for 50 years which always amazes me!

Thank you for sharing this perspective — it’s a completely understandable reaction, especially if you read relationships through a monogamous lens. In Johnny’s case, the moment wasn’t about hiding Bruce or seeking something outside of what he already has. It was simply him connecting with someone who understands the craft, the grind, and the artistic language he’s still learning to speak. The conversation stayed focused on acting because that was the common ground in front of them. Bruce remains central in Johnny’s life — emotionally, romantically, and practically — and nothing in that scene was meant to suggest distance or secrecy. It was just one of those moments where a new professional connection didn’t require personal disclosure. Your insight is appreciated, though. It’s always valuable to see how different readers interpret the same moment. Just to say I have been with my partner for 50 years 😊

It seems that Bruces job means allot to him and so far, there mostly still together but time will tell!

Its only 4 times you should work on your numbers Maybe Drew could help you with that

Did I make my point that is the site doing that!

Thank you so much for this thoughtful review. I’m glad Johnny’s shift is coming through — the way his anxiety, that chance meeting, and his growing bond with Sam are reshaping his outlook and his work. Their connection is helping him step out of old patterns and into something healthier and more honest. I share your hope that they keep building on these changes together.

This is also a nightmare!

This is also a nightmare!

This is also a nightmare!

This is also a nightmare!

Thank you for this lovely review. You captured Johnny and Sam so well — two men growing braver because of what they share. That audition moment is the first time Johnny truly lets himself be seen, and of course he wants to call Sam. Success feels fuller with him in it. I’m glad that came through for you.

Aloha all!

Hollywood and Vine Unscripted Passion My nightmare always began the same way: with applause. I stand on a stage bathed in golden light, the crowd roaring with admiration. Cameras flash, voices chant my name, and I smile—perfectly, effortlessly. But as I look closer, the faces in the crowd blur. Eyes become hollow, mouths move without sound, and the cheers melt into a low, droning hum. I try to speak, to reach out, but my voice vanishes. The spotligh

Kind of reminds me of the HatfIelds and Mc Coys

You sure did and I have said as much!

Damn good start Gary Woot!

A blistering, intimate Western scene where rivalry, family cruelty, and long‑buried desire collide on a sun‑scorched riverbank. The writing is vivid and muscular, the tension between August and Fletcher crackling through every exchange. What begins as a territorial spat unravels into something far deeper—two men circling truths they’ve spent years refusing to name. Gritty, emotional, and charged with heat, it’s a standout chapter that grips from the first line to the last.

Aloha Gary!

Aloha Chris

Aloha All