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Bout time don got his head outta his ass! If he'd followed the therapists instructions might of happened sooner.

Hmm, just how did that coach know to be in that closet before Will? And just what makes him think Will is going to be so easy to get? He may play fast and loose, but it has always been on his terms. I don't think he will be so cooperative with what ever this coach has planned.

Five years since Sandy and there are still condemned homes waiting to be torn down in my neighborhood. Hubby now understands why I turned down nicer homes in lower areas of town when we bought our home. Friends in Florida, don't wait till evacs are manditory! Go early! Being stuck with no gas on a highway in traffic so dense you could walk faster is a recipe for disaster.

As much as Irma worries me for my friends, the fact that Jose is following on her heals is another source of concern. Then you have Katia floating around near Corpus Christi. Last thing Texas needs is round two!

Well said Sean.

One step at a time dear.

Everything the others have said pretty much covers the advice with one exception. One day at a time. If that is overwhelming at first, one hour, one task. There is a reason the 12 step programs live by this motto. Based on the time stamps you are now at the airport. Let yourself enjoy the flight. You are moving into the next chapter. Don't let yourself stare at the title and be afraid to turn that page. Likewise the rest of your day. I assume you have lodging arranged? So, next step is obvious. The plane lands, you get a bus or cab or Uber or what ever and go there. Two tasks complete. Now get familiar with the new digs. Settle in. Call your family and tell them how well things have gone so far and you are safe in your new home. Go for groceries. That's two tasks all by itself. You also learn where to buy em! At the end of the day look back at all you have accomplished. Is there more to do? Sure, but there is ALWAYS more. Don't let the length of the to do list intimidate you. Now, I am going to paraphrase dugh here. As for being alone, what are we? Chop liver?

Bottom line here is the readers up in arms over unprotected sex are trying to force you to become the Sex Ed teacher. Is there a reason for unprotected sex in the story? We're the characters caught up in the moment? You are not responsible to teach the ( m/m fiction ) readers moral responsibility.

Why not just open a new tab for the longer chapters? You can cruise the sight in the first tab, leave the device you are reading on, even close access to the net ( on my Android phone ) and come back to exactly where you left off.

I agree, it is the clarity and quality of the writing, not the length.

Fortunately for you he loves you too and you do not need to try to lock up the wind.

Ahh, the first real road hazard. Louis seems on the right road, Don needs a bit of navigational aid. Is it Friday yet? Looking forward to Chapter 7. Woohoo! I get first comment!

LOL I wish! the problem with you reaching 57 is I will be 67 by then.

I am surprised the docs involved haven't already tried to set Donny with a shrink. Adjusting to life in a chair has to be difficult at best. Hell, the ED could be caused by fear of ED!

A major bump in the road to the future. Will be interesting to see how they get around it or if they plow right over the top.

With age comes wisdom and experience. Both are necessary for a good Dom(me). And you can talk to me about old when you catch up to me!

Nope - no myspace pages for me. Never have I ever understood why people would want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane for fun!

LOL I cant say that! Never have I ever gone parachuting. No reason to jump out of a perfectly good airplane!

Perhaps if you choose a title under which you call Unforgivable book 1 and Choices book 2 that would help?

Excellent story. You saved yourself a tongue lashing by saying a Bryce/Nathan story will be coming eventually. Just don't forget to include Marty and Elenia.

Ok, maybe some will take offense at this one, but remember, this is my OPINION. I do not think Tim GAVE UP anything. He GAVE Mike a huge gift in seeding control, and in return got the security he needs. If I give someone an expensive watch, do I "give it up"? When giving friendship or love mean you are "giving it up"? On the contrary! I find the more love I give, the more I receive in return.

What do you expect when people who have faced massive prejudice over their PERSONAL choices take the time to try and answer your curiosity and are met with angry posts like this? I am straight, married 35 years, and yes have a dominant personality. My husband is a tad on the submissive side, but guess what? MOST GOOD MARRIAGES, both straight and gay, are like this. Having complimentary personalities is WHY relationships work. Two dominant people will find themselves clashing. People who live D/s lifestyles just take things much further than people like hubby and I do. This may be best. You do not really seem open to learning about the lifestyle, and come across as increasingly judgemental with each paragraph.

Not as creative as some of these peeps on the computer, so I will just say Hope you had a fantastic day so far and the rest is even better!

The only advantage I can think of to a bad knee day - I have my cane

One wonders how a family including Gran and Rena could produce Miriam. Prejudice is learned.