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Really well done. I look forward to each chapter.

Neil is childish and Alex is whiny, which is in its own way childish. They are 30 going on 14.

Don't know why, but Evan reminds me a little of a dear friend (deceased some 15 years now) who began his career in music -adjacent fields (dogsbody to a conductor, best man to a violinist) and spent his main career as a set decorator in television. But Fred was never in the least heterosexual.

A fun and light hearted story. Thanks!

There is a strange shift in the story from first person to third person viewpoint, when Kent asks Marvin out. Not "the word settled between us". and also: Kent is looking at himself from outside, seeing how this happens, and observing his reaction.

So great to have a story that's at least tangential to your day job, so to speak. Neil seems to be very attractive to Alex, and he doesn't seem bothered by getting close and personal to gay men (or at least this one).

Very pleased by the story so far. Even though I have no interest in this type of music, the story and the people in it are interesting, so let's have the remaining chapters, please.

Such a heartfelt story.

Do we have to see these characters go? Can there be an Art of living book 2?

A job well done but not quite finished. Bravo.

Can't wait for Saturday.

Cold dildo? Oh my no. Surely one warms it up first in a microwave.

I have never conceived of a dazzle of dicks to be a loose end.

Kit handled his parents well, as stressful as it was for him.

This is just beautiful.