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Underage coming out
Hunter Thomson commented on Hunter Thomson's story chapter in Underage coming out
Hello Graeme; I've heard about studies like that, and it makes a certain amount of sense when you think about it. No one wants to be labeled as different, so everyone tries really hard to fit in and be hyper-masculine. I would suggest that there's also the fact that teammates really get to know each other. You play together and have a lot that's interconnected. With the sports I played we never changed or showered together, but there was still a shared comradeship that was important to us. I think that had a lot to do with how easy it had been to come out back then. Hard to say though, everyone's got their own story for why they're accepting or not. I'm glad you're enjoying reading this, I never really meant for this to be a useful guide< i just thought my baseball coming out story was worth a few chuckles haha. -
After lunch today I have science, and when I got there I knew I was a complete mess. I could feel myself breathing heavily and the drip of sweat coming down my back and forehead was obvious to everyone who even glanced at me. Not that I had to explain myself to anyone or anything like that, but it probably looked really weird that I was sweating so much and sprinting through the school. I don’t think anyone thought anything of it. I wasn’t really focused on science today anyway. I just had a co
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The next time I considered coming out to someone was with my curling team. For people who haven’t been curling before, it’s a winter sport played on a long sheet of ice, where each member of the team takes turns sliding a 42 pound granite rock towards a target at the far end of the sheet. It’s more involved than that, but that’s unimportant. The only important thing to know is that there’s only four members to a curling team, so you really get to know your team and can’t hide anything from them
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It became their tradition. Once Riley was done training with the tennis ball machine and Chase was done tinkering with his skateboard, the two would lay on the couch in the base with each other and just hold hands and enjoy the comfort each could get from the other. Today the two were on the couch with Chase leaning back and Riley resting his head on Chase’s lap. The two were holding hands and resting their hands on Riley’s chest, feeling his chest rise and fall with his steady breathing. Chase
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Lunch in the library wasn’t really what I had in mind with my day today, but then I didn’t really expect to have half the school chasing me down, trying to beat the shit out of me. I also didn’t really expect to come to school and find out Sean was dead hours after I was in his house, being blackmailed into sucking his cock and getting fucked by him. I couldn’t really believe that he was dead, especially since there wasn’t any reason for him to have gone out last night… unless he was going to sh
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I didn’t know it at the time, but while I slept, Sean was wide awake. I had not idea what was happening until I got to school the next day… Waking up today was hard, and it didn’t help that I overslept after last night’s insanity. I was sore and I realized that I never bothered showering from last night, so I had dried cum covering me everywhere. The combination of cum and sweat from the ride back home created a truly awful smell, and I was really grateful dad wasn’t home to smell or see it on
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Everyone could see it happening. The lingering glances, the touches that lasted just a moment or two too long, and of course the sounds of the two boys making out in the base whenever they thought they were alone. Within days of their beach trip, it was clear that Chase and Riley were just as real a couple as Shelby and Tyler, except that the two boys seemed completely unable to restrain themselves. No one was all that surprised when Riley decided to move in with Chase. First, Chase had a nicer
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I was naked in Sean’s room, covered in rapidly drying cum, and I realized that this was not nearly as fun and exciting as I wanted it to be. All those dreams that I tried to ignore about us having sex were coming true, and I guess this proves that dreams are nowhere close to reality. He was rough and didn’t care about me; it was always going to be about what he wanted and simply taking his pleasure from me. But here I was anyway. I wasn’t defending myself and trying to leave, or doing anything t
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Any Ideas On Uk Based Publishers Of Lgbt Books?
Hunter Thomson replied to stuyounger's topic in The Lounge
Oh god, its awful! The only reason I would suggest you publish on Amazon is because you already have a dedicated network of people who you *know* will buy your book, or you have a professional marketing team willing to work for free. Amazon gives fantastic royalties, but they absolutely nothing to promote your book for you. That's why traditional publishers give you so little a royalty, because they help market your book and get it onto bookshelves and do everything else as part of their publishing service, and they recover their costs from your profits. -
All of the Rangers had the day off from the Dino Bite, and since the weather was its usual California gorgeous they decided to make use of it and head to the beach. With work and Rangering, most of the Rangers from out of town hadn’t had much of chance to enjoy the beaches of Amber Beach, and the boys were looking forward to some time to relax. When the team arrived everyone spread out to set up their own little spaces within the area they were all going to share. As expected, Tyler and Shelby
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Any Ideas On Uk Based Publishers Of Lgbt Books?
Hunter Thomson replied to stuyounger's topic in The Lounge
I don't know of any places in Britain, but depending on the story you may want to consider the publishing houses held within one of the major universities. Oxford University Press publishes a fantastic variety of things through their publishing house. Alternatively, Arsenal Pulp Press in Canada has a specific focus on LGBTQ writing, so they may be a good bet as well. -
Drew, it sounds like you have an amazing 2016 headed your way. I hope that it is as wonderful as you want it to be. 2015 was a bit of a weird year for me, but I'm glad that everything happened the way it did. I graduated with a second university degree in 2015, experienced love and watched it all burn away, and now I'm looking to put my life back together for myself and not for anyone else. I also got my first book published, and while sales are not going as well as I'd like, I'll be pushing even harder in the new year to make sure that things get going on that front. 2015 gave me something that I'm eternally grateful for; clarity. It gave me a chance to see what I really want for myself and to start planning for it, In 2016, I'm looking forward to actually putting a coherent plan together for my life. I want to know that each step, each thing that I do has a correlation with what I want for myself and has a purpose beyond simply being a fun distraction. I'm going to enjoy the time left to me on the public boards I serve on, and I'm going to be even more vocal than before about the things that are important to me.
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If you're in college or university, check out some of the campus clubs that are bound to be available. There's something for almost anyone, and if not then it shouldn't be too hard to create the club on your own, and the school will help you make it happen.
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I've never gotten into soccer either. Maybe someone who plays can explain it, but I've never seen what's so exciting or interesting about soccer. Exercise is good, but it's so hard to stay motivated to do it... I'm supposed to go on 7 kilometer runs (4.36 miles or so) twice a week and I just don't have it in me. Is football really that popular in the states?
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I was glad to get home after school. Being around people was really starting to get under my skin, and I’m pretty sure I’m gonna go crazy if I don’t stop thinking that everyone’s gonna find out about what’s already happened. Already happened… going to happen again… way too much involved in this situation now, and I don’t like how easily I could get outed or hurt because I sucked off the school stud. As usual, dad wasn’t home so I took the opportunity to head to my room. I normally like to jac
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Hello Lisa; I actually don't write professionally, but my professional work requires immaculately written compositions, which is why everything is usually done well. I'm glad that you've enjoyed my writing so far, and I hope the stuff that's coming through the pipe soon will interest you just as much. I sort of knew back then that there wasn't anything malicious about what the boys were saying. I didn't mean any of my discriminatory comments either, it was just how we showed camaraderie with each other. It was nice that they included me in that instead of the kid gloves treatment, and we weren't too evil with each other.
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Oh, gosh, I know what you mean about skiing. I came to it later in life, but I love it. I'm definitely not as good as you though, it's just a hobby for me, but I love being on the mountain. The mountain, however, is eager to harm me. So many injuries, so little time to share them all Oooohh, you fenced? I always wanted to, that's really interesting, and especially with rapiers since that would have been my weapon of choice. What made you give up fencing? I used to be a mathlete. Then it started getting into theoretical math and I failed miserably. I do think there's something to be said about academics; there's a lot of the same discipline needed to become really studious and understanding academic principles.
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More stories? I'm going to have to start playing more sports again then! That or dig deep into the memory archives and see what I can dig up from the way back machine. I am glad you liked my little rendition of history, I'm sure that the real Brendan and Zach don't remember it the same way, the next time I see either of them I'll have to bring it up and see what stories they tell. I do agree with you that a lot of people seem to use homophobic language as a replacement for other things they meant to say. A lot of "that's so gay" is just a replacement for "that's so stupid" and it bothers me to have to call out that kind of language with my students and clients. Most people do recognize that what they're saying is wrong once you come out to them, which is nice, but then it's also something they know is wrong and shouldn't have to be told in order to be good people.
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I realize we all come from very different backgrounds, but I've always been enchanted with sports and hoped that other queer people would be athletes along with me. Having said that, what sports do we all play, and does anyone play in a competitive sense? Right now I'm just curling (ask if you're not sure ) and getting into some personal training, but I used to play baseball, hockey, volleyball, tennis and basketball. I also swim and run in my spare time to keep myself fit. Trying to get back into the competitive curling scene, and used to be a competitive baseball pitcher. It would be interesting to see which sports people are most active in around here.
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The idea of a gay athlete still seems foreign to most people. We live with the stereotype every day that the best athletes are aggressively heterosexual and masculine in the extreme. So it’s hard to believe that for the past twenty years, I’ve been engaged in five different sports in varying levels of competitiveness, including a few appearances at provincial championships in two of those sports. I was always tall, and usually taller than my peers so it was suggested that I should play bask
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Coming out has never been so fun. Follow me on my journey as I come out to various teams and fellow athletes. These are true stories, though names have been changed to protect everyone's identities.
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You'll just have to wait to find out what Parker meant I'm glad that you like Alex, I wanted to wait to introduce him as a character, but you'll be seeing a lot more of him after this. Next chapter should be up in a few days, after I submit another chapter for my other story.
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Thanks so much for the review. I'm glad that you've enjoyed the first bit of the story. I'm trying to keep it light so far, a nice little change from my other works.
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Sleep didn’t come easily to me that night. My mind was racing, thinking about what I’d done and how Sean had just so casually disposed of me once he was finished. When I did wake up, I was sticky and covered in my own cum, and sore from the tossing and turning I had done throughout the night. I was dreading going to school today, hoping that Sean kept his word and didn’t tell anyone what had happened. Even though I have a car, I still have to get picked up by the district school bus like everyo
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