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Too bad I didn't have an uncle Clay in my life...
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One wonders if this is further evidence of the superiority of canines over humans: dogs seem much less complicated. Mine sure is! In any case, great story! But then, I've always liked your stories @chris191070 .
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Something like this occurred to me as well, but @weinerdog has thought this through a lot better than I. Thanks for doing my thinking for me ... I guess I'm getting a bit lazy in my Old Age 🙂
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This story just keeps on getting better and better. Seeing Blue's world through all the confusion is such a revelation - even while for Blue himself it's bewildering. Kudos @Sam Wyer .
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Once again, I've found myself wishing that my Real Life had imitated the Art as I found it in pages such as this. At least I'm not picturing myself as one of the bunnies 🙂 As for our fearless author, @chris191070 has been one of my all-time favorites for some time now.
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Ohh Emm Eff Gee More, please!
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I'm not sure I've ever met anyone like Blue. Though maybe I have, somewhere, somehow. I don't recall. In any case, Blue resonates with me. I like him. I'm not sure if he'd like me. But right now, that doesn't matter as much as the fact that I'd want Blue to like me. Am I like Emmerson? I don't know. I'll have to wait and see whether "life imitates art," as the saying goes. In any case, I'm hooked on this story. I'm hooked on Blue. Masterfully done, @Sam Wyer!
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Binged on this for the last few days! As something of a foodie, I just HAVE to agree that turkey for Christmas is Just . Too. Boring. LOL. (Yeah, know that's kinda trite of me, but it just needed to be said!) Time to dig around and find other literary offerings by @Sam Wyer, who has produced not only one of the best stories on GA, but one of the best stories EVER - and as someone who has been around for a little longer than my allotted threescore-and-ten, I've read my fair share. All my best to Cal and Davey, along with Scarlett &co 🙂
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Been binging on who is, for me, a new - and remarkable - author. Started with Beyond Yellow. Anyway, when blood appears or fighting starts, I generally give up reading. But not this time. Truly exceptional writing and story telling has made me a captive. Cal is so unlike anyone I'd be "interested in." But I love him to bits. Actually, I probably love Davey even more, but I guess this isn't a contest. In fact, virtually all the characters are amazing. Even Mark, for all his faults, is so believably true. Kudos to @Sam Wyer (and yes, "kudos" is not a plural - though it has the feel of a collective rather than a singular LOL).
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The closing line about checking his phone approximately every seven seconds is priceless!
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Being reintroduced to Marco has dredged up all manner of personal memories of mine, some of which are quite difficult to deal with, even after all these years. So true to life, reminiscent of times when existence seemed so unsettled and any resolution seemed hopelessly distant. Some of us, though, have a way of landing on our feet. May we all be so lucky! God bless you, Marco!
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As a Master of your craft, @James Carnarvon, I cannot discern those "bad habits" of yours of which you speak! So glad you've brought us all back to Ravello!
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@James CarnarvonThinking of you often! Welcome back! Eager to delve back in!
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This story just keeps getting better and better as I'm being absorbed into it ever deeper. While it is not exactly a walk down Memory Lane for me (I was far more closeted back in the day) this story is far more engaging than my own life back at the time. All those missed opportunities! Thanks for bringing to the fore of my mind's eye all that might have been *sigh*
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Nothing like grabbing your readers by the gonads from the get-go. Hot-damm!
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So, no Barbie for Ken??!? Or is that in a forthcoming sequel? SAY IT ISN'T SO 😉
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Thank heavens that maturity, apparently, has won out. Seems relatively rare, even in this relatively enlightened day and age!
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First time? Well, first time what? How about First times? Does first time clothed frottage count? How about first grope? First time anything penetrative - even orally - not till decades later. First male-on-male kiss? Even later. And first time open-mouth kiss with a guy - even later. I always knew I was a late bloomer, but things don't always happen all at once. The thing is, I ALWAYS knew I was gay - even when I didn't know what "sex" was.
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I'm hooked. Never would have thought of telling such a tale - but then, I'm a consumer, not a producer. Not sure I have the talent. In any case, I'm intrigued. Write on!
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We are running out of penises! Oh no!
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I'm easily confused (reminds me of that song "It's raining men") - and all I want to do is to forget about that penis being lopped off. I'd have run out the door with Francis when I'd heard about that one! Yikes!
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Couldn't agree more; I've been unavoidably neglecting our Esteemed Author of late. Rejoining @chris191070 this evening has been perfect - engaging writing, absorbing plot, good company of fellow readers: a wonderful welcome back!
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Hope you all had a wonderful, homoerotic Valentine's Day!
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Tell Toby that when Day is done with him, I'd like a crack at him myself ... or both of them.
