That was definitely an interesting story. It was obvious that Michael and Scott were made for each other. I had no idea what the loophole was, and it was interesting, and certainly unexpected, what it turned out to be. Good story, Graeme!
I love Master and Commander myself, but the whole student thing wouldn't work as far as I know. And Sharon, what's so wrong with the idea? I think it sounds hot.
I agree. Also, if he finds it easier than telling his adoptive parents that he's gay (so that he can keep his trust fund), he might even have a marriage of convenience like JP did. Also, Brad defied his socioeconomic status with his relationship with Robbie. Sure, he was born to a woman who probably did not have much money, but he grew up mostly with JP, Isadore, et al.
I don't know if it's really going to work. Cody has his life in LA with all the glitz and glamour of working with the stars. He could not have such a career in Palo Alto.
And in this particular case, I think it will make it that much more real to the reader. I'm pretty sure I'll cry. Oh, and I have something for you that I'm going to send in the PM system.
I wonder what he would think of how much his son loves having cocks in his ass.
Indeed... one of the might lose his cherry to Granger.
Did you have any doubts? I certainly did not.
Rad, sadly it wouldn't be true to Mark as a writer to do that. As much as I would love it if Matthew Shepard was famous for something else, it is ultimately his legacy. He is the face of the struggle we still face today and a reminder to all of us that life is too short.
Well, I thought the season premiere was good. I can't help but think that the whole situation with Tess and Zod is going to be a difficult situation for Clark in the future. It also seems that he shall soon learn to fly, and I think we've waited too long for this! Also, I'm wondering when we'll see him in that Superman outfit, and I bet he's going to look extra hot in it. Poor Chloe, she seems lost without Jimmy and seems to be mad at Clark, but he's right! He cannot go back and change the past without doing something harmful. I'm definitely ready for next week's episode.
Happy birthday, Mike!
To be honest, I'm well-aware of neglect. To me is probably second to sexual abuse in severity. Making a child feel all alone, causing starvation, assuring isolation, etc. is unthinkable to a good parent. Why anyone would treat a child like that I do not know.