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Awesome chapter. It looks like Granger narrowly escaped an encounter with a Wilcox. I guess they'll never change. If only Granger's father could destroy them completely... It also looks like Granger has a harem.

Amen to that! It'd be a really hot scene. OMG! There should so be mirrors involved.

I'm sure they already have.

JP and Stefan have no room to talk. They screwed Matt's brains out. Besides, Robbie is the one who started all of this. Let's not forget. Brad does have a sense of revenge, and what better way to get revenge (and bag a hot guy at the same time) than to make love to Robbie's son? It does seem that a lot of people are against this. I'm not exactly sure why. I think younger and older is f**king hot, and it's the only way for there to be a sex scene with Matt again, and he's become one of my favorite characters. He's so freaking hot. Brad should totally take him. He'd be crazy not to!

Do you blame him? He's got a sexy young twink who wants his cock. I think he should give it to him. If Robbie's gonna act like a complete jackass, he's going to get what's coming to him. After all this time, Brad deserves a lot better than the way Robbie is treating him now.

Have you ever wished that you liked pussy? I definitely have.

Warning: Violence! Kung Lao's fatality is so awesome!

In Waxahachie, Texas the temperature is 90

It's good to know that not all are a total drag. Personally for me it depends on the era. Most of the newer hip hop isn't all that good in my opinion.

My parents hate hip hop and most rock. The latter isn't universally hated by that generation, but hip hop definitely is. I have aunts and uncles who were born in the 40's (Mom was the 6th or 9 children), so I can see where you're coming from.

I'm starting to come down with BWS again.

Well, Robbie will have a big problem with it. Do you remember how he went off on Stefan and JP? At this point with Brad and Robbie having an open relationship, going as far as to sleep with Matt is a bad idea. They haven't broken up at this point, so it's extremely inappropriate. Also, if it happens, they cannot tell anyone.

That's very true. There are always big differences between generations. It's an undeniable fact of life. I am in the same generation as the teens in this story as I graduated high school in 2001. I had it a little worse than they did. I was one who had parents even older as my parents were damn near 50 by then as they were born in the early 50's, thus making the divide even bigger. Okay, now for my thoughts on the chapter. Open relationships are a double-edged sword. Many people are quick to dismiss them as hedonistic debauchery. I don't agree with those sentiments in the least. Sometimes it really can make a relationship stronger. To deny this means to be out of touch with reality in my opinion. Some people are not wired for monogamy. That doesn't make them bad people. That is just how some people are. However, the downside is that there's a risk of one of the partners falling for someone else. In closing, I thought when I read Chapter 1 that what Robbie wanted was an actual separation, and my reaction was that he was being an ass. Now that I understand what he meant, I can actually see where he's coming from. He wants to regain his youth, and he wants to have new experiences. And as reluctant as he is, Brad wants to expand his horizons as well.

How am I supposed to choose? I love them both. They're cute and snuggly and sweet and... puppies and kittens are awesome. I prefer them over most people.

Wow! Lark does sound like a good candidate. He's definitely a piece of work. However, wouldn't he be more likely to go after Marcel?

The fact that it would cause so much drama makes it even more enticing. It's supposed to be a soap opera, which is exactly why it should happen.

Either way you'd feel guilty in this scenario. On one hand, you would kill the child that is a part of you. On the other, you'd be killing an innocent child. It's not an easy decision at all. I think it's safe to say you'd need a therapist either way.

Yes, he is more realistic. It could be why he pisses me off so much. He is so much like Jeff that it's not even funny. At a time when he should seek Brad for comfort, he's doing just the opposite. It's like he's a glutton for punishment and that he's gone back to the path of self destruction. Someone needs to bitch slap him back to reality.

It looks like Brad really has his hands full. Robbie strikes me as unstable. One problem and he's ready to start f**king someone else. It makes me wonder. Is he really the one for Brad, or does Brad need someone new all together? We though Stef would end up staying with Greg "forever", but that didn't work out. It was because he died, but it still seemed like their relationship was about to end regardless. Now I'm wondering if Brad and Robbie are in the same boat. It's not unheard of for a couple to be together for 20 years or so and then split the sheets. Surely in this story he'll question it for once. He's definitely not a naive person.

I'd rather find out when it happens like everyone else does. I've waited a long time. I'd rather not know how much longer I have to wait.

First, I'd like to say that incest in the CAP series is far from unprecedented. Second, there is more to the context outside the choices for the poll. I'll start with my choice and expand from there. Yes, but only if Robbie and Brad are estranged. That is key to this. Matt is likely to feel very conflicted, because he really likes Brad. He's also sexually attracted to him. Here is how it could play out. Matt and Wade are drinking with Brad, who is seemingly inconsolable. With plenty of alcohol in their bloodstreams and Brad's need for comfort, the result is that the three of them end up in bed. Brad will feel guilty about it later of course, but it'd be really hot. It would also fit into the whole "soap opera" theme of the CAP series. It'll also add some more tension between Brad and Robbie. I see this as a golden opportunity, Mark.

No! Replace the 79 year old tranny with Wade.

Yes it is. The movie is called The Good Son.

I saw this scenario in a movie. Let's say you just recently found out that your son is evil, as in a psychopath. He's harmed animals and even tried to drown his sister. He tried to kill you as well not even five minutes ago. Your nephew, on the other hand, is a good boy. You get to choose who lives and who dies (as in saving one of them from falling off a cliff). You cannot save them both. One of them will die. Which one? I would have to choose my nephew. I'd rather save the one who can do some good in the world. I'd feel like a failure with my own child the psychopath, and I would choose not to unleash his evil upon the world.

That'd be gross.