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Not sure, droughtquake, he thought he was straight since his teammates kind of hinted that he may be gay.
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As I was leaving the locker room, Coach Templeton peeked out his door and motioned for me to see him. When I entered his office, another student was sitting in a chair off to the right. He was holding a large book bag in his lap. I recognized him, but I couldn’t recall his name. He was the sports editor for our school newspaper. He had interviewed me a few times last year. One of the articles had been so well written, the local newspaper asked to print it. I had received a lot of attention afte
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You're right, Lisa. Kenny acted before he thought things over. I think he regrets his hasty actions. Now, tell us how you REALLY feel about Adrian's father.
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I guess, droughtquake, that is the big question. Does Adrian really want to be saved. So far, it doesn't appear he does.
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I agree, Graeme. Once his gets his head together, Zac is going to make someone a wonderful boyfriend.
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True, Puppilull. Zac has a lot of frustration dealing with Adrian and now Kenny. Unfortunately, most of it is out of his hands.
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Thanks, Parker. Time will tell which door they choose (if any,) and if it was a wise decision.
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I got little sleep during the night. I kept tossing and turning wondering if Adrian was all right. Just when it appeared that things may be getting better, something happens to turn things around. I had spent one of the most wonderful moments of my life with him in the dense copse where we had sex. It may not have been one of the most romantic places, but I didn’t care. I had finally had sex with Adrian. It surprised me that he wanted me just as much. But now what? I knew from past experiences
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Oops. You're right, Lisa. His is a senior, which would make him nineteen. I sometimes get my stories confused.
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Thanks, skinnydragon. Adrian is at a crossroad. The decision he makes will affect his and Zac's life.
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I think, droughtquake, that Marty used the Door Number Three to challenge Zac to take a chance with Adrian, who at the time was a mystery to him.
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You're right, Graeme. The most we can do is hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. I'm like you, a romantic, so I always see the glass half full.
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Just imagine, Puppilull, how many young men and women are trapped in families like Adrian's. Not sure if there is anything Zac's parents can do. Adrian's father is the kind of man who would tell them to mind their own business- probably after berating them for their parental skills because Zac is gay.
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Karl, first loves are hard to let go. I know mine was. He took me to hell and back, and broke my heart so many times I lost track. It went on for three years. I woke up one day and realized I had no self-respect left, and I finally let him go. Let's hope it doesn't take Zac that long.
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When I left, I knew exactly where I was going- Adrian’s home. I needed to see him, speak to him. I needed to know if he was interested in me, or if was I merely wasting my time with the hope that he wanted me. I ran to the end of his street and looked down it, wondering if he was home or if he was still out with Valerie. I thought about going up to his front porch, knocking on the door and asking his father if I could speak to him. However, I knew that would only complicate things. According to
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Rants are good, Karl. They are shared learning tools. Because of unfortunate incidences we experienced, we can share our experience, and thus help others avoid making costly mistakes. Thanks.
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Thanks, skinnydragon. The road in life is never straight. It is filled with many twists and turns. Such is the case for Zac and Adrian.
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long1jo, we have a long way to go before Zac's mind has been cleared up. Right now it is as if he's 17 going on 14.
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You're basically right, bubby, but you're make too many generalizations. I think I've mentioned in previous posts that I am in an interracial relationship/ marriage. Tony and I were fortunately embraced by both our families. However, it can be difficult for a black gay male because, as you mention, of the macho image that is expected by fathers from their sons. My experience has shown that religion plays a big role in this, as we see with Adrian's father.
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You're right, droughtquake. Zac is only 17. He's sort of out of his league with Irene and Omari. They prefer a shot of bourbon while he sips on a strawberry milkshake.
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Angry much, Timothy? It was only an informal 'date.' Maybe Zac read too much into it.
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Thanks, Parker. I doubt that Zac hasn't even begun to realize what he wants. He's young and hasn't begun to realize the responsibility that goes with loving someone.
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Billy is the beloved little brother everyone wants. He's funny, caring and loving. Even though occasionally he does get a little bit horny.
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Omari called me later in the evening, and we talked for about an hour. I had to go out on the swing and talk to him because Billy wouldn’t leave the room. He kept mouthing, “Who’s Omari?” After waving him off several times, I finally got up and went outdoors. I learned quite a bit about him during our conversation. He is twenty-two years old, and he attends a local university, majoring in business. I would have attended the school, but it was small and the athletic department sucked. Omari tol
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Thanks, Karl. Sometimes it is hard to just walk away from your first love, no matter how bad the relationship is.
