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I walked around in the drizzling rain for what seemed like hours. I wasn’t sure what the proper protocol was for this sort of thing. Since I’d never had an older brother, I didn’t know how long it would take before I could safely return. When I did return, the door was slightly ajar. I slowly peeked in to see if the girl was still in the room. Travis was alone in his bed, and he appeared to be asleep. I quietly entered and began removing my clothing. With my boxers on, I climbed into bed. After
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For some reason, Puppilull, there is always a Curtis or Travis lurking somewhere. Ron
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I hope you continue to like the story, Nanardprvd. Ron
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I appreciate it, Jon. One of my favorites, too. Ron
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Thanks, Reader. I hope so. Ron
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Hey, dq. Just because he's a crying guy, you can't assume he's gay. I saw a lot of homesick guys when I went away to college. Ron
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Dorian Gale is beginning his freshman year in college. New friends encourage him to join Campus Pride, a gay organization on campus. There is only one problem: Dorian’s father is Senator Jonathan Gale. A series of events on campus might jeopardize his father’s political aspirations, and Dorian could become a delicate situation to his father’s campaign
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“Are you sure you’re going to be okay, Dorian?” My mother hugged me for about the hundredth time. Only this time it was tighter than the others because we were standing outside the dorm as she and Dad were getting ready to leave. “I’ll be all right,” I assured her as I turned and looked back at the towering structure behind me. I didn’t want to admit it, and I had been hiding it rather well, but I was actually scared. However, I would never let her or Dad know. Suddenly, Dad spoke in his autho
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Thank you, Rndmrunner. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
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You're right, Puppillul. Every time the issue of transgendered bathrooms appears on a cable show, they have a panel of 'experts' discussing it. Seldom is there someone like Tiffany discussing how it affects them. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
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Okay, shade, now tell me how you really feel. haha. Thanks for the compliments. I appreciate them. Sorry, but nothing new right now. Ron
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Thank you, Valkyrie. I appreciate your kind comments. Ron
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Thanks for being here week after week, droughtquake. It meant a lot to me. Fertile imagination? Is that like being a shithead? hahahaha. Ron
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Thanks, skinnydragon. I try to avoid sappy. Glad I was able to do it. Ron
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Thank you, Jeffrey for the nice review. I'm glad you enjoyed OST. Ron
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After the police cruiser pulled away, students turned and started staring at me. Colton moved closer and asked worriedly, “Will you be okay?” “I don’t have much choice, do I?” I replied sadly. I was surprised when two boys standing nearby approached. Both were in my class, and I had known them since the first grade. “Listen, Jacob,” said Melvin. “I know if doesn’t mean much, but if there is anything we can do, just ask. Okay?” I nodded my head. Larry, the other boy, patted me on my back, and
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I think, Puppilull, we have a long way to go in this nation before we see rainbows and sunshine concerning this issue. Ron
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Thank you, Robert. I appreciate your kind comments. Ron
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Okay dq. Be in front of a cop while he tries to remove something from your hand, then snatch it back. See how fast he wrestles you to the ground, handcuffs you and charges you with obstruction, resisting or some nonsensical charge. Good thing you behaved yourself at the Sanders rally. I saw on the news where four protesters were arrested.
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I was talking to Tiffany and Colton when Matt walked over and sat down beside us. “Look,” he said as he handed me his phone. Colton scooted next to me so he could also watch. On it was a live stream of a local television channel. I watched as my father stood outside the school ranting about our demonstration. “This wickedness has got to stop!” he shouted into the camera. The reporter cut him off and asked, “Isn’t your son one of the protesters inside?” His eyes narrowed as he replied angrily
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Thank you, David. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
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I laughed so hard when writing this scene. I could almost smell the rancid odor emanating from the far stall.
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Haha, you think more than me, droughtquake. Never occurred to me about picture from within. Ron
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How about a poopee, Rigel?
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I looked over at Colton and Jerome and asked, “What are we going to do?” Mrs. Edwards was arguing with Mr. Steele and Mr. Jacobsen. They were insisting that she should call the sheriff. “If you want to call Will,” she stated adamantly, “then do it yourself.” She then turned and headed toward the restroom. “Right now I have to use the bathroom.” “Wow!” exclaimed Jerome. “I would like to be a fly on the wall in there.” Suddenly, students came streaming out of the cafeteria to see what all the c
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