Ronyx
-
Posts
1,892 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Forums
Stories
- Stories
- Story Series
- Story Worlds
- Story Collections
- Story Chapters
- Chapter Comments
- Story Reviews
- Story Comments
- Stories Edited
- Stories Beta'd
Blogs
Store
Help
Articles
Gallery
Events
Everything posted by Ronyx
-
Mrs. Oliver is what I would call (rather unpolitically correct) a feisty old broad. Ron
-
Hi droughtquake. I think Colton as more annoyed with his brother than anything. I had an older brother, so I was in that situation a few times.
-
I know I should feel dirty, but I don’t. Lying on top of Colton with my lips pressed to his seems…natural. I don’t feel full of sin as I would expect to feel. I can feel his erection against mine, as we grind our bodies against each other. For a brief second, I wondered what my father would think if he knew what I was doing. Colton had just come out to his parents, and he didn’t feel any remorse. In fact, it was something he said he had been planning to do, all because of me. But at this momen
- 4 comments
-
- 35
-
-
-
-
I think, droughtquake, we are seeing a wave of support for transgendered students from school boards. Unfortunately, we also see a similar backlash from the bigots who sit on school boards like those in this story.
-
It's is a national disgrace, Kjamieson, that people are taking political advantage of the rights of others to win votes. Unfortunately, we witness the worst of human behavior every four years in the US as the world watches and sadly shake their heads. Ron
-
It's all about quality smooching time, Puppilull.
-
Just because she's a mother, skinnydragon, doesn't mean she's sensible. Ron
-
Thanks, Lisa. I'll be sure to stay away from you and a cane! LOL. Ron
-
After the police cruisers pulled away, Colton reached down and gripped my hand. “Are you alright?” he asked worriedly. I glanced over at Tiffany. Jerome was holding her in his arms as he tried to comfort her. I smiled slightly at Colton and replied, “I think so.” Cathy stepped up beside me. She appeared equally worried. I tried to convince everyone I was okay. I still couldn’t believe what had just happened. There had been total chaos as my father fought with Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Martin. It wa
- 10 comments
-
- 37
-
-
-
You have to remember, Graeme, he's seventeen. Nothing makes sense at seventeen. Ron
-
Thank you, Graeme, for all your wonderful reviews throughout the story. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Ron
-
Thanks, Graeme. I think of all the characters I've created, Lane is definitely my favorite. He's adorable. Ron
-
Thanks, Parker. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
-
What can I say, droughtquake. You've been with me since the first chapter. I appreciate your support. Glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
-
Thanks, Daddydavek. Sorry, but no sequel is planned for this story. Ron
-
Don't worry about Curtis, najaate. Like many of us, he's discovering who he is. Ron
-
Thank you, Puppilull, for your support during this story. I greatly appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the ending. Ron
-
Thank you, Stephen, for your kind words. I appreciate them. Ron
-
Thanks, jaysalmn. I think Lane holds a place in everyone's heart. We need more Lanes in the world. Ron
-
Thank you, Valkyrie. I was never in the theater, but I attend over 20 a year. Scenery problems are rare, but they do occur. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Ron
-
You are welcomed, avidreadr.
-
Thank you, Bob, for your very kind comments. I appreciate it. Ron
-
Thank you, skinnydragon, for your weekly comments. I appreciated them. Ron
-
Thanks, Dan. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. No plans, however, for a sequel. Ron
-
Thank you, oxala. I'm glad you enjoyed Curtis's complexities. As for Lane, who couldn't adore him. Ron
