Daddydavek

My older brother was just a couple years older. My younger brothers who walked in unexpectedly were 5 and more years younger! So I agree with you on this too!

I agree with CentexHS. Before it became a life or death issue and the worst case consequence was a dose of gonorrhea, opportunistic cruising was way more common and acceptable. Casual hook-ups were just that. Most of us didn't discuss them much and for some of us in the closet, that was our main outlet. Since the 1980's when HIV became a serious problem, slutty behavior is a no-no for most adults as it implies recklessness.

I'm one of 7 children. I have an older brother and 3 younger brothers. Of course I walked in on my older brother beating off, more than once (we shared a bedroom) and when I got old enough, I did join him a couple of times. We did compare dicks. He is circumcised and I am not. When I was older, a couple of my younger brothers walked in on me just as I was cumming. The older one was 11 and the younger one was 9. Talk about embarrassing! NO they did not join me and I was a lot more careful after that.

Oh gosh, way too much gush and pity poor me. I got as far as the spiel about his boss and after the third paragraph or so going on about a yellow turtleneck and some lame designer, I had to call it quits. My advice is tighten it up, condense, distill and then do some more.

I'll bottom for a really caring and sensitive top. I'll top for a really involved and sensitive bottom. For anything else, 69 is nice:)

Since Will is over-endowed for his age and Berto is hot Italian with a teenie weenie, it could be interesting; especially if Rico is right and Berto can't take Will. Sounds like a vacation fling only. Funny, no mention of the sultry July weather! Gathan's conversation with Wally was interesting and seems to confirm that he is moving on. Kristen has to deal with parents who could have lost their daughter. Perhaps, going to different Universities will be a good thing from her parent's point of view. Darius is a twerp. His comment about hiring a boyfriend was catty.

This chapter provides much to chew on. The PI and the detective still haven't figured out that the wicked witch is a drug runner despite how her boat is protected?? Joel is starting to figure somethings out. I guess he and his fiancee will be framed with drugs sooner rather than later.

Roped and branded! Marked with a kiss. Jealousy, lust, and good food to boot. Interesting juxtopositioning of emotions, word pictures and good ol' boy Texas sayings.

Charlie is having another one of those days, where you don't know whether to dance for joy or howl with frustration. At least his best friend seems to accept the situation. His nephew and Wade may be another can of worms. Scott is making all the right moves and giving Charlie time. Hopefully, they will take it slow and enjoy getting to know each other.

Tease! The intro to Berto was way too concise without enough details. The hotel is over-the-top nice and elegant. It probably rents for $65k per week or more depending on the season. Of course July in Rome is not the high season. Gathan got his new red truck and still has Kristen. At this rate, PMS will be 95 fairly short chapters long.

I enjoyed your story which I've read over the past couple of days from start to finish. Coop matured a lot, but for a smart guy, he sure let his dick do a lot of the thinking. I know, most guys in their late teens are guided by the little head, but he managed to ace most of his courses and develop inot a pretty fair VB player while drinking way too much and bed hopping, which is just a little improbable. The sex scenes were smokin'. The drama queen reactions and descriptions were bitchin. The boozing was drunk. I came back and read this story after reading the beginning of Coop's story set some years down the road to check up on the characters. Sebastion, hmmm.

As always, another interesting but introspective chapter. The Calvert problem is a worry, but George did warn him. Hopefully Calvert will cool it with Chartely aboard on the trip to England. Nelson aboard Belvidera as Commodore on a mission to evacuate Brits at Elba gives George another opportunity to know Nelson better and for Mark to portray Nelson and perhaps some of his arrogance. As usual I await the next installment.

Kristen lives, Gathan is not emotionally wrecked, Will grows up some more, John is worried about being too emotionally involved and JP's cancer is still untreated... And it is still just summer 2001. Rome in summer can be stifling. Even the pope leaves town.

Finally. Poor Trevor's travails without a single sexual encounter finally end after more than 80 chapters. It's gotta be some kind of record. Does this mean, the rest of the story will be anti-climatic?

Yep, Scott is an older hunky guy that really floats Charlie's boat. The chemistry is there, will they take the time to let a real relationship develop?

Interesting how society changes. When I was growing up in the 1950's anyone over age 60 was old and really old people mostly died off by their early 80's. Now I personally know of 3 people over age 100 and all of them drove their cars well past age 95. My mom is going strong at age 88. Stereotypically, young gay males are portrayed as thinking anyone over age 25 is over the hill. Now most of the Stonewall generation is pushing 60 and even 70. And, this past week New York legalized gay marriage! Now if we could just get Congress to act like adults and put the debt ceiling-budget deficit talks into perspective and get off their ideological soapboxes and realize a mix of judicious cuts and targeted tax increases are both necessary to fix the problem. (I know, if wishes were horses, beggars would ride.)

When it rains it pours and sometimes things get a little sticky...like relationships with best friends that are hung up on you, a beat-up nephew getting an eyeful, an all-knowing mom and a hunky older guy that floats your boat. Other than that the story is sort of dragging. NOT!

"Air France Flight 4590, Concorde service to New York" and then the picture too. How interesting to see you weave the disparate elements of your story against the backdrop of the then current events. I remember the shock at that horrible crash where all were killed. However, I hope MatthewK is right and Gathan talked Kristen out of boarding that ill-fated plane as her character has a special panache and believability that I have found refreshing. However, there is still the issue of a long-distance romance with Gathan off to Stanford in the fall...

If Rick Jr is black and blue, I hate to think what Barbara will do or did to Rick Sr..... Ted is a distraction that Charlie could do without just now, but isn't that just like life, always something getting in the way. Scott is going to have to do some 'splaining if he really wants to get somewhere with Charlie, as Charlie is clueless. Yikes, you really know how to yank our chains, now we wait for the next installment.

Interesting meet up and disposition of Chartley. George certainly has his ups-and-downs, especially since the loss of Travers. His love life, family issues, naval politics, court politics, and the fact that there is a war on all make for a unique backdrop. I eagerly await the next chapter.

I think you have created a sense of realism in Will and John's relationship that is authentic, as each is still a very young teen, albeit somewhat more experienced than usual. Will in particular is undergoing life altering experiences at a fairly rapid pace and having to deal with real world issues at a dizzying pace. Yet he pays attention to his dad, pop and Stef as well as John and actually takes time to process what is happening. Much more mature than the usual in-the-moment teen. Will is even thinking ahead to how things will be back in SoCal. Now I wonder what little surprise Stef has??

You do tend to shift speakers without warning or identification which is sometimes confusing. However, I have not had too much trouble and the story is certainly interesting. The money is a little too unbelievable. Their fathers could not have had a separate company worth some 34 billion without there being something shown in their prior tax returns which the lawyers would have. With a net worth like that, the death taxes would be astronomical as well....Even with everything held in trusts, the income used or profits taken would still be taxable soooo!?? A couple of hundred million is a lot. Billions and billions starts to sound like the number of hamburgers sold at Mickey D's. Oprah is only worth a couple of billion (2.4 per Forbes).

Unghhh! I just read chapters 1 thru 14 and I get left out in the cold with a cliff-hanger. Interesting set-up. Somehow, I think Charlie is going to need to have another talk with mom....

Will is certainly Brad's son. A big dicked slut who has sense enough to lay back an enjoy it when he really has no other option. Even so, he was thinking about his future reactions, another quite mature observation. Will's use of his cell phone also shows he is smart and resourceful. Like someone else mentioned, I too was disappointed not to even get a smidgen of reaction in this chapter from Stef.... We all await the next installment with great anticipation.

An American voice was behind the gun... Brad has some bitter enemies whom he has taken down and some have lots of money. It seems they may have hired some thugs to follow him and his family to exact some revenge. Knowing Brad, and the rest of the clan including Stef and J.P., I would expect they will get to the bottom of this and exact their own retribution. I just hope Brad and his son make it through this latest challenge!