Dallas Bennet

This story is about a boy named Daivd who knows hes gay and has a hard time being accepted by friends, and family.

“Well its almost 9 you guys. Don’t you think you better be getting home?” Billy asked. The boys all agreed. John and Lester said their goodbyes and headed home while David stayed behind for obvious reasons. As soon as the other boys were gone David leapt forward and knocked Billy on his bed and started furiously making out with him. David loved the feeling of Billy’s warm tongue dueling with his own. It sent sensations down his spine and also in another place as well. There making out was

Billy and David were speech less. They have just been caught by there homophobic friends, making out on Billy’s bed. Both Billy and David broke the silence by getting up and standing just a few feet from the shocked onlookers. “So you guys wanna talk?” Billy asked. “NO! There’s nothing to fucking talk about. I can’t believe this! How can you—“ “No Lester, lets sit down.” John interrupted. Lester gave John a perplexed look while Davy still stood there not knowing what to say. John

David couldn’t believe this. Did Billy really feel the same way towards David, or was it a trap? Well it wasn’t until tomorrow that they would meet, but Davis was dreading school. Tomorrow was Tuesday, and David felt that this particular Tuesday could either be the best, or the worst day ever in his life. David found his way back up to the field where he first found the road. He cut through the field at an angle so he wouldn’t have to walk past Billy’s and deal with more humiliation. After he

David seemed to find himself in a bit of a pickle. His friends just shunned him because he was gay, ran out of Billy’s house, and now has to find some way to get his back pack. His mind was racing through a number of scenarios. He ran back to Billy’s as fast as he could but stopped at the faded white picket fence blocking the back yard. He looked through the cracks in the fence, up to Billy’s room through his window. The window was slightly cracked and he could hear the laughter of his fri

He walked down the gravel road. His long blond hair blowing in the cool autumn wind. At 13 he thought everything was great. School was easy, basketball was fun, and his friends were the best…..so he thought. As he’s walking this gravel road he wonders why his feelings feel wrong, disgusting and against his beliefs. It was only about 5 minutes ago but it felt like it was still happening. The incident. You see our young David here, walking down the road, was young but knew what he wanted. An