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The New Job

   (1 review)
Genres: General Fiction,
Sub-genres: Drama

This fictional story is a semi-autobiographic account of the author's decision to come out to his wife. (2007 Spring Anthology - Endings and Beginnings)

The author gratefully acknowledges the invaluable assistance of David of Hope in editing and Trab in proofreading my stories, as well as Gay Authors, Awesome Dude and Nifty for hosting them.
2007 Altimexis. All Rights Reserved.

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Bill W

Bill W 65,396

  

A tale as old as time.  A guy might be in a great marriage or a loveless marriage, but either way he contemplates the reasons that he's never acknowledged his sexual feelings for or attraction to other males.  He might be secretly gay, or he might be bi-sexual, or he might just be confused or merely unable to accept the fact. 

There could be any number of reasons why he didn't embrace his attraction to other males throughout the years, but at some point it doesn't matter, because he's now too old and all alone with his fantasies.  This was a poignant, moving, and thought provoking story that all men in similar circumstances should read.

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