Recently, a gentleman e-mailed me about one of my stories. He asked what I would do, if my friend Brad actually propositioned me. Well, I hope this letter adequately answers his question, while entertaining a few other gentlemen.
Dear Brad,
Even though I act nonchalant, and pretend not to notice, I love your "inadvertent touches," and the kind "reassurances" on my back and shoulders you offer when get into deep conversations.
I love our casual Saturday afternoons, and how we are so happy no matter what we choose to do. I also love how sometimes people assume I'm "your guy." Many Saturday nights I have grabbed a glass of wine, and then imagined you taking me. In fantasy, I become "yours."
OK, so you're gay and "tormented," while I am straight and "carefree." Are you sure?
Lately, I feel that I'm the "gay one," as I ache for both your heart and cock. And then, something had to give today. I'm sorry if I hurt you somehow.
I'm trying to figure it out. Do I have the details wrong?
As recall, I slid into the passenger seat of your convertible. That is when I recognized that my "old feelings" were stronger than ever. I inhaled deeply and was struck by your familiar, clean and musky scent. With a slight breeze toying with your hair, you reached over, stroked my leg, and asked the usual, "How are you?"
What was I supposed to say? I had been a bit down, but OK, and now, with your touch and scent, I was immediately on fire. I choked out an OK, stared into space, and pondered what your lips would feel like against mine.
My hands actually shook, and I breathed deeply. "Uh, Brad? Could you pull over?" With an unselfish look of concern, you immediately complied.
I'll always remember you sitting there, worried and manly. Your chest hair was poking out of your polo, and ruffled by the breeze. I stumbled, and groped for words.
"I can ask you anything, right Brad?" As soon as I said these words, your face tightened, and you barked, "Look asshole, we are well beyond that? How many homo-erotic fantasies do I have to tell you to prove that?" My, "Um, how about one more?" broke the tension, and we both laughed.