Wow! I finally had sex with another human being. Well, okay he wasn't technically in the same room, but it was sex, nonetheless. How embarrassing though; I had come all over myself while Julian's husky baritone reverberated in my ears and he knew the moment it happened too. What was that all about anyway? Was I that transparent? I think he realized how tentative I was about the whole issue of sex and instead of forcing me, he was playing a bit coy and a bit naughty to tempt me into it. Part of my surging hormones didn't need tempted at all, part of me was itching to have him naked and hard in front of me so that I could play out every fantasy I'd ever had about him. But in the next instant I was back teetering on the edge of my fence, worrying about what these feelings meant and most of all, what the repercussions of my letting my hormones win any battle with the rest of my body would do to my future.
As I drifted off to dreamland, the scene in Julian's room just a few days ago unfolded before me. Standing there with his enticing uncut cock peeking from behind the string of his Speedos my eyes widened and my mouth became an unbidden "o," willing the head to slip easily through my lips and taste the flavor of him for the first time. In my newly formed dream, the carpet was suddenly soft beneath my knees and I was untying that wisp of suit to get to the girth of manhood below. My tongue left my mouth longing to feel at last, the wrinkles of Julian's foreskin covered in the luscious nectar of his pre-cum, succulent, salty and sweet all in the same moment. I don't know if I moaned out loud in the night, but in the dream, I most certainly did. Just holding the head of his cock in my mouth was enough to get my motor running and I grasped the head of my own cock, squeezing tight, hoping to stem the tide of my imminent eruption. As I began sucking Julian's beautiful manhood, tickling the foreskin with my tongue and swiping underneath the head, the way I liked to stroke my own cock, my brain became a wash of white static.
The next thing I knew I was looking up at my whitewashed ceiling and it was bright and sunny outside.
RATS
, I thought, I had just been witness to physical perfection and almost felt Julian come in my mouth, well figuratively anyway—and I had to wake up. No reason to stay in bed now, I'd just end up with a headache if I tried too hard to go back to sleep and my dreams never repeated themselves when I wanted them to. So, with resigned indignation at the impending day ahead, I gathered myself up and headed off for my litany of morning ablutions.
Clean and refreshed, I gathered my backpack, making sure my books for Economics 10 was in with my other supplies and bounded down the stairs and into the kitchen for breakfast. My mother, the secret seeker, noticed my heightened mood immediately.
"Wow, Jodders…what are you so happy about this morning?"
Talk about shooting my day in the foot. "Mom, do you HAVE to call me that?"
"I'm sorry honey; I thought you liked it when I called you that?" Her face belied the attempt at impartiality I heard in her voice. "If you don't want me to call you that anymore, I won't."
She turned her back and fixed me a plate of toast and scrambled eggs, what she made me almost every morning. She was one of those people that believed in the old adage, a good day started with a good breakfast. I almost felt guilty for admonishing her about the name she's used for me since I was a toddler, but I needed her to realize I wasn't a baby anymore.
As she put the plate in front of me, I grasped her wrist and looked into her eyes. "Mom, I'm sorry…I didn't mean to snap at you, it's just…I'm not a little boy anymore you know?"
I knew from many moments just like this one what her next words would be. She brought my hand to her lips and whispered just loud enough for me to hear, "You'll always be my little boy."
"I know Mom, but I don't want to feel like a little boy anymore. I'm in college now and if someone were to hear you call me that, well…it would be embarrassing."
She stroked her hand across my forehead, brushing my bangs back into my hair. "Okay, a full and complete JODY, it is; from now on."
"Thanks, Mom!" I thought I detected just a bit of sadness in her eyes. I hoped she wasn't headed for a battle with empty nest syndrome any time soon, but I guess the fact that I was her only child and I was on the verge of making my own way, it was a bit inevitable.
"So, where are you off to today?" She continually carried on a conversation with anyone who was in our kitchen with her back to them. She was always busy doing something—preparing a meal, washing dishes or many other tasks I never really paid attention to. I realized as I sat there that I didn't really know my mom that well as I hadn't spent any "real" time with her in years.
Thinking over the reason I hadn't spent quality time with my parents, it occurred to me that if I wanted that to change I would have to stop hiding a part of myself that I wasn't certain I was ready to reveal. All this thinking was going to be the death of me. One minute I was ready to tell the world that I was gay and I was falling in love with Julian Claymore, but the next I was anxious and nervous, wondering how the people around me would feel once, or even if, I disclosed this
very
private information.
"Jody," she looked over her shoulder at me extricating me from my Julian-daze. "Do you have class this morning or are you off with that new friend of yours? He's quite a looker by the way, must have the girls crawling all over him."
So much for changing the status quo
, I thought with a sigh.
"Econ this morning, Mom," I said in a tone that one could have considered snippy. "One of the ones I have to get out of my way for my general ed requirements."
"Well, you know what I always say…do what you have to, to make your dream a reality, honey."
"I know…it's just so boring." And if I was bored in class, Julian was going to be the first thing on my mind; the source of my fantasies and my strife; how could one person become so important to me in such a short a time?
"Well, it can't be that bad, honey, just hunker down and get through it."
Do they teach parental clichés in some secret club somewhere? My mom certainly knew enough of them.