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Fucking hot story! I love your writing style and imagination.

Great story. I'm hooked. I also struggled a bit to read it, but once I got familiar with your style, I had an easier time. If you'd like, I'd be happy to edit/proofread your chapters before you post them. I wouldn't change any content, I'd just add punctuation, paragraphs, and spacing to follow standard conventions to make it easier to read. I'm a former teacher, so I have some experience with this sort of thing.

Fucking hot! Keep it cumming. Can't wait to hear how well he wrecked your cunt and about all the loads you took.

I wasn't aware of their ban on drugs and poz. That explains that void. It does seem odd that they allow kiddie, but not chems or bug chasing. What's worse is that the kiddie stuff shows up in lots of stories, especially beast stories. Makes some stories unreadable.

Now, that's a real shame. Lost treasure! Let's hope someone here archived it somehow. Anybody?

The wait was worth it. Hot fucking chapter!

pervinmt, you could post the unedited version on Nifty.org. That subject matter is definitely allowed on that site. In fact there's an entire section dedicated to it. You got to hunt around for it. They don't display it on the main page. Use the drop down menu at the top labeled "Archives" to find the directory with literally thousands of stories featuring sex with Man's Best Friend and many other such non-humans. I for one, would like to see your exceptional creative talent free to flourish unfettered. While breeding.zone rocks, Nifty.org would be the perfect showcase for stories that you can't post here. For those unfamiliar with Nifty.org, it is a HUGE repository of erotic stories. It date's back to the 1990's and contains hundreds of thousands of mostly gay erotic stories organized by many different subjects, including several taboo themes. About the only erotic theme not well represented is Chemsex. (Many thanks to Breeding.zone for filling this void!) The site, Nifty.org, is 100% FREE with no advertising. All expenses are covered by donations, which are even tax deductible! It's my go-to site when I'm feeling the need to read something beastly.

Please may we have some more, Sir?

Loving this story. Fucking amazing! Can't wait for Bobby to take Brutus and get gang banged. I hope one of these boys gets double-fucked.

The short answer is that poppers give you a quick "rush", but the stuff out there these days ranges from "mediocre" to "totally sucks!" The long story is that poppers used to be (and still are) available with a prescription. They're used to treat a heart condition called "angina". They're a vasodilator, meaning they dilate your blood vessels by relaxing muscles in the arterial walls, which relieves the pain from angina. It also causes a "rush" and lowers inhibitions. But what makes poppers especially appealing to gay men is the sudden relaxation of one muscle in particular: the sphincter. A good hit of poppers at just the right moment, can open up the most tightly clenched hole to the point that it virtually begs for a cock the size of Antonio Biaggi's beautiful fuckclub. The "original" poppers were made of Amyl Nitrite. A small amount of Amyl Nitrite was stored in a little glass vile, about the size of peanut shell, that was sealed on both ends and wrapped in cloth mesh. To use them, you would take the cloth-covered vile and literally break, snap or "POP" the glass vile (thus the name "poppers") and let the Amyl soak the cloth mesh, and then inhale "thru" the cloth mesh. In the 60's people (ie Gay Men) started using poppers recreationaly, so the government started regulating them, making it illegal to sell Amyl Nitrite without a prescription. It was around this time that poppers started coming in little brown bottles. When Amyl Nitrite became illegal, manufacturers started making BUTYL Nitrite, which had almost the EXACT same effect as Amyl Nitrite, but was still legal. That lasted a few years, until Butyl Nitrite became illegal too. So they changed the formula to ISOBUTYL nitrite, then ISOPROPOL nitrite, then ISOHEXYL nitrite, and so on. Each time the effects changed and/or lessened, until we were left with the crap that's out there now, CYCLOHEXYL nitrite and ISOPENTYL nitrite, which do NOTHING, compared to Amyl Nitrite. Even before each "formula" became illegal, it was illegal to sell poppers as "poppers". That's why they're often labeled as "room odorizer" or "video head cleaner" or "nail polish remover". In the 80's, many people thought poppers either caused or contributed to HIV infection, since almost everyone who tested positive for HIV also used poppers. Finally, a couple of years ago, popper-lovers were dealt a double blow. The government instituted some of the strictest laws regarding "nitrites" used as inhalants, and at the same time, the owner of the primary US popper manufacturer died, leaving specific instructions that his company NOT continue after his death. Since then, anything even close to decent poppers has been next to impossible to find. And yet there's hope! A number of sites have popped up online (sorry for the pun). A fantastic resource is a blog by "Poppers Dude" at www.poppersplace.org. He's got TONS of information and several recommendations for where to buy good poppers. My personal favorite sources are www.USPopShop.com and www.OldBrownBottles.com. I've made several orders from both sites and I've never been disappointed.