myDNA4u

The odds of getting pozzed while topping are extremely low unless you have a sore or any open wound on your dick. Of course you can still pick up other STI's, so consider that. 

Timmy and Peter are such lucky boys. 

Glad to see Slipitupme is continuing this. This is definitely one of the hottest and most twisted stories on here. I've read it thru several times and blown countless loads from it. 

I wish I was Bill running the sauna. 

More, please.

Great ending to this thread. This has been a great read. Hopefully you'll start a different one soon. 

That last chapter was awesome,  especially the verbal during the recharge scene. 

I wish Slipitupme would continue this one.

I have always followed the advice my 23 year old brother gave me at age 12. "Fucking with a condom is like washing your feet with your socks on." Truer words were never spoken. 

Definitely one of the most intensely moving pieces on here. Exceptionally hot and well written.  

6 hours ago, nicktheslut said:

Part 4 is on its way. I have finished it. but I need to fix a few bits up. Will be out later this week, or early next week.

thank you for all the positive comments. Keeps me motivated to write more 🙂 

Glad to know more of this is cumming

On 4/26/2021 at 1:11 PM, Navi38 said:

@myDNA4u  There is more coming, with work and some family stuff my writing has had to take a back seat.   I have been working on another installment.  It should give you something for your cock to squirt too.

Hope the family stuff works out well. We're all looking forward to the next chapters

On 4/22/2021 at 7:37 AM, Txvers said:

More please its been too long lol

Agreed, but considering just how much @Navi38has posted, I can imagine he needs some time to get his creative juices flowing again.

Oh fuck. The one last major thing on my sexual bucket list, identical twin brothers

I see more incest is on the horizon and Bryce wants to charge up. He's found the right place 

4 hours ago, pozpopperpig said:

So, so good...as always.  I find myself needing my @Navi38fix and search for it daily.  

I'm addicted to @Navi38's writing as well almost to the point that it's almost the only fiction on here I've been reading lately.. I'm hoping that the new fire chief and his son turn into a second father and son pairing.

2 hours ago, pozpopperpig said:

OMFG!  So fucking good!  As much as I love the poz pig sex, the humanity of breaking mentally from losing loves and the guilt from perceived or actual transgressions are so deep and raw.  You are a Master in storytelling @Navi38!  Thank you for continuing this wonderful tale.....will follow you for as long as you wish to tell it.   

I heartily agree.

55 minutes ago, Cdexter said:

This is your story you tell it the way you want to tell it. Personally i think you are doing a great job 

I agree completely.  This story is incredibly captivating. 

38 minutes ago, Skanman said:

Agent Woods is about to get some wood in his arse.  🐷
I feel another fuck pig will be added to the family in no time. 

Yep. Maybe someone to help Eric heal.

50 minutes ago, pozpopperpig said:

Not Chis!  That is going  to destroy Eric!  Crying my eyes out and need more!

I agree. I had always been hoping that Dr. Nick would find a miracle cure for Chris. Now that won't happen. 

These characters have become almost real to me. I was almost afraid to read the last chapter. It was hard enough loosing Tom, but the thought of loosing Jason especially in such a brutal way would have been very unsettling. 

6 hours ago, drscorpio said:

 

I think there is more of it from lesbian women for a couple of reasons. A large number of women have been traumatized by sexual violence and/or domestic violence from men which makes them more susceptible to the notion that men might pretend to be trans to gain access to their spaces. On the other hand,  a lot of gay men seem to find transmen particularly attractive meaning they would more than welcome their presence. 

I agree with you that sexual and/or domestic violence by men on women is a large part of why many lesbian women have TERF. However it should be noted that there are more than a few young men and boys who have been sexually assaulted by women. Men are typically much less likely to ever admit to it having happened to them for all sorts of societal reasons. I know from personal experience as it has happened to me twice while I was in my 20's. One only after many years was I able to talk about at all and the other I have never discussed. Both are really painful memories for me. 

6 hours ago, Spunkinmyarse said:

You cannot  substitute race and gender (whether cis or trans) in this way: they are not equivalent.

Apart from a few minor physiological differences such as skin colour, racial differences are almost entirely in the mind, phantom perceptions that are the result of ignorance and cultural bias.  The entire fight for racial equality is about shining a light on this and showing racial difference to be the myth that it is.

Gender difference is very real, at least to the vast majority of humans in every culture that has ever existed. The fact that we have (and largely accept) separate toilet facilities for men and women is proof of this, while separate toilet facilities for different races have been consigned to history, thank God.

Gender is far more complex than race, and how we as humans respond to gender is similarly complex. There is no equivalent of ‘trans’ in race.

Conflating race and gender as you have done in the above post is wrong, and appears to be motivated by a desire to make @myDNA4ulook like some kind of bigot.  Please don’t reduce this topic to mere identity politics, when an issue as complex as this deserves to be treated with care and thoughtfulness.

Thanks @Spunkinmyarse You seem to see my point. I feel the need to point out a couple of things. First I take real umbrage at anyone thinking of me as transphobic. Over 35 years ago as a business owner I hired a trans person who had had difficulty finding employment as their sex on their drivers license didn't match who they were as one could not change  one's birth sex on licenses in any state at that time. And this was in Key West and other gay and lesbian business owners wanted nothing to do with this person. I got a fair amount of grief from other owners and some of my employees for my stance. I know I learned from the experience and I'm pretty sure that my other employees did as well.

Second @BootmanLAcomments that the place for cis gay men who want to  have time exclusively around other cis gay men is "their own house". Being a full time RV'er living at two gay campgrounds and having stayed at 14 others, I can tell you in almost every case the campground is the owner's or owners' home and legal residence. So by that logic Mr. Quinn has every right to set a cis men only rule. It is his home.

I am not defending Mr. Quinn's position and definitely not his pretty abhorrent statement. I'm pretty sure he wishes he could have expressed his feelings in a much more tactful manner. However he should have the right to run his private membership only campground in any way that makes him comfortable. If someone doesn't like and there seems to a fair number who don't, no one is forcing them to go there. Just like I won't eat at Chick-fil-A or shop at Hobby Lobby. However there may be some cis gendered males for whom his policy is a plus.

3 hours ago, drscorpio said:

This is patently untrue. Women-Only spaces excluding transwomen is such an issue that there us even a term for it: TERF - trans exclusionary radical feminist. You may have seen that word applied to JKRowling. 

I would jave to disagree with you on that. The women only campground in Michigan while not coming right out and saying, it,, makes it abundantly clear that they only allow cis gendered females.

However I will agree with you in that in the lesbian community there is way more TERF, than the reverse situation with gay men. 

2 hours ago, blackrobe said:

Can you clarify the founders reason/s for excluding transmen? From your post it seems like you're saying it's to protect men from being disappointed a guy doesn't have a dick. 

While I've never discussed this specifically with the owners, it's more than merely being disappointed. In a highly sexualized environment, there are more than a few cis gay males who would be very uncomfortable with a trans man being present.  That in and of its self doesn't make someone transphobic. Otherwise straight people who are totally supportive of gay rights but don't want to be around guys while they're having sex with each are homophobic. Is it really so wrong for there to be a place for cis gay males who want to spend some time in a place that is exclusively for them especially when nearby there are other options available?  One can carry "wokeness" to silly extremes

As  someone who actually knows the owners of Camp Boomerang, I can without doubt state that they are not transphobic and do indeed totally support trans rights. That being said Mr. Quinn's comment was extremely insensitive and way off the mark. However having been to a large number of gay campgrounds the majority of which are clothing optional men only places, I can tell you that the sexual energy in those places is very high. Inddeed all but one that I have been to have one or more areas specifically set aside as "play" spaces. At some sexual activity goes on virtually everywhere, think outdoor bathhouse. For me personally no matter how attracted I might me to a guy (and I have a weakness for men of shorter stature which trans men often are) the minute the pants come off and there's no penis, I have absolutely zero sexual interest. 

The majority of women only campgrounds do not allow trans women. No one seems to be complaining about that. So I see a level of hypocrisy in complaining about one campground being exclusively for cis-gendered males. And would anyone complain about any place that was only for trans people of either type? I think not.

Chapter 50 was definitely an interesting addition.  Points out the importance of intimacy on a level other than just sex. It is something we all need, the loving connection to another person. Really glad it was included