β Scribed by Diana Sheridan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Do you remember your
first sexual experience? How about your first same-sex experience? These
men remember losing their gay cherries and tell us all about
itβ¦in hot, specific detail! Read each story and savor the
menβs excitement as they explore the other side of their
sexual natures. Share and enjoy the retelling in glorious words of
wonder and sheer heat as they βcome outβ and tell
us alllllll about it.
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