I didn't feel scared because the sound was familiar, yet scary at the same time. I tried to look around but all I could see was one bright light and a...big post in the middle of the room. it had wooden walls and a concrete floor. I could tell the person making the sounds was a woman, because the steps could only be made by high heels. the only thing I wanted to know was 'who was the woman'? After a few minutes the steps stopped a I heard the woman unraveling something, a rope maybe? And that's. I still can'tsee why you put me in dresses but I know you must have had goodreasons for doing it. I don't think I could ever hate you." With tears in her eyes Jenny said, "Thank you very much. I amglad to hear that. I love you very much and really don't want tohurt you. You went along with everything so nicely I couldn't helpmyself. I feel a lot better now knowing you aren't angry overthis." He felt a little sorry for her but didn't want to say much moreto get her depressed or upset. They. I had been to gay bars and clubs and hooked up with gay guys. I wanted to know what it was like with a straight guy. I wanted what I call a real man! More like my dad or brothers.My sister had met Garry the night before and could not stop talking about him. He had invited her to a party. The party was for couples. He explained to her that he had a buddy and could she arrange a blind date for him. If not the party invitation was off. My sister was really turned on by the guy and wanted to go on. Bobby’s friends bragged about all the hot times they’d had with girls, but Bobby knew his buddies too well. He knew they were stretching the truth considerably, trying to out-do each other with their tales. ‘What about you, Bob?’ his friend Joe asked. ‘You score yet this summer?’ ‘Nah,’ Bobby replied. ‘I’ve been to busy working.’ ‘Jeez, Bob,’ his friend Eddie said, ‘I thought you said you were gonna get laid this summer or else.’ Bobby couldn’t keep himself from smiling. If they only knew! ‘The.