Only by creating fresh metaphors, analogies, and otherrhetorical and poetic figures can writers and readers begin to think ofmen and women anew, in ne... terms. Gay fiction sometimes attempts toportray some men as feminine, just as lesbian literature occasionallydepicts some women as masculine, and a few writers (those, perhaps, witha bisexual or pansexual leaning) seek to represent both men and womenalike as more-or-less androgynous figures who are willing to have sexwith anyone, anywhere.Sex. Hopefully he didn't notice the little shiver that went through me.I once again tried to concentrate on the seminar, making small notes here and there, and finally we reached the end of the first segment. The leader gave us a fifteen-minute break and we all stood in unison it seemed like, including my fascinating neighbor.I looked up at him and smiled. “Hi, I am Samantha, sorry for the interruption earlier.” I stuck my hand out to him.He took my hand in his warm, large hand. “No problem at all.. . but I like being a guy!" "Maybe we could meet him half way?" Lena cracked. Angel took a second to catch on. "But then we'd have to start using allthose funny pronouns. And it would still mess up the body count." David barely squeaked "But.." "That's true," Angel continued, as though seriously considering thematter. "We'd have to decide whether he should have a nice tight littlemale butt or a rounder, softer female one." Both girls dissolved inlaughter. "I don't wanna be a girl. Not even. “I told him if he does a good job we will let him jack off in front of us. That part will not be in the video.”“I would love to see him jack off. It has been a long time since I saw a man shooting juice,” said Bernice.“Do you think we can help him and he'll let us jack him off? I want the feel of a hot dick in my hands,” said Nina.“We need to get cleaned up but first we get thirty seconds of pussy licking. Who wants to go first?”Bernice jumped up on the table.“Okay, girls, come and get it,”.