Jacobi spotted me on the prison yard wandering around like a pet with no owner. And once we hit the showers, he decided to claim me as his. On the outside, I would have never taken the bait from someone like him. It would be a stain on my masculinity. I'd be alienated from everyone for being such a sissy. But prison has different rules. Here is where a man like me, who'd bend to another man, belongs. Word is spreading that the biggest man in our wing has claimed the smallest. Even the guards know--do they look at me funny because they want in? Regardless, I'm about to abandon all shame to ...

Dr. Dennis is the only reason I like going to the doctor. Just seeing him in those loose scrubs that barely conceal his big biceps and pecs . . . it does something for me. Every time I’m in his office I’m imagining what it’d be like if we both undressed when I had my physical. If we both could inspect each other’s bodies instead of him just inspecting mine. If I could get on my knees and inspect the shape of the doctor's tool in his pants before taking it all the way down my throat. I tell Dr. Dennis about my hamstring pain and he instructs me to turn over so he can take a look. ...

Jimmy and Trent return in the sequel to My Stepdad’s Wedding. “Two weeks ago, I hooked up with my stepdad, Trent Atlas, the night before he married my mother. Now he’s back in town from their honeymoon and has offered to take me up to North Carolina for a trip to his father’s place. Trent Atlas’ dad is one of the nicest men I know. His name is Frederick and he’s like a grandpa to me, in the way Trent is like a dad, even though we’re not related. My step-Grandpa has taken me on fishing trips before. He sends me cards for my birthday every year. Trent’s family gets along well ...

First of all, he's not my real uncle. But Uncle Adam joined our family six years ago, back when I was an awkward thirteen-year-old ashamed to be attracted to his aunt's hot new husband. Now I'm a high school graduate with a secret crush that just won't go away. Uncle Adam is staying at my house for my graduation, but he forgot to bring his present. He promises he'll make it up to me, and asks me what I want. The house is quiet. The family is asleep. I know what I want, but it can't be bought. And it turns out Uncle Adam wants the same thing.

I think Pastor James and I did something sinful. I have to tell someone. I grab my church brother, Cody and pull him into the Sunday School room after service. He says what we did was normal, that he had to do it too to move up in Pride Horizon church. This is only tradition—ordained by the Lord himself. Our privacy is quickly interrupted when Pastor James and Bishop Faulk enter the room. Pastor explains my next step in the process to church leadership is taking the Bishop the way I took him. And sharing is a value of the church. The clothes begin to come off and Bishop takes my neck in ...