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Marking Time

by C.J. Anthony

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This one was surprisingly not bad, so here's a gif review for your pleasure.

So, there's this boy who awkwardly realizes he's gay and everyone is super supportive.



(How does he realize he's gay? By crushing SUPER hard on his brother's best friend.

)

So, cool, right? No. Because he decides to enroll in the military.



Except its not, and there's drama and stress.



So right, the old crush, Chase shows up.



Which goes on for dozens of pages until:



But of course:







But there is a happy ending. Eventually.

read more of my shenanigans at auroralector.blogspot.com
  knotbox | Jun 9, 2016 |
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Don't Read in the Closet (Love Is Always Write - 2012)
Love Is Always Write (2012) (Love is Always Write - 2012)
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Official Description: ". . . a faggot? A queer? A sissy? About a dozen more words meandered through my brain, every word I’d ever heard from my friends, from adults, from TV. Was that who I was now? Were those words me now?"

While most gay men grow up living in the closet until they are brave enough to step out and be themselves, Adam Shepherd experiences the opposite. After living almost all of his young life out and gay, he goes into the closet, willingly, in order to have the career and life he wants and needs. He thinks he can handle it, but he soon discovers how much he has truly given up.

Chase Michaels was always there for Adam, a substitute “big-brother” and true friend in his growing up years. Adam has always harbored a secret involving Chase, but it conflicts with the closet he now lives in as an adult. When the pressure becomes too much, Adam chooses to stay in his closet . . . but at what cost? And can he change things before it’s too late?

This story was written as a part of the M/M Romance Group's "Love is Always Write" event. Group members were asked to write a story prompt inspired by a photo of their choice. Authors of the group selected a photo and prompt that spoke to them and wrote a short story.
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