German industrialist Heinrich Holtzman takes the fourteen-year-old boy, Lyo, he is trying to groom to be his lover on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in northern Spain to try to bond with the boy. Lyo is having trouble going all the way with Heinrich. When they observe a hunky young Spanish farmer having his way with a boy Lyo's age, though, and Lyo sprains his ankle, Heinrich sees a way to get his way.
My friend's mother (incidentally, doesn't dress very sexily at daytime) asked me to come over and help her in the garden. I went over, and things turned out a little differently than I had expected...
Hans is feeling sexually frustrated so visits the pub with a friend. One thing leads to another, then another and several months later... A tale of a small village and perverted grandparents.
A game changer. Living in a post apocalypse survival mode, segments of population have personally EXPERIENCED the worst already. MEANWHILE, affluent society parties on oblivious, uncaring about THOSE fallen behind. World destruction or personal catastrophe; dead is dead, struggle is struggle . .
Fourteen-year-old farmer's apprentice Derek and his master, Abel, dance around mutual want in eighteenth-century Saxony until, losing control, Abel follows Derek into a field and takes the boy's virginity. While walking to another field to think on his plight, Derek is set on by three men going to recruit as mercenary soldiers in the American Revolution, who debauch him and take him with them to be a soldiers' boy.
Travis's parents are New York Philharmonic musicians. They take a year's sabbatical with the Munich Philharmonic and take Travis to Germany with them. In a new country in the summer without friends nearby, 14-year-old Travis takes to a bicycle and thinks of the sexuality of a boy turning into a man. His parents give him no attention. His violin teacher, Werner, is happy to give him attention, pointing out that the German age of consent is 14. Then farmer Gerhard gives him attention too.