Gay Stories

Tony's and my adventures as young men in the seventies. Posting may be sporadic, but I'm trying for weekly. Not all content tags may apply to all chapters, and some others may crop up in the course of the story. Your comments are encouraged! Reader beware! This is gay content. Just sayin'. If you don't like that kind of thing, you've been warned.

When a twenty-eight-year-old Air Force mechanic serving at Kadena Airbase in Okinawa in the early 1970s wakes up after a drunken binge in a Koza City bar to find himself being serviced by a fourteen-year-old boy while the boy's permissive B-girl mother is having sex nearby with the airman's buddy, he starts on a journey of realizing his appetite is for fourteen-year-old boys.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Dan Thorpe just lost his wife and stepchildren to the extractions, but Corporal Ayumi Tanaka of the Sheriff's Department shows up at the right time to become his co-sponsor and primary partner. Together, they find concubines and start a new family.

Male-perspective bisexual: Two couples sharing a Mediterranean island villa for two weeks becomes a vacation of everyone doing everyone else.

Female perspective bisexual: A cougar real estate agent, Clarissa, wins a cruise every year on the strength of her sales record. She always chooses the five-day Baltimore cruise to Bermuda, because they are at sea long enough for her to rope in a young stud or two. On this cruise, the piano player is easy. She decides to try her skills also with two young college men obviously there for each other.

I wasn't allowed to join in but Ryan and Jazza lets me watch them screw their brains out.

Fourteen-year-old American rent-boy, Heath, is a busy boy servicing men out of a Caribbean coast resort hotel in Honduras. He is doing it so blatantly that one would think he wants to be caught by the local police for male prostitution.

Fascinated by the playwright, Tennessee Williams, and determined to follow in his footsteps, fourteen-year-old Hollywood actor Joey Harris wins the role of Tom in a Christmas of 1954 Pasadena Theatre children's production of "The Glass Menagerie." To get the role Joey has to lay down for his agent and for the production's director, who claims he can nurture Joey as much as he did Tennessee Williams. Joey recognizes what is needed to make it in Hollywood.