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living alone she did not like her neighbours rude and sexual chat, but somehow things changed.

There are all sorts of inheritances. Money, property... The one left by Sir Arthur Saxby was truly extraordinary...

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.

A pair of young people working as camp counselors are thrown together in a way that leaves them no option but to explore each other's sexuality.

Rob and Jane are the senior class brainiac nerds, and also the victims of a cruel competition devised by the football jocks and their cheerleader girlfriends. Rob doesn't fare too badly in the competition - his manhood sees the cheerleaders having second thoughts about him. Jane, on the other hand, gets hurt badly by one of the football jocks. Rob and Jane are thrust together to work on a project, and they become closer due to their shared experiences....much closer and intimate.

Mom and son have to rent out rooms in their home to make ends meet and soon discover that their both providing extra services.

In July 1941, journalist (but really military intelligence agent) half English-half Burmese Gordon is dispatched to Burma to convince the artist who deflowered him at age fourteen and set him into having the fetish too to return to England to work on the war effort. The artist is in Burma because there are easy boys there and he tries to convince Gordon to stay. Gordon indulges in his old fetish and is also pursued by a Japanese sadist.

It's a fight for the innocence of fourteen-year-old Erick against the randy and determined Hulk in a dungeon, a fight that it's guaranteed the boy will lose-or so it seems.