I'm thinking I may be closer to approximating something that looks like sexual activity people are more used to from this hope :D But I did another dalliance, another tease this week as it seemed that Pilo and Johnnie were just ready for this much. Hopefully next week's inspiration picture gives me a thought too. Pilo held Johnnie's hands in theirs. "You don't have to prove anything to me." Johnnie squeezed Pilo's hands. "I'd say the same to you." They walked further into the field until the grass flattened out. Tugging on their hiking pack's straps, they stopped. "I like it here. You?" He helped them slide the heavy pack off and to the ground. Opening the bag, he chuckled. "You didn't have to go out of your way to make this an Iranian picnic." "I wanted to experiment and maybe learn more about your heritage," they protested. On the flattest patch of ground, they arranged a white bottle of kefir followed by plastic take out containers of falafel, humus, and pita. "I remembered correct that you are vegetarian?" "Yes, thanks." He pulled out the heavy blanket and spread it across the scrub grass. Lowering himself onto the red fabric, he then tilted his head back and their gazes met. "Thanks." Hands connecting again, he helped them onto the blanket beside him. They straightened their faux silk slacks. Breathing in deeply, they closed their eyes to appreciate the warmth of the sun. His lips touched their cheek and moved away before they could open their eyes. "Falafel?" he asked, his voice so calming with their eyes closed. "Please." The next moment, a pleasantly warm ball popped between their lips. Finally opening their eyes, they smiled at him around chewing. "So we have our supplies from Planned Parenthood," he began, his tone almost making it a question. They nodded and he continued, "And you are sure that you want to do this? Too." Their eyes open this time, he leaned in to kiss their cheek; their throat moved with their swallowing, pushing the last of the falafel down. They held in a whimper when his lips pressed against theirs. When he pulled back, they murmured, "The scar tissue is too thick for me to feel anything." He took a sip from his glass of kefir. "Might I ask how you've tested this?" He kissed their neck just below their earlobe. "You seem to be enjoying everything else I've done." "I didn't feel anything, not even pain, when I lost my virginity." Clearing his throat, he fed them a fingerful of humus. His finger retreating from their mouth, he said, "I don't think a hetero-sexist notion of virginity helps with either of our diverse bodies." He kissed lower on their neck. "When I had sex with a seemingly typical guy that one time, I didn't feel anything between my legs," they said. "Do you feel you're worthy of pleasure?" He pressed a closed mouthed kiss to their rounded chin. "Your interest in me makes me feel worthy." He traced his fingers over the shoulder of their tank top. "Mind if I get comfy naked since we're far enough away from any paths?" They nodded and scooped some humus with a triangle of pita. Chewing, the lowered their gaze as if not wanting to stare at him grabbing the bottom hem of his forest green tank and lifting it off his torso. Their toes curling in their cotton bags of shoes, their gaze dropped to his waistband. "Soon enough," he said. Click here to enjoy the lovely inspiration picture Kayla shared and the other people sharing their lovely bit for the #MasturbationMonday hop!
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7/10/2017 09:45:58 am
I like the little details, especially around the food, that really makes this story feel real. :)
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Joelle Casteel
7/11/2017 09:29:48 am
Thanks for the comment, Victoria. Yes, I definitely notice those details. For me it's often things like Pilo's rounded chin. Spending so much time with transgender and gender nonconforming people, I notice the details that can make someone seem more cisgender or not.
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7/10/2017 07:18:48 pm
Maybe it's not what my hetero brain recognizes but I agree with Victoria, it's those small details that makes it feel so real - even if I don't necessarily recognize my own experience in it (which is a good thing and maybe even part of the point). :)
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7/11/2017 09:36:02 am
Thanks, Kayla. Heh, your comment makes me think of Tristan Taormino's "Opening Up" (about going from monogamy to polyamory) to a friend... I said I was too radical to be the correct audience for the book.
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