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    Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex
    Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex
    Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex
    Ebook47 pages39 minutes

    Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex

    By Nate Tanner

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    Max and Alex are high school bullies who love torment sissy gay boys on the swim team... despite the fact that they're deep in the closet themselves!

    When one of their pranks goes too far, Max rejects Alex's friendship out of guilt. But after they graduate, one summer night changes everything Max and Alex thought they knew about each other...

    Warning: Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex is a 10900-word short story intended for ADULTS ONLY. Contains violence, masturbation, angst, drug use, masturbation, oral, anal, and tender love between 18-year-old swimmers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNate Tanner
    Release dateSep 3, 2012
    ISBN9781476240657
    Bully X Bully: First Time Gay Sex
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    Nate Tanner

    Nate Tanner was born in Iowa in 1980. His Zodiac sign is Gemini.He realized he was gay on the day he turned 18.After living a "shamelessly tempestuous" lifestyle in college and his 20s, Nate decided to share his experiences with the world by becoming an erotic fiction author. He writes in spare moments at his hectic day job, while by night he can be found prowling the Midwest for cute boys.

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    • 4/5
      Wow okay so pretty fucking intense I liked the sex part and it was a very real description of how teenagers react in those situations but sometimes it’s nicer to escape reality in stories. Personal preference, it’s really well written

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