Screwing the Homophobe

By TK Cooper

A homophobic conservative activist, John, is forced to interact with Gabe - a strong, confident, and independent gay person - in his College english class. John’s mother doesn’t approve, and forcibly kicks John out of the house—and the only one willing to take him in is Gabe.

This 3600-word adult story includes a straight person exploring their sexuality and multiple gay sexual acts.
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Gabe woke up to the spirited buzzing of his alarm clock, which was excitedly informing him that he needed to be awake this instant. Gabe lifted his head out of his pillow, looked over at his alarm clock, which was growing impatient, continually telling him that it was now noon, and he decided it was best to get up now.

After quieting the alarm clock, he started his morning ritual--checking friend’s photos on instagram, reading through the news on twitter, and just checked in on facebook, making sure no one lit any fires over there.

Then he saw John’s plea of help for a bed from four hours ago. With zero replies.

Gabe had a bit of an internal debate. Normally, he would spring to help out a friend without thinking. He had a whole studio apartment to himself, and would happily give up space for someone who needed it.

But was John a friend? They just had a single project to work on together.

Not only that, John was well spoken about how he didn’t care for gay people. So Gabe didn’t tell him that piece of info when he was spilling his life story to John. Not that he couldn’t back himself up, he just knew that there was no reasoning with people like him sometimes.

Against all rational thought, Gabe decided to set their vast differences aside in order to help a fellow human out, and shot John a text.

“Hey, still need a place to stay? You can crash at my apartment for the weekend.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: TK Cooper
• Release date: Dec 30, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301366903

TK Cooper

Tammy K. Cooper was born in Southern California, in the United States. She is a storyteller by heart, always crafting endearing stories of unusual love since her childhood. Tammy is a fan of the BBC, and considers herself to be influenced by Dan Brown. She lives at home as a busy mother, shuttling her two sons to soccer practice and school, and writes during the little extra time she has left.Tammy puts her pen into action by jotting down her sexual fantasies--anything and everything, but usually focusing on the deep and complex love between two men.See Tammy's personal website at http://tkcooper.com or send her an email at [e-mail].

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