Shower With A Friend

By Drew Shadrot

Andy has always been a little conflicted about his sexuality, and his best friend Ryan had always helped him deal with those confusing feelings.

One steamy summer afternoon, as Andy takes a shower at Ryan's house, Ryan decides his buddy needs a little "sexual healing", so he joins him in the shower!

Andy and Ryan explore each other's bodies, as well as their own sexuality, with some hot gay sex for these first time bi curious guys...

An excerpt from the story:

A few minutes later, I was in the shower, enjoying the warm water on my sore muscles, when I heard the door open.

"I brought you a clean towel and a drink," I heard Ryan announce.

Before I could say, "Thanks," the shower curtain pulled back and he was standing there naked with a towel under his arm and a margarita in each hand.

He held the glass out for me, and I was too shocked to do anything but accept it. He hung the towel on the wall, took a sip from the salted rim of his drink, and asked me, "Should I leave?"

He was looking me straight in the eyes and sipping his margarita as if this was all perfectly normal, and his easy nature made the whole situation all the more strange.

I heard myself say, "No, come in," and it almost seemed a if someone else had given the invitation.

Ryan finished his margarita with one last gulp, and not knowing what else to do, I did the same and handed him my glass. He turned to put them both in the sink and I found my eyes traveling down the length of his smooth, hairless back and down to his naked ass. It was round and firm, and his thigh muscles flexed as he stretched to reach the sink. My eyes continued down along his strong, slightly hairy legs and then back up again...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Drew Shadrot
• Release date: Feb 11, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311241320

Drew Shadrot

Drew Shadrot is an emerging and skilled gay author, specializing in writing first-person fictional narratives of gay and bisexual experiences that are emotionally compelling and casual in style. Drew's stories portray the often challenging and complicated journeys that young men undertake to come to terms with their sexuality.Originally from a small town in the Midwest, Drew moved to New York City after completing college to pursue his passion for writing. He spent several years working as a freelance writer and editor, refining his craft and earning recognition as a talented storyteller.In 2011, Drew published his first collection of short stories, which quickly gained a devoted readership in the LGBTQ+ community and was highly regarded by critics. His works have been lauded for their raw emotional power, authenticity, and sensitivity.Drew is deeply committed to telling stories that delve into the intricacies of human relationships, particularly those that challenge societal norms and expectations. He believes that by sharing these stories, he can promote greater empathy and understanding among his readers.When not writing, Drew can be found exploring the diverse arts scene in New York City, reading, or spending time with his two cats and partner.~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-Looking for more explicit story excerpts? Check out DrewShadrot.com for more!

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Bi Curious Guys - First Time Gay Sex

Shower With A Friend

by Drew Shadrot

This is a work of ADULT BISEXUAL EROTIC fiction, and is intended only for mature audiences 18 years of age or older. This work contains explicit words and passages that are unsuitable for minors and/or possibly prohibited in your locality.

© Copyright by Drew Shadrot. All rights reserved.

Shower With A Friend

I was 25 years old the first time I sucked another guy’s cock...

It was not long after my engagement with Tara had fallen apart, and I was in a deep depression for months afterwards. As usual, my best friend, Ryan, was there for me.

Ryan and I had met in middle school, and as adults we had developed the kind of friendship where we felt comfortable talking abut everything and anything, and over the years I had told him many times about my confusing fantasies of being with another guy. I’d never had the courage to make those fantasies a reality, and Ryan’s assurance that those feelings were no big deal had helped me to move past them and continue dating women. When my fiancé broke off our engagement, it was Ryan who made me feel like I could move on with my life and that everything would be okay.

About a year after the breakup, I was spending the weekend at Ryan’s place, just like we had every month or two since leaving college. It was a brutally hot August afternoon, and we had spent the day shooting hoops at the court in his condo complex.

As we walked through the door into his air-conditioned condo, we both let out a sigh