ROTC Ron
By Drew Hunt
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Joe all but throws himself at Ron during a discussion of Kant’s views on beauty. But Ron remains unaware of Joe’s feelings.
One Friday after class Joe visits the bathroom and finds himself blindfolded and put in handcuffs. Having a secret kink for bondage Joe is by turns scared and aroused.
Ron has planned a romantic and kinky weekend with Joe in the Allegheny mountains where soft rope will be needed, but clothes will not.
Drew Hunt
Having read all the decent free fiction on the net Drew could find, he set out to try his hand at writing something himself. Fed up reading about characters who were super-wealthy, impossibly handsome, and incredibly well-endowed, Drew determined to make his characters real and believable.Drew lives a quiet life in the north of England with his cat. Someday he hopes to meet the kind of man he writes about. Readers can contact him at drew@drew-hunt.co.uk.
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ROTC Ron - Drew Hunt
ROTC Ron
By Drew Hunt
Published by JMS Books LLC
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Copyright 2011 Drew Hunt
ISBN 978-1-61152-159-7
Cover Photo Credit: Les3photo8
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ROTC Ron
By Drew Hunt
This one is for everyone who is small in stature but big in heart.
Advanced Philosophy was such a fucking drag. It had sounded interesting on the college schedule, but no one had told Joe Barnes that the professor had all the teaching skills of a dead sheep.
The only bright spot was Ron Driscoll, a totally gorgeous hunk who sat opposite. Joe knew from the camouflage jacket and the dog tags Ron always wore, plus his general demeanor, that the shaven-headed, blue-eyed man was in the reserve officer training corps. Even though the guy stood only five feet four inches, Ron just had a presence: a natural leadership ability that made him appear much taller.
Joe, who stood five feet even, secretly thought of Ron as Alexander the Great, and desperately wished he could be his Hephaestion.
Now, Mr. Barnes, perhaps you could enlighten us on why Kant disagrees with this proposal?
Joe felt more than saw every eye in the room turn to him. He squirmed, realizing he’d been caught daydreaming. He glanced down at his notebook and read Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. He had no idea why he’d written that. Was it a comment about his feelings for Ron?
Mr. Barnes?
the professor asked, scratching his beard.
Joe would never know what possessed him to do what he did next. Fixing his gaze on Ron, Joe said, Kant argues, first of all, that such a belief can’t account for our experience of beauty itself, insofar as the tendency is always to see beauty as if it were somehow in the object or the immediate experience of that object.
Momentarily tearing his gaze away from his idea of the personification of beauty, Joe saw everyone looking at him eagerly, so he assumed he was somewhat on the right track.
And second, Kant believes that such a relativist view doesn’t account for the social behavior of our claims about what we find beautiful.
Joe felt himself warm to his theme. He resisted the urge to stand up, walk round the table and encourage Ron to get to his feet so he could point out to his fellow students a perfect example of true beauty.
"Kant introduces the idea