This is a fantasy story that involves unprotected sex between two virtual strangers. Hey, guys, this is fantasy. Back in the real world, play safe.
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I was just another confused eighteen-year-old. And, boy, was I confused. I'd hang out with my mates but, more and more, we wanted different things. Most of all what they wanted was to chase the girls and, somehow, I just didn't. Sure, I'd had one or two dates, mostly making up a foursome, but I couldn't see what all the fuss was about and, unlike all my friends, didn't spend all my time fantasising about girls and getting inside their panties.
And then, alone in bed at night, as my fist tugged frantically at my prick, the visions that swam before me were very different, very different indeed, and I knew from the bottom of my heart that I could never, ever, tell anyone about them. Was I sick? Was I perverted? Was I evil? Why couldn't I just be normal like the rest of my mates?
And then it all changed.
The start of the change happened when my best mate Dominic started going steady with this girl. I hated her, really hated her. Oh, it was nothing specific but she was changing him. Suddenly he never seemed to have the time just to hang out any more. He was always doing stuff with her and, when we did go out together, she was always around, taking up all his attention. And then they would get all lovey dovey and that made me feel awful. She really got her hooks into him and Dom just wasn't the same guy any more. He had been best mate and then he became too busy with her to spend any time with me. I really missed him, missed just hanging out, chatting and such like.
The end result was that I became a bit of a loner. Sure, I had plenty of other mates but none of them understood me like Dom.
And then the pub round the corner changed hands and, with that, a lot of things changed. First of all they changed the name. The Rose And Crown became Heaven On Earth and, in place of the old pub sign, they hung that multicoloured flag gays use. My mates thought this was a right laugh. All the old jokes came out about how they were all 'queers' or 'turd burglars' or 'fudge packers' or how you should keep your back to the wall when you went past. I joined in with these jokes because I didn't want to be an outsider but it all seemed wrong and I hated myself when I did. From time to time I'd find myself walking past and, whenever I did, it just seemed like a normal pub to me.
Oddly enough, I found I was going past more and more. It was on my way home from work, well, with a slight change of route, and, when I went out of an evening I would also find myself going past on my way into town. Come the summer and I would see the customers sitting out in the beer garden. There were all sorts, all men, of course, and some of them looked so damn sexy in their tight teeshirts and rippling muscles. Look, it's not queer to notice that other guys look sexy, they just do, OK?
And then I found myself wondering what it would be like to go inside. What were these guys like, these queers, these gays? Would I be safe? Would I be groped? Would they laugh at me? Whenever I thought about it I found my heart racing and, although it scared the shit out of me, I couldn't stop thinking about it.
In the end it was almost an accident. It was Saturday night and the rest of the crowd were off down town on, as Mike put it, a cunt hunt. The idea of standing around paying for overpriced drinks while pretending to admire the girls... well, it didn't appeal. At first I stayed in and watched the match on the telly. Chelsea were playing and I'm a massive Drogba fan. He's big and strong and just fantastic. Chelsea won three nil with Drogba scoring two of the goals but then it was all over and it was still only ten o'clock. I couldn't just sit around the house. I thought about phoning Mike and seeing where they'd got to but it just didn't appeal so, with nothing else to do, I just went for a walk heading towards town.
And, before I knew it, there it was. Heaven On Earth. It looked bright and lively and just so tempting. It wouldn't hurt just to look inside, would it? I went up to the door and looked inside and, having done so, I felt I'd look silly if I didn't go in and have a drink. I went up to the bar. It was pretty crowded but I found an empty spot and, after a minute or two of waiting, got myself served with a pint of lager. God I was scared. I kept my head down and tried to stay inconspicuous. I'd just finish this drink and go.
"Hello, I've not see you in here before."
I turned to see who had spoken. The first thing I noticed was the smile. He seemed really friendly but I was still too scared so I just mumbled something and went back to my drink.
"First time, eh? All a bit scary? Afraid I might bite? Maybe you're afraid I won't bite? Look, my name is Alan. Why don't you come and join us?" Alan indicated a long table where quite a crowd were sitting round drinking.
"I... I... I've got to go..."
"No you haven't, you've only just got here. Please, come and join us, just while you finish you pint. Come on, I'll look after you." And, not taking no for an answer, Alan led me over to the table.
I don't know what I was expecting but they were all great. Just regular guys who were really friendly, really welcoming. Of course they were all gays but no one tried to grope me or anything like that. I was introduced to Sam and George and Steve and Mike and Graham and... and every one of them made me feel right at home. Well, nearly every one. Down at the far end of the table was Chester. He wasn't exactly unfriendly; he was just quiet, sitting back, letting everyone else make all the conversation. While we all chatted Chester just sat and watched with a slow smile on his face. I kept glancing at him. Like so many others he wore jeans and a tight tee shirt but, unlike many of the others, he had the body to match. I could imagine him in the gym, the sweat rolling down those perfect abs as he worked on his six pack. He looked a bit like my hero, Drogba and I wondered if, like Drogba, he was originally from the Ivory Coast. What's more, as I stared, I started to wonder if that old thing about black men and huge cocks was true. His jeans were tight but, with the way he was sat at the table, I couldn't see if there was a big bulge or a small one.
Chester caught me staring at him and looked straight back at me. God, I was embarrassed. What must he think? I blushed from my roots and, in my confusion, turned back to the conversation which, ironically enough, was about the Chelsea match which, apparently, the guys had seen on the telly in the pub. From time to time I stole a glance at Chester and, each time I did, he seemed to be watching me. He was still smiling but it was the smile of a crocodile and it deeply disturbed me.
Before I knew it, it was midnight and the crowd was beginning to break up. I'd had so much fun, met so many nice guys and, what's more, not one of them had made a pass at me. I'm not sure if that was a good thing or a bad thing. I was a bit light headed from the booze, not drunk, exactly, but not sober either and I had to go to the bogs. Even there it turned out that all my mate's jokes were wrong. It was just like going to the bogs in a normal pub and no one harassed me or tried to take a look at my prick or anything. I came back out and found that the crowd was thinning so, saying good bye to all my new friends and promising to come back soon, I started to make my way home.
I'd hardly made it to the end of the street when this big black SUV pulled up next to me. The electric window wound down and a voice called out 'get in'. I looked to see who it is and find that it's Chester. Grateful for the lift I opened the door, climbed in and sat in the passenger seat.
"Thanks," I started. "If you could just drop me at..."
"That's not how it works," Chester said shaking his head. His voice was quiet and controlled. He looked me up and down, slowly, assuredly. I sat quietly wondering what was going on.
"OK, boi, let's see what you've got."
"What!"
"You call me Sir and you don't answer back. That's the way it is between us and, if you don't like it, then just get out of the car and start walking. I won't stop you. Now, I'll ask you again; let's see what you've got."
Now I was really scared. I was so far out of my depth I didn't know what to do. However, what I didn't do was get out of the car.
"I'm sorry... err... I'm sorry, Sir... I don't know what you mean," I said eventually.