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I'll make a better one of these soon but uh
- 21
- he/him
- mostly just interested in forcemasc and anything related to that, so feel free to completely avoid me if you don't like it
- genuinely autohomoerotic/autoandrophilic
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"Well, if she found some clothes that fit, first of all. Iâve always thought she must be hiding something under all the shit both of you wear. And, I donât know, sheâs so frigid all the time, but she seems like sheâd be fun.â
âOkay, Drew, seriously. Donât be like that.â
âShe asked! Come on, you donât care, right Sloane?â
Usually you wouldnât. Youâre used to Andrew speaking like this about girls in your class. Heâs not being fucked up on purpose, not really, heâs not a chauvinist, like he said- itâs just how he is. But it hurts that you canât tell them how wrong they are.
Instead you just say, âyou wouldnât know what to do with her.â
anotha one... this is not forcemasc at all it is mostly building to a larger story so if that is all you care about my apologies!
this is from sloane's pov instead of virgil's... i like to mix it up... also it would be boring to hear virgil complain all the time she can be like that sometimes. sloane is a lot more fun. i'd love to know what anyone thinks about that if they've read my other work! anyway i will shut up. enjoy :3
(as always i refer to these characters with she/her pronouns for a lot of this because i plan on this being a running series following their transitions and i think it's hot to transition to he/him just for the sex portions, sorry if that is not your thing don't like don't read or whatever)
Today is a very boring day.Â
Itâs a very boring day because Virgil is not at school. Sheâs been gone since Friday, and you think you might go crazy. It makes you wonder if thereâs even a reason to go to class at all, if she isnât here. So, you donât.Â
Youâre at the park, as you are wont to be. The guys are here, as they are also wont to be. And youâre chainsmoking and shooting the shit, as you are all wont to do. Itâs March, itâs starting to get warm, and youâd all rather be anywhere but inside.
âRemind me, whatâs everyone doing for summer?â Andrewâs voice is stuffy as he exhales, and he fiddles with his bag of American Spirit.Â
âMy internship.â Scott raises his pointer and index finger, and fans away the smoke with his other hand. Heâs sitting on the lip of the slide and trying his best not to get caught up in the fumes.
âStaying with my aunt.â Cameron, in the grass, is breaking sticks in half and creating a small fence around him with a cigarette held loose between his fingers. âShe needs someone to watch her now that sheâs in her chair. Nadir?â
âWorking at the store with my dad,â Nadir replies. âDeciding what college Iâm going to.â
âNo need to brag. We all know you got into UW.â
âAnd UPenn, and Northwestern, and everywhere that rejected me,â Scott finishes, and reaches his foot out to jab him in the shin. âSloane, what about you?â
âAbsolutely fucking nothing.â Youâre in the grass next to Cameron, laid out with his vest wadded up under your head. âIâm open for whatever the days bring me.â Youâre really supposed to be looking for work, in all honesty, but youâre trying not to think about that until it seems like your mother is serious about kicking you out.Â
âI wish I had your work ethic, Sloane.â Scott never has anything nice to say about the plans you have for your life, but you see how much fun he has and much prefer your way.
âSo two of us are going away, one of us is working⊠Well, one and a half, if you count Scott, and we have one layabout, thatâs you Sloane-â you sit up on your elbows to glare at Andrew and he blows you a kiss- âWhatâs Virgil doing, again?â
âSheâs working, too. At the thrift store downtown.â You answer for her in her absence, and they all nod sagely.Â
âSheâs wanted to work there forever, good for her.â
âYeah. I have no idea why. That place is a dump.â
âYou would find any excuse not to get a job, so thatâs no surprise.â
Cameron interrupts before you two can start going at it. âWhat are we gonna do if weâre all back home at the same time?â
You all sit with that for a second- it hasnât really hit yet that youâll all be splitting for most of the summer. And, really, what is there to do here?
âGo fishing?â
âDriving on the backroads?â
â... We could all just go over to Cameronâs and sit in his basement.â
You all mumble in agreement at that, besides Cameron. âNo. No more.â
âOh, come on!â Andrew takes his roach and replaces it with another freshly rolled smoke. âYou love having us over.â
âMy grandma doesnât, is the thing.â
He waves his hand. âShe'll get over it. She loves Nadir, sheâll let us if he talks to her.â
Nadir shakes his head. âAlso no more.â You guess his boyish charm can only be exploited so much.
âOkay, so, no Cameronâs. And Andrew lost his truck, so no backroading.â Scott weighs the option as he sticks a blade of grass between his teeth. âFishing?â
âDoes anyone even have their license?â
Everyone looks between each other for a moment before cracking up. Who are you kidding? No one needs a license for that around here.Â
âOkay, boysâ fishing trip it is, I guess.â Donât say it, donât say it, donât say it⊠âWell, and Sloane and Virgil.â Fuck you, Andrew.
âWhy do you always have to do that, itâs annoying.â
âIâm respecting the diversity of the group!â Andrew throws up his arms up in an âI canât winâ sort of way. âIf I didnât do it youâd call me a male chauvinist.â
âI promise you, I wouldnât.âÂ
âEither way. Itâll be great. We can go see Virgil at the thrift store, get some rods, get bait and picnic stuff from Nadir, and use Scottâs car.â
âItâs a date, then.â Cameron finishes his little fence and starts on what looks like a log cabin. âItâs better to go out in the good weather than sit inside all day anyway.â
âWeâll still have to ask Virgil once sheâs back, she isnât the biggest fan of being outside like that.â You say it mindlessly, mostly to yourself. They all share a look. âWhat?â
âYou two have been extra weird lately.â Andrewâs speaking to his hands as he rolls another cigarette, pinching tobacco between his fingers and sprinkling it into the paper as Nadir houses him from the breeze.
âWhat do you mean?â
âI donât know, youâve just been different. And sheâs been less of a bitch recently.â
You reject the idea that Virgil is ever a bitch, but the idea that you fucking her regularly having her noticeably mellow out is intriguing. âI guess, maybe.â
âAnd weâve been seeing you less lately.â
âThatâs not even true, we come out with you guys all the time!â
âYeah, but then you leave together to go have your lesbian sleepovers, you never stay over anymore.â
ââLesbian sleepoversâ, give me a break.â You snatch the cigarette from him as soon as heâs finished twisting the tip of it closed.Â
The four of them share a look, again.
Cameron is the one who begs the question: âI mean, are they?âÂ
You expected that they were going to ask eventually, but you donât have to like it. You know theyâre all fully aware of how you feel about Virgil, how youâve always felt about her- itâs just sort of something none of you acknowledge, for which you have always been grateful. Theyâve never come right out and said it before. Theyâve teased you in a sideways sort of way, said things in front of her that youâve needed to do damage control for, but, you know. âDonât be retarded.â
âWoah, woah, woah. Donât sound so offended by it.â Andrew takes the smoke back and sticks it in his own mouth. âI donât roll for homophobes. Not cool, Sloane.â Nadir tuts at you, shaking his head in disappointment from where he crouches next to him.Â
âWhat do you all get up to when you play your little campaigns together? Are those your gay sleepovers?â
Andrew shrugs. âYouâll never know.â
âBecause you never invite us!â
âYeah, so instead you two get to have your lesbian sleepovers, and it all works out.â
âItâs not like that.â You probably sound a little too emphatic about it. You know Virgil would hate this conversation, which is probably why theyâve waited to get you alone for it- you are definitely one to kiss and tell in almost any other situation. It feels great, being able to dish about hookups, especially the ones you have with girls. You love the respect you can feel yourself getting from them, how Cameron and Andrew will say nice, dude, and laugh when you say the same douchey things they do on the rare occasions theyâre able to get anything in, which is much less often than you are, you are proud to say. But with Virgil itâs different. Sheâs told you not to tell. And beyond that, you donât want them to see her the way they see every other random girl youâve been with.
âYouâre such a shitty liar,â Scott says. You punch him in the leg.
âNo, maybe sheâs telling the truth, honestly. I donât even think Virgilâs into girls like that. And if it were me and her I wouldnât be hiding it.â Andrew finishes rolling a second smoke and sets it down beside him for later. âI mean, if she cleaned herself up a little.â âWhatâs that supposed to mean?âÂ
âDonât be a dick, Drew.â Cameron leans back against the tree at his back as he watches you squabble.Â
âWhat, Iâm just saying!â Andrew âjust saysâ a lot of things. Heâs always âjust sayingâ the wrong thing and then doubling down. âI mean, itâs Virgil, Iâd never do anything about it, but, you know.â
âNo, by all means.â You make pointed eye contact with him and cross your arms, daring him to keep going. âCleaned herself up a little, what does that mean?â
Andrew who, like you, is never one to back off when he should, accepts the invitation to keep being a dick. âWell, if she found some clothes that fit, first of all. Iâve always thought she must be hiding something under all the shit both of you wear.â His eyes say âjust like youâ, which you really donât like, because you try very hard to forget about what happened between the two of you and you regret it very much. âAnd, I donât know, sheâs so frigid all the time, but she seems like sheâd be fun.â
âOkay, Drew, seriously.â Scott can see how pissed off youâre starting to get, probably by the way youâre clenching your hands together, and cuts in before you can really get going. âDonât be like that.â
âShe asked! Come on, you donât care, right Sloane?âÂ
Usually you wouldnât. Youâre used to Andrew speaking like this about girls in your class. Heâs not being fucked up on purpose, not really, heâs not a chauvinist, like he said- itâs just how he is. And despite how they might usually treat you and Virgil, how much youâve shown you can keep up- you know youâre still both girls. And sometimes that trumps all of it, and sometimes that makes you so mad and feel so hopeless you canât think straight. So this time, yes, you do care. Not enough to yell at him, and if you did it would only make it worse, anyway. But it hurts to know Virgil isnât an exception to their rule, and it hurts that you canât tell them how wrong they are.
Instead you just say, âyou wouldnât know what to do with her.â
âWhatâs that supposed to mean?â
âSheâs not the way you think she is. Sheâs different than other people.â Other girls, you mean, but saying that feels a little cliche, even if you donât mean it like other people mean it.
âOf course you think that.â Nadir appears to have gotten the courage to join in on ribbing you. You donât like how much more confident they get when they realize itâs them against you, when Virgil isnât here. âYouâre obsessed with her.â
âWhy am I having to defend her honor to any of you, even? You know her, sheâs not some random girl. Youâve known her your whole lives. Itâs fucked up.â In your tiny school you could say this for any of the girls Andrew comes up with stories about, but still.
âHey, you asked.â Andrew seems to be realizing he may have gone too far, and he waves his hand like heâs brushing the conversation away. âMy bad, I didnât realize it was a big deal.â
âYeah. It is your bad.â You leave it there, pulling out your own pack and starting to smoke to stop yourself from talking about this anymore. You know if you keep going youâll say something you regret.
Because, damn, how badly do you wish you could say something. Itâs already been so hard to keep it in. These are still your best friends, even if theyâre assholes sometimes; they do care about you and you care about them and they would be happy to know you two are having fun, even if they might make some choice comments about it, and even if you couldnât tell them exactly how. And even beyond any lame tender feelings of brotherhood with them- like, itâs Virgil. Andrew isnât crazy to say heâd brag if he was with her. Maybe youâre a little blinded by the fact youâve been masturbating to the idea of exactly the situation youâre in with her right now since you started puberty, but still. And you canât lie and say you donât feel a little possessive. Youâve always taken great pride in Virgil being your best friend, your person, who you know better than anyone else knows her. The idea anyone would want to make her more feminine- although, you canât say you didnât fantasize when you were younger and she was more girly about throwing out all her skirts and dresses and her coming to ask you for clothes, the sort of abstract pipe dream formed in that little pocket of adolescence where you donât know what sex is yet but start wanting something, so you suppose youâd also appreciated it in a fucked up backwards sort of way- it honestly repulses you. Virgil is exactly how sheâs supposed to be. Youâre helping her realize who sheâs supposed to be, even. But they have no way of knowing that, so you canât let it chap your ass too much.
âOkay, so no one is having sex with Virgil.â Cameron cracks the awkward silence. âIs there anyone else whoâd like to tell us theyâre not having sex with eachother? Andrew and Nadir?â
âDonât even start.â Nadir picks up a woodchip and throws it at him, and they all start to laugh. You laugh, too, and as you do you feel a buzz in your pocket. You take out your phone and click it on after some fumbling. Youâre still getting used to phones having touchscreens and not having to flip them open.Â
V.S: in class?
You immediately tune out the conversation, criss-crossing your legs and typing as quick as you can.Â
S.W: at park w guys
V.S: want me to pick you up?
S.W: yes plz
V.S: ok, meet by the pavillion
S.W: ok :]
You slip it back away and stand up, stamping out your cigarette. âIâm gonna head back for lunch.â
Scott gives you a skeptic look. âYou donât want Wendyâs?â
âNah, Iâll just get something on the way back.â
âSheâs going to see Virgil.â Nadir is playing in the woodchips again, shaking them in his closed fist like dice. He throws one at your feet and you skip over it. âObviously.â
You start brushing the dust off your pants. âSo what if I am?â
âWatch out, sheâll bite your head off, Nadir.â Andrew smiles at you so you know heâs just playing, and you return it (however tightly, heâs not completely off the hook) so he knows you can tell. âHave fun with that, Sloane.â
âYou know, I think I just might.âÂ
âWe should probably head out if we want to get into the drive-through early anyway.â Scott spins his keys around his fingers, standing as well. âWeâll catch you later.â
You all exchange your âlaterâs, you and Cameron doing your usual handshake and Andrew giving you a cigarette for the road before you start heading for the park entrance. Before you get too far, though, you hear someone jogging up behind you.
âSloane?â Itâs Nadir. He catches up once you stop, a bit out of breath.
âWhatâs up?â You donât talk much to Nadir, one on one. Heâs closer with Virgil than he is with you, so youâre a little surprised heâs making the effort to catch you like this.
âUm.â You get the impression he didnât think this far ahead. âI just wanted to say. Um.â Heâs kind of an awkward guy, Nadir- probably part of why he and Virgil get along so well- so you let him take his time. âIâm sorry if I upset you, earlier. And, like, itâs cool if youâd want to keep it just you two, but just, even if theyâre being dicks about it I hope you know weâd all be happy for you if you and Virgil were, you know.â
âDid she make it seem like we are?â Your heart skips a little thinking about what Virgil might have told him, that sheâd be happy enough about it that sheâd want to at all, but you still want to give yourself some plausible deniability.
âOh, no. Iâm just saying- I donât know, I donât know what Iâm saying.â He pushes his hair back, seemingly a little stressed by this entire conversation. âI guess just, donât let them make you feel weird, you know? Even if youâre not.â He tacks on the last part hastily, and you canât tell if heâs correcting himself out of really not knowing or just to go along with the evasive maneuvers youâre pulling.
âSure, yeah.â
âAnd I wonât let them make jokes about it anymore, when youâre not here, if you want.â
âTheyâve been making jokes about us?â Those motherfuckers.Â
âYou know how they are. And we know you. So it comes up, yeah.â
âThose fuckingâŠâ You start seething a little, at the thought of them discussing their imaginary version of you and Virgilâs âlesbian sleepoversâ, but you see Nadirâs face falter like youâre mad at him and not them, and you canât be mad at Nadir, and you just sigh. âWhatever. They can jack off to their made up stories all they want, what do I care. They gossip about everyone anyway. But thanks.â
âDonât mention it.â The look he gives you feels a little too close, like heâs seeing through you a bit. âBut, Iâll let you go find her. I know sheâs missed you while sheâs been gone.â
âDid she tell you that?â
âItâs just a feeling.â That look again- you donât like it, but you can mull it over later. You do really want to go see Virgil.
âYeah, okay. Enjoy your burger. Iâll see you.âÂ
He does his dorky little two-finger salute at you as he turns face and starts jogging back to where the rest of the guys are on the way to Scottâs car. You watch his back receding for a moment before you take back off.
Virgilâs already pulled up to the curb in her Honda. You can see her hair is gathered into the low ponytail she puts it in when she drives- the ponytail that youâve always wanted to pull on, like some sort of schoolboy urge- and when she sees you she pops the lock.Â
âHey!â You hop in on the passengerâs side, clicking your seatbelt. âHow was your grandparentsâ?â
âOh, you know. Same as it ever was.â You know this means she had to babysit her cousins the whole time. âI got you something on the way here.â
âA present? For me?â You put your hand to your chest. âYou shouldnât have.â
She gestures to the center console, where there sits a paper and a plastic travel cup. âI went to Monaâs.â
âWell, damn.â You take the plastic one and check the color. Itâs a perfect, radioactive green. âItalian soda?â
âWith two Red Bulls and no club soda and no cream, yes.â
âAnd green apple and coconut?â
âWell, sure, what else?â
âVirgil!â You drop it back into the cupholder and lunge across the console to throw your arms around her, rubbing your cheek on hers like a cat. âYou love me so much, I canât believe it.â
âDonât knock them, theyâre going to spill! Sloane!â She pushes you off and saves the cups from where they are, indeed, about to tip over under you. âYouâre ridiculous.â She picks up hers and takes a sip- you know it has to be a London fog- and puts the car into gear. âAnd youâre welcome. We can just go hang around in the parking lot while we wait for class.â
You pick up your own drink and test it through the straw, and you slouch down in your seat. âI havenât had one of these in so long.â
âYou had one right before I left, you just donât go when youâre not in my car.â
âThatâs long!â You reach over and pet her forearm as she pulls onto the road, knowing how much she hates when you do that while sheâs driving. âYou left me alone for so long, I thought I might dieâŠâ
âYou werenât going to die, give me a break.â
âI could have, and you wouldnât have known because you abandoned meâŠâ
âWhatever.â Sheâs looking at the road, and you can see her trying to push down a smile. âWhat did you do while I abandoned you?â
âDid stuff around the house. Hung out with Cameron.â
âSo you played video games and you smoked weed.â
âYou say that like itâs so terrible!â Virgil refuses to join in on you and Cameronâs favorite pastime together, on account of the one time she hit his bong much too hard and got so high she insisted she had gone blind. âIt was the weekend and you werenât here. I had to numb myself so I wouldnât be so miserable. Also, I cleaned my room.â
âOkay, at least thereâs that. Good job.â A thrill runs through you hearing her say that. Youâd clean your entire house from rafter to floorboard to get that from her. âDid you do any homework?â
You take another long sip of your soda and look out the window.
âSloane.â
âWell, no.â
She sighs, not taking her eyes off the road. âYeah, okay.â
âIâm sorry, time just got away from me!â Virgil is pulling into the parking lot. Thankfully the school is so close to the park that she canât chastise you more as she drives; a very likely thing for her to do.
âIâm sure.â You both unbuckle and you immediately ratchet your chair all the way down, clambering into the back so you can stretch your legs. Virgil lets her hair down and shakes it out; she sips her drink through her tiny little straw.Â
You really did miss her. It doesnât matter if it was long or it was short- you would have missed her either way- if youâre being honest itâs that you were just really, really horny. The past few weeks have been great for you (and surely her, too, if youâve been doing your job right), and it wasnât easy to have her gone after getting used to that. Like, you obviously just jerked off a lot thinking about everything youâve already done, but it wasnât the same at all. But now sheâs back, and that can all be over. Youâd never let her leave again, if you could.Â
You allow her a bit of peace for a second- the trip back across the ferry is long and youâre sure her weekend was longer- but eventually you canât keep quiet, as is your nature.Â
âWhen we were at the park, the guys were being annoying.â
âHow?â
âThey were asking about us.â Virgil starts at that, taking her lips off her straw and looking at you, concerned.
âWhat? What were they saying?â
âThey all think weâre hooking up.â
â... And what did you say?â
Youâre stung a little by how worried she seems that you might have let them know. âI told them weâre just friends, donât get so freaked out. But then Andrew started being a douchebag.â
âA douchebag how?â
You look away and start playing with the loose threads on the hole in the knee of your jeans. You try to keep your tone light so she doesnât take it too seriously. âLike, just saying stuff about much heâd want to fuck you if you dressed more like a girl. And that youâre probably secretly crazy in bed.âÂ
Virgil develops a very sour expression on her face, and her shoulders roll inward as she makes herself smaller. âI really donât like him sometimes.â
âI know.â Virgil has always been unimpressed with how Andrew talks about the girls you both know. She doesnât like it when you join in, either. âScott told him to fuck off and he apologized, itâs fine.â
âYou didnât say anything?â
âNo, I did, of course I did.â Why would she assume you didnât? Thatâs a little rude, in your opinion. âI attested to your chastity or whatever, donât worry.â
She narrows her eyes at you and turns fully in her seat so that sheâs kneeling on it backwards, draping her arms around the back of it. âAnd what did you say, then?â
âI told him he wouldnât know what to do with you.â
âDid you, now?â She seems to like that.
âMhm.â
âAnd you think you do?â
âAt this point, yes.â You let your hand fall to the collar of her sweater and you pull her closer, around the head cushion, until sheâs nose to nose with you. âDo you think I do?â
âSometimes.â Virgil likes to play hard to get a lot. You hate it and you love it.
âCome back here and Iâll prove it to you.â
You know that you probably shouldnât- the break is short, and even if youâre in the back of the parking lot shaded by the trees youâre still in public- but neither of you care. You guess he missed you, too. He scrambles into the back and you lay down so he can get on top of you, propped up a little by your reclined seat, your hands sliding down to the seat of his pants so you can tip him towards you. Youâre kissing, hands all over eachother, and he starts putting his up your shirt to feel your back when he stops.
â... Are you not wearing a bra?â
You pull a disgusted face. âWhy would I be wearing a bra?â
âI donât know, I assumed you at least wore a sports bra or something.â You guess thatâs fair- you donât let anyone watch you change, even him, and in all of your fooling around, Virgil hasnât touched you very much. Heâll try, but by the time he gets close youâve usually already gotten him on his back. âSo you never wear one?â
âI donât really need to, so.â You see the mix of envy and desire forming on his face and you grin. âYou can check and see, if you want.â
He does. You reach your arms behind you to cushion your head as he slides his hands up under the front of your shirt; theyâre warm. You watch his face as he feels you up, how his eyebrows knit together and then raise as he realizes you werenât lying. At first it's just his palms, but soon his thumbs come down and start to brush over you. You twitch just a little, involuntarily, but he notices all the same. He passes his thumbs over you again, with a little more intention, and you canât help but push your chest up and into his fingers.
âIs that good?â He does it, one more time, and you shift a little against his knee where itâs ended up between your legs.
âYeah, that feels okay,â you say like an asshole.
He rolls his eyes at you, taking one hand off of you and going to grab the hem of your tee. âCan I see?âÂ
âSure, why not.â You lift your hips and torso so he can pull your shirt up. The air conditioner hits you and you can feel yourself start to get hard- upstairs, at least, you were already pretty hard elsewhere. He looks you over.Â
âWow.â His palms come back to smoothe you over. âTheyâre really small.â
âI donât think thatâs something most guys want to hear.â He smacks you lightly on the right side of your chest, and you probably shouldnât like it as much as you do.
âShut up.â
âYou think youâre being harsh, but I like when you talk to me like that.â He looks at you curiously, but apparently decides thatâs something to deal with at a later time. âBut, yeah, I guess Iâm just a late bloomer.â Youâre enjoying how Virgilâs looking at you, like he wants to jump into your skin. âDo you like it?â
He leans down and kisses right on top of you, once, twice, on either side. You shift, again, against his knee. âYou already know Iâm jealous of how you look.â
You didnât know that, actually; in a lot of ways youâre jealous of him. Youâre slighter than him, but your jaw is much rounder, and heâs shorter, but heâs got all this beautiful dark hair you know you could never grow. âYeah?â
âItâs like,â He kisses you there again, hands on your ribs to hold you down, âyouâre hot, but I also-â
âWish you looked like me.â You feel his hair tickle your sternum as he nods. You put your hand on the back of his head and run your fingers through his hair. âI know what you mean.â
â... Is it weird if that kind of makes it better?â
âWhat do you think?â You lift his head by your grip in his hair to look at you. His eyes are dark and gleaming.
Youâd really thought there was no one else like you in the world- like, youâd fantasized about him feeling the same, obviously, but it never occurred to you it could actually happen. Sometimes, it kind of feels like youâre dreaming. But with him here, now, you know youâre not. You can feel his hands, grabbing you, firm and strong. You can feel his breath on your chest, tingling and bright. And you can feel his leg between yours, pressing into you, and you realize youâve started mindlessly grinding against it. He looks down and watches as you do.
âYou really like this, donât you?â He pushes up against you with more intention, fighting against your fist in his hair to dip down and kiss you again. He doesnât pull away, this time- he takes you into his mouth and he pulls. The feeling runs from that point through your entire body, and you go too weak to keep pretending to be cool.Â
âIâll like whatever you wanna do.â You slide your own hands under his shirt, toying with the waistband of his boxers. âIâd probably let you do anything you wanted to me.â
âAnything?â He speaks into your chest, âlike what?â
âUm.â Where do you start? You have about five years of ideas, but itâs a little hard to remember them right now. âLike, let me go down on you while you ignore me and study?â He hums and you go limp at how it feels against you. âOr, ah, tie me to the bed and ride me until youâre done with me.â Itâs getting a little harder to talk the more slick heâs getting onto you, as you can feel yourself slipping around underneath him and he chases to keep you in his mouth, but you keep going, âor, if youâre really asking, like, what I really want, um-â you know this one is a little out there, but youâre feeling loose- âput our dicks together and jack us both off without letting me touch you?âÂ
He seems to really, really like that last one. He hums again and takes one of your hands in his. He places it on the other side of your chest, positioning your fingers so youâre circling yourself in place of him. His grip on your wrist, how sure he is about it, how little he seems to be concerned with asking you first, turns you on in a way you canât measure. That combined with his thigh pressing against you steadily is almost too much- you take your other hand from behind your head and wrap it around him, pressing him into you. It feels great, and you canât stop thinking about how Virgil is touching you, Virgil is jealous of how you look, Virgil wants this, with you, which is almost better than the actual sensation. You close your eyes and move your hips faster, faster, until you feel yourself come over the crest of it and go soft and pliant under him.Â
She sits up, brushing hair out of her mouth and wiping her lip. Her cheeks and her mouth are a patchy red.Â
âWas that okay?â
You laugh breathlessly, also moving to sit up. âVirgil.âÂ
âWhat?â
You move as quickly as you can in the cramped backseat to tackle her, getting her under you so you can squeeze her close and kiss her surely. âIâve never finished with anyone before.â
âBut I didnât even, like-â
âYeah, I donât really need that.â You let her go so she can get back up- itâs gotten a little hot in the car. âEspecially if itâs you.â
She bows her head and tucks her hair back, like she does whenever you say something like that. âShut up.â
âOh, but I already told you I like that.â You wag your finger at her, turning to look at the clock on the dashboard. âOh, shit.â
âWhat?â She looks where youâre looking and repeats after you, âoh, shit, Sloane!â She starts casting frantically around under the carseat for her uniform. She hadnât changed after coming straight from the ferry. âWeâre gonna be late, what are you doing, get going!â
You sit back for a moment and watch her pulling off her sweater and hurrying to button her polo. You hand her her slacks once sheâs ready for them and crawl back over into the passenger seat, bringing it back up into its standard position so she has room to put them on. The ice in your soda has long since melted. You run your fingers through the condensation while you wait for her to buckle her belt.
âOkay. Okay, okay, okay. Letâs go.â She gets out of the back and goes to get her book bag out of her trunk, leaving you to follow after her with cups in hand. She slams it closed and turns to look at you.
âHold on.â She reaches for your collar and flips it down where it was dog-earing up before grabbing her drink from you. âAll right, now letâs go.â She starts speed walking towards the schoolâs main building, clicking the door locked with her fob as she goes, and you hustle to catch up. You donât dare grab for her hand- you donât know if sheâd drop it, but if she did it would hurt too much for you to even want to try.Â
Right as youâre about to cross the street you hear both of your names, like, Virgil-and-Sloane, the way people always say it, and you whip your heads around to look. Itâs Scott, obviously, with the guys trailing behind. Theyâre holding soda cups and two brown bags between them.Â
You take the risk and grab Virgilâs hand to drag her over to them. She doesnât make you drop it until you get close enough for them to see it, which you think is fair.Â
âHow was lunch?â Scott offers you his cup and you accept, taking a sip before offering it to Virgil.
âVirgil got me Monaâs.â
âWhy donât you ever get me Monaâs?â Andrew looks at Nadir, who flicks him on the arm.
âItâs a girl thing.â Virgil looks at him with a flat expression before turning her head to look at you, right in the eyes. âYou wouldnât get it.âÂ
You both start giggling, hard, and your shoulders and heads come to knock together a little without you meaning for them to. The guys glance around at each other, you see out of the corner of your eye, but they donât say anything about it. By the time you stop giggling youâre at the front steps, and they say their goodbyes to you and to each other before splitting to their fifth periods. You two stick by each other as you walk up the steps- you taking every other one at your leisure, Virgil pattering up them as fast as she can- and weave your way to your locker to grab your satchel.
âWhat do you wanna do after we get home?â
âI mean, I have the car- I can just leave on time and give you a ride, if you want.â
âWhy didnât I think of that?â It would be great to get that extra forty-five Monday minutes back.
âDonât worry about it.â She shuts your locker for you and you start making for class. âAnd, whatever you want. Today can be all about you.â You look over at her and see that sheâs smiling behind her waves and waves of hair.
Youâre still a little keyed up as you drop your bag and sit down at your desk. You wish you could keep goofing off with Virgil all period- passing notes and whispering, like you used to- but as the year draws to a close sheâs become much less amenable. She, unlike you, wants to get into college. Community college, but still. Sheâs trying her best to keep her grades up. So you try your best to cool down. You take out your legal pad, covered in doodles and puffy graffiti lettering from all the notes you donât take. You let your foot start tapping and take out your pen to click incessantly. And you start counting down, minute by minute, to the end of the day.
You can hold it together, youâre sure, because today is no longer boring. From now on, today is going to be all about you.
Youzo Kurihama. Fishermen, Japan
class of 2008
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You almost canât believe what you see. A small smile creeps onto your face without you meaning for it to as you run your hands over your chest.Â
âYou like it?â Sloane sounds very fond as he watches you check yourself out. You nod, still unable to take your eyes off of yourself.Â
His hands come up to rest on your shoulders, squeezing them just a little as he makes eye contact with you in the mirror. âIsnât it better than some stupid dress? You actually look like yourself like this. This is how youâre meant to look.â Heâs very close to your ear, like heâs telling you a secret. You can smell the cologne on him.
yayayy i'm actually sticking with writing these things at least for now :D yet again it is really mostly plot but who cares it's my t4t yaoi i can do whatever i want. they go clothes shopping in this one which is always fun when you're psychosexually fixated on gender.
(restating from my last work, i refer to these characters with she/her pronouns for a lot of this because i plan on this being a running series following their transitions and i think it's hot to transition to he/him just for the sex portions, sorry if that is not your thing don't like don't read or whatever)
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Spring is in the air. Itâs April on the island and graduation is just around the corner. For teenagers in need of something nice to wear, that can only mean one thing.Â
âWhere do you wanna go first?â Sloane is sauntering along in front of you as you walk out of the food court and into the mall proper, smoothie in hand. âI think Spencerâs is having a sale, we can both get a shirt.â
You know the real reason she wants to go to Spencerâs is just to go in the back and inspect all of the sex toys, one by one, before scampering away as soon as one of the workers comes up to check and make sure youâre not shoplifting; you two have been doing it since you were thirteen. âOh, please. Letâs not do that this time, weâre too old to keep doing that.â
âWhat?â She pulls a faux-innocent face and puts her straw to her lips. âYouâd rather go to Borders and look at your gay comics?â
âWhy do you always have to bring that up, that was a long time ago.â You had a phase, and sheâs been holding it over your head since. âAnd anyway, I really canât be spending extra money. I only have enough to buy stuff for graduation.â
âOh, boo.â She sticks her tongue out at you. âWhatever, be like that. Where, then?â
You glance between the storefronts surrounding you, from Abercrombie to Francescaâs to Deliaâs. âIâm not sure. My mom said I have to get a dress and some shoes, so I guess we can just walk around and look for a while.â
Sloane stops in her tracks. âWhat? Youâre not wearing a dress.â
âWhat?â
âI mean, Iâm obviously not going to let you do that, thatâs ridiculous. Why would you wear a dress?â
âItâs not about you âletting meâ, itâs her money and she told me I have to. You know how she is.â
âWell, sheâs not here right now, is she?â
âSloane.â You laugh nervously, shifting from foot to foot and looking around. âI have to, come on. Letâs just go.â
âYou don't have to do anything.âÂ
âI kind of do, though. I canât get away with that stuff like you do.âÂ
She rolls her eyes, finishing off her smoothie and tossing it into the trash. âWhatâs she even going to do if you come home with something else?â
âUm, get fucking pissed? Probably take away my phone?â Your mom is a big fan of taking away the phone. If you use too many minutes, no phone. Stay home sick, no phone. Demerits at school for goofing off with Sloane, no phone. You shudder to think what she would do if you spent money she gave you on an unsanctioned purchase. Especially on clothes.Â
Sloane shrugs. âAnd then what?â Her parents stopped trying to punish her a long time ago, and has apparently forgotten the gravity of being without a phone. âIs she gonna take you back and force you to buy something else?â
âProbably not, I guess.â You and your mom get into an argument every time you go shopping together, and both try to avoid it as much as possible- thatâs why youâre here with Sloane right now and not her. She hates everything you like, and the âcompromisesâ you come to always end up in the back of your closet. Sheâs basically given up, except for where formalwear is concerned. She likes to make a good impression.Â
âOkay, great, so we agree. No dress.â Sloane doesnât wait for you to affirm this and instead just snatches your wrist, starting to drag you through the mezzanine. You twist and turn a little, trying to get free, but her grip is too tight and you eventually have no choice but to give in.
âWhere are we going?â You have to trot a little to keep up with her as she weaves through the crowd, catching dirty looks from the passersby as you both narrowly avoid bumping into them.
âMenâs Wearhouse.âÂ
âSloane!â You start pulling away again. âNo, letâs just go to Macyâs or something, we can look at both.â
âMenâs Wearhouse!â She says it in a sing-song voice and continues pulling you along. âCome on, you know you want to.â She looks back at you and flashes her most winning smile as you feel yourself flush sheepishly. âItâs fine, Iâve been there so many times with Ben for his recital clothes. Donât freak out, youâre always freaking out for no reason.â
âIâm not freaking out.â
âYouâre freaking out a little.â
âNo, Iâm not.â You definitely are. But you canât let her win, so you gird your loins and school your face into a neutral expression. âItâs just, I seriously canât spend a million dollars.â
She slows down as you reach the entrance- has it always been this intimidatingly large? Youâve passed it a thousand times, usually averting your eyes like itâs a Victoriaâs Secret or something. Looking at the mannequins made you feel weird as a little kid. âDonât worry about that. Iâm gonna take great care of you, Virgil, donât you fret.â She looks into the store and then at you, and you can see the gears turning in her head as she bounces on the balls of her feet and clasps her hands together. âOh, this is gonna be so fun.âÂ
âFun for who?â You almost donât want to ask.Â
âFun for me, silly. And you, if you can unclench for once. But, mostly for me.â Before you can say anything sheâs already all but skipping into the store.
She beelines for the displays of cologne, and starts spraying them onto the little paper cards as you look on anxiously from behind her. She holds one up for you to smell. âWhich one do you like? I like the sandalwood ones, I think Iâm gonna ask for some for my birthday.â Her voice, as always, is just a little too loud.Â
You ignore the question and push her hand away from your face. âCan you chill?â you say it as quietly as possible so as not to disrupt the flat silence of the department store. âYouâre going to get us kicked out.â
âRelax. Itâs not exactly Neiman Marcus. And thereâs literally no one here anyway, look around.â Sheâs right; itâs basically empty, save a few attendants who are standing around texting or reshelving stock. âBut fine. Come on, weâll start with shirts.â
She makes for the racks and racks of white button downs. Thankfully she remembers your request to not overspend, at least, and starts with the clearance section.
âArenât you going to ask me what Iâm looking for?â
Sloane pokes her head up from behind the rack and gives you a very condescending look. âNo. Iâm shopping for you, you have no idea what youâre doing. Did I not say that already?â
You realize that even if she had asked you, you wouldnât have an answer. âSure, whatever. Do what you want.â
She clearly was already planning on it, and keeps carding through the hangers. âWhat size do you wear in our uniform?â
âLike, what size do I wear, or what size fits me?â These are two very different answers to two very different questions. You havenât worn a shirt that fits you correctly since before puberty.Â
âWhat size fits you. Medium, right?â She picks up a few shirts before coming over to hold them up in front of your torso. She considers them for a moment, switching between them. You suddenly have the acute feeling of being treated remarkably like a doll.
She seems to make a decision, putting one back and handing the other two over to you. âHold these, thanks.âÂ
You follow her doggedly around the store for the next fifteen minutes, from discount section to discount section, picking up trousers and a couple of ties and a pair of dress shoes. You feel rather like a clothing rack yourself- she is basically ignoring you except for when sheâs looking at you to seemingly determine what she wants to dress you up in. You get the impression there is some sort of strategy to all of it, though you have no idea what it is. You canât pretend it isnât a little attractive, how intuitive it seems for her. By the time Sloane seems satisfied, you are completely draped in clothes.Â
âReady to try it all on?â She asks you this as if you have a choice. You have resigned yourself to your fate at this point- thereâs no backing out now that Sloaneâs mind is so set on it- so you just nod and quietly follow her to the dressing rooms, tucked all the way in the back.Â
You feel very exposed as you round the corner past the big trifold mirror and into the row of stalls and head to the farthest one, like youâre doing something you shouldnât be doing. But with Sloane here, you actually kind of like it. Sloane will keep you safe, Sloane will tell you what to do. You donât need to think too hard with her around- sheâll take care of you, like she said.Â
Youâve been feeling like that a lot recently. Ever since youâve started hooking up, you find it a lot easier to go along with whatever she wants. Sloane has clearly noticed this, and uses it to her advantage whenever possible- like, for example, when she wants to skip class, or force you to crossdress against your will. Sheâs told you once or twice that youâre becoming dickwhipped, which you find incredibly rude and only a little hot. Itâs not not true, really- most disagreements that you two used to have that would end in bickering have always been solved with her promising that sheâll make it up to you later. Itâs just that now instead of exclusively meaning sheâll buy you something to eat or some cigarettes, sometimes (a lot of the time) she means sheâll jack you off while you watch a movie. Itâs a tossup, really, and a gamble youâve become willing to make. Either way, sheâs taking care of you, and who could say no to that?Â
Right as youâre about to close the dressing room door, Sloane grabs it and slips in behind you.
âWhat, without me?â She puts on a disappointed face and you are forced to back up as she comes into the small room.
âItâs a little close quarters with the both of us.â
She tuts and takes off her satchel to hang on the back of the door. âDonât be like that. Itâs nothing I havenât seen before.â She pokes your side, right where she knows youâre most sensitive, and looks at you coyly. âWeâre all guys here, Virgil.â
âBe normal or Iâm kicking you out,â you warn her, and she throws her hands up in surrender even as the mischievous look on her face stays put. You unload all of the clothes onto the hooks next to the mirror and start stripping off your top.Â
Sloane takes the first shirt off of its hanger and holds it out, like he wants you to slip your arms into it. Usually you would insist you do it yourself, but what the hell. It feels nice. You let him button it up, too, as if it's the most natural thing in the world for him to help you like this. His knuckles brushing your stomach and chest through the fabric make you shudder a little. He smiles a little when he notices.Â
âNow who needs to be normal?â
âShut up and just give me the pants.â You avoid looking at him as you toe off your shoes, unbuckle your belt and thread it out of the loops on your jeans. You hold your hand out for him to give the pair of slacks to you, and you slip them on. Sloane reaches out to help zip them up, but you bat him away. âDonât push your luck,â you scold him, and he takes mercy on you, allowing you to tuck in your shirt and fasten your belt yourself. Heâs being as respectful as he can be, you think, when heâs still intently watching you change.
âWait a second.â He turns you around to face him. âYouâre wearing them too high.â He doesnât ask before he unbuckles your belt, letting it out a punch-hole and pulling the trousers to sit an inch or two lower. âTheyâre not supposed to be high waisted. They should sit on your hip bone. It makes you look straighter up and down, too.â He moves back behind you and readjusts your shirt to tuck it in a bit snugger, his hands wrapping around you and sliding down to the tops of your thighs and then back to go right over your ass before you grab them and give him a look in the mirror. âSorry, my bad.â His smile tells you he really isnât that sorry.Â
Ignoring him and adjusting your belt a bit more, you finally take a full look at yourself. You turn from side to side, smoothing the shirt down over your chest a few times.
âYou look really flat,â he comments. âLike, I would never think there was anything there.â You duck your head and mutter a small thank you, rolling your shoulders a bit and standing up straighter.
âOh, wait!â Sloane reaches for one of the ties and spins you around, flipping your collar up and bringing the tie around the edges of it. âI almost forgot, one second. Stay still.â
You try your best. You can smell the cologne he sprayed earlier on him. âHow do you know how to do that?â
âMy brother.â His voice is softer than usual. Itâs very sweet how hard heâs focusing. âHe said I should know how to do it for when I was older. He taught me when I was like, nine.â He looks at his work, is apparently unsatisfied, and undoes it. âIâve kind of forgotten how to do it now though.âÂ
âAnd the rest of it? Like, the clothes and stuff.â
âI donât know. Magazines and just coming with the guys when they need to buy suits, I guess, itâs really not that complicated.â You doubt thatâs true, but a lot of things like this come easily to Sloane. You can admit it makes you a little jealous.
âWill you teach me?â
âMaybe. Or maybe Iâll keep you from learning, so you always have to ask me to do it for you.âÂ
âYouâre so annoying.â You try not to let him see that youâd like that idea, just a little.Â
âVirgil, Iâm kidding. Weâll do it next time I come over.â He finishes knotting the tie again, jerking your neck around just a little as he tightens it. You donât mind. âThere we go. Okay, now you can look.â
You almost canât believe what you see. You look good- at least, in your personal, uneducated opinion. The shirt doesnât fit perfectly, itâs a bit long in the arms, but the way it hugs your shoulders definitely makes them look a little broader. And Sloane was right, the way the pants sit does make your hips look narrower. The slacks have enough room around the thigh that you feel like you donât hate your legs for once. The tie isnât too long, either- youâd seen Sloane grab it from the juniorâs section, which is a little embarrassing, but whatever. The sheen on it matches the slacks. A small smile creeps onto your face without you meaning for it to as you run your hands over your chest again to push down the creases.Â
âYou like it?â Sloane sounds very fond as he watches you check yourself out. You nod, still unable to take your eyes off of yourself, taking your hands in and out of your pockets to test how it looks.Â
His hands come up to rest on your shoulders, squeezing them just a little as he makes eye contact with you in the mirror. âIsnât it better than some stupid dress? You actually look like yourself like this. This is how youâre meant to look.â Heâs very close to your ear, like heâs telling you a secret. You can smell the cologne on him.
He tells you these secrets a lot. Usually itâs more subtle, but sometimes he comes out and says it, just like that- once, recently, when you were out in the woods smoking and you started playing with his butterfly knife, he rolled over to look at you and said, âyouâre so good with your hands. Thatâs how I know you were meant to be a boy.â You didnât really think that was necessarily confirmation, but you know he meant it, and you couldnât deny youâd thought about it every day for the next week. He let you keep the knife.Â
âYeah, itâs cool,â you reply, as casually as you can muster. Sloane sighs dramatically, apparently disappointed with your continual refusal to âyes, andâ him. He takes his hands back and steps away.Â
âWhatever. Sit down and put on those shoes and then we can go have you look in the bigger mirror.â
You listen and sit down on the small bench, reaching underneath it to grab the shoes. After you slip them on and go to tie them up, Sloane suddenly bats your hands away.
âHey!â
âI changed my mind, Iâm gonna do it for you.âÂ
âSloane-â you try to take them back from him, but itâs too late. Heâs already kneeling down in front of you. He takes one of the shoes in his hand and starts adding more slack to the laces and handing it back to you. You shift a little where you sit as you look down at him, trying your best to quit when he finally brings his chin up to meet your eye. He looks very, very happy with where he is right now. For the thousandth time today, you indulge him. You slip your feet into the shiny black brogues and anchor them back down on the floor so he can lace you up, which he does, and then you repeat for the other side. You lift up a leg to examine the pattern on the side of the shoe and begin to stand up, but he stops you.
âJust let me look at you for a second, please?â
His hand skims up your calf, then your knee, then your thigh, until his fingers are crooked onto your belt loop, forcing you to lean back and spread your legs further on either side of him.
âYou look so perfect in this.â He keeps pulling on your belt loop until you slide down enough that your leg is flat enough for him to perch his chin. He reaches for your hand and you give it to him, and he kisses your knee before resting his cheek on it, gazing up at you. âI could look at you forever if you dressed like this all the time.â
âBut not if I dress how I usually dress?âÂ
He rolls his eyes at you and kisses you again, in the same spot. âYou know thatâs not what I mean.â
âWhat do you mean, then?â
âI mean that Iâm going to want to jump on you the entire time weâre on stage for graduation. Do I always have to spell everything out for you?â He untangles his hand from yours and pinches the inside of your thigh to punish you for being uncooperative, and you canât stop yourself from trying to bring your knees together to keep his hand away. Heâs already got it between your legs, so instead you just push his hand directly on top of you. He looks up at you eagerly, like itâs an invitation. âYeah? Right here, really?â
âWhat? No, that wasnât-â
âI mean, we can, if thatâs what you want.â
âSloane, weâre in a store, Iâm not even wearing my own clothes.â
He shrugs. âTake them off, then. Thereâs no one here, and weâre in the very back. Itâs not like weâve never done it in public before.â
âThat was different, that was in the car, and it was only once.â Youâd both been waiting all weekend to see each other after you had gone off the island to visit family and you had really, really missed him.
âYeah, during lunch in the parking lot. There were more people around then than there are now, honestly.â You start trying to stand up again, but he grabs your tie and pulls you back down. He fixes his face into a pout, the one he has been using for years to get you to agree to any stupid idea he has. âCome on, please? I want to so bad, and you look so good right now. I said I was going to take care of you, wonât you please let me?â
You really hate when he begs. He knows you can never say no to him when he does it. You sigh a little, peeking under the door for a second to check for any pairs of feet; there are none. You listen for any nearby voices; thereâs no sound besides the soft muzak playing over the speakers on the sales floor. You look back at Sloane, waiting patiently for your answer. You swear that if he had a tail it would be wagging right now.
âLetâs be quick. We canât be in here forever.â
Sloane looks like you just told him you won the lottery, which is always how he looks when you agree to let him do anything to you. âDo you want to stand up? Weâve never done that beforeâŠâ
âIf thatâs what you want.â You push him back a little so that you have room to get up, reaching to unbuckle your pants as you kick the shoes back off. Youâre underselling how willing you really are, just a bit- the second you saw yourself in the mirror youâd been at least a little excited, and the more Sloane talks the more youâre ready to open your legs for him, as a general rule, but you like to make him wait a little.Â
âIs that what you want?â
You finish stepping out of your trousers, setting them to the side and coming to stand in front of Sloane where heâs still on his knees. Heâs looking up at you expectantly. âYes, thatâs what I want, Sloane. Is that what you want to hear?â
He smiles to himself, satisfied, and starts to tug on your boxers. You start reaching to loosen the tie and unbutton your shirt when he reaches up to catch your arm. âNo, wait- keep it on, please?â
âI canât get them dirty, I havenât even tried on the other shirts yet. What if I donât end up buying it?â
âI wonât be messy, I promise, please just keep it on. It looks so good on you, I wanna see it when I look up at you.â Heâs still working on pulling off your boxers and you help him out a little, finally getting them off and putting them on top of the rest of the clothes. The air is cold and you are suddenly very aware that you are half naked in a dressing room of the Menâs Wearhouse in your local mall. Maybe you actually would rather keep it on.
âYouâre always asking me for things, do you realize that? I never ask you for anything and youâre always begging me for something or other.â
Heâs rubbing his face on your leg, barely listening to you as he inches you backwards until your back is flat against the wall. âI just want you, I guess.â His hands are on your haunches and heâs bringing your hips up so he can see you more clearly. âI mean, how could I not?â He kisses you, right between your legs, getting you just a little wet before he pulls away. âYouâre a good looking guy, what can I say.â
Immediately you feel yourself get really, actually turned on. âYou think so?â
âMhm. Especially in this outfit.â He traces the hem of your shirt. âI did a great job dressing you up. Youâre like a little Ken doll, I made you exactly how I wanted you.â
âOkay, well, Iâm definitely no Ken, letâs keep it realistic.â
âDonât be like that, you know I think youâre better than anything.â
âYouâre such a flatterer when youâre trying to get something out of me. Iâve already said yes, just go ahead and do it before I change my mind.â You put a hand on the back of his head and you pull him towards you. He doesnât resist.
Sloane is always overly enthusiastic when heâs going down on you. Apparently you standing up only makes him worse. Youâve been ready for a while, so it really doesnât take much for him to start. He spends a bit of time working to center himself on you, searching for you until your legs come close around his ears as he finds exactly the right spot. You feel him moan against you as he bobs his head, and you realize that if you look down at him- from just the right angle- it really does look like heâs sucking dick. You hate to be that crass, but really, thatâs what it looks like with you standing up and him on his knees. You almost want to say something, but before you can, he pulls away.
âIs it just me or does it really feel like Iâm giving you head?â Of course heâd be thinking the same thing. Heâs breathless as he traces little circles into your sides and looks up at you. âAnd is that really hot, or is that just me too?â
âItâs not just you.â Your grip in his hair tightens and you try to guide him back to where he was but he resists, for once.
âI mean, Iâm always actually giving you head, but Iâm saying like-â
âYes, I know, obviously Iâm thinking about that, you know Iâm thinking about that.â He knows you donât like to say these things out loud. It never stops him from trying to get you to admit to liking them.
âOkay, okay. Just making sure.â He kisses you there, openmouthed, once more before he starts again- this time taking extra care to get his mouth around you. You know what heâs doing, and you feel yourself get impossibly more turned on. He pulls on you long, slow, and you have to cover your own mouth with your sleeve. Youâre usually quiet, but the image in your head of Sloaneâs nose bumping up against your stomach as he deepthroats you, if he really could, is making it a lot more difficult. Not for the first time you wonder, what has Sloane done to you? A month ago you never would have seen yourself doing this, you barely even jerked off. You just had no interest or reason to, before that first time with Sloane. It really does feel like youâre both just hormonal teenage boys getting your energy out a lot of the time, now. Maybe thatâs what changed it for you. In this dingy dressing room, up against the wall, hand fisted in his hair, it may be the strongest youâve ever felt it.Â
You feel one of Sloaneâs hands leave your thigh, and when you look down you realize that itâs between his legs. Heâs whining, just a little, touching himself to the same rhythm as heâs taking you into his mouth.Â
âYou really like this, donât you?â He nods, moaning a little against you again, and you affectionately scratch his scalp. âYouâre cute.â His eyes come up to meet yours and he looks a little affronted, as if to say, this is âcuteâ to you? He draws his hand back up and puts it between your legs instead. You immediately regret provoking him. The combination of his tongue and his fingers makes it impossible to keep yourself from starting to bear down on his mouth. Your head tips back and you feel yourself start getting closer, and-
Thereâs a loud knock at the door. Sloane scrambles to his feet. You expect him to stop and start handing you your clothes; instead, he presses himself flush against you and puts his hand back where it was. He buries your head into the crook of his neck, so you canât move or make a sound.Â
âEverything okay in there?â You try to push Sloane off but he doesnât budge. He keeps rubbing you off and shushes you under his breath.Â
âYeah, Iâm good,â Sloane calls back.Â
âYouâve been in there for a while.â
He keeps playing with you and you barely keep in the sound you want to make as he keeps stroking his fingers over the underside of you. âYeah, I canât decide between the straight or the cutaway collar.â
â... Right. Whereâd your friend go?â Youâre fucking mortified, holy shit, but Sloane still doesnât stop.
âWent to look at the cufflinks. Can you go find him and tell him Iâm almost ready?â Hearing Sloane call you that is too much. You put your arms around his neck, squeezing him, and try to hold yourself together for just a moment longer as your hips speed up.
âUh, yeah, sure. Just put the shirts back on the back of the door and leave them there, Iâll pick them up later.âÂ
Footsteps recede into the distance, and you canât hold it in anymore. You finish as quietly as possible, hands balled up in Sloaneâs shirt, thinking about him down on his knees and how he sounded coming out of his mouth. He holds you up so you donât fall, and youâre so spent that you almost forget where you are.Â
As soon as youâre able to stand, though, Sloaneâs throwing your clothes at you. âWe gotta go.â
âAre you kidding? What the fuck, Sloane?â You whisper at her angrily as you put on your boxers, still sensitive where your thighs rub together when you pull them up.Â
âI couldnât just stop, you were so close! And anyway, it was hot.â
âNo, not hot. We just committed a real, actual sex crime. Thatâs so fucked up, I canât believe I actually let you convince me to do that.â You glare at her while you unbutton the dress shirt and zip up your pants, searching around for the slacks so you can retrieve your belt.
âOh, please. What he doesnât know wonât hurt him.â Sloane starts putting the clothes back on their hangers and slings them over her arm. âAnd itâs not like you can say anything, youâre the one who just got off. Youâve got nothing to complain about.âÂ
She waits for you to finish getting dressed before grabbing her bag, but stops you before you reach for the door handle. âYou might want to look at yourself in the mirror first.â
You do, and realize in horror that it definitely looks like you just came. Your cheeks are a patchy red, and your hairâŠ
âYou have sex hair!â Sloane is laughing as if this isnât the worst thing that could be happening right now. âOh my god, thatâs hilarious. You might want to fix it, though.â
Youâre too worn out to tell her to fuck off. You turn this way and that while you run your hands through your hair, fluffing up the flat part in the back and smoothing all the cowlicks before turning back to her. âBetter?â
âYeah, kinda. Itâs fine, letâs just go.â She takes your hand and pushes the door open. She pauses for a second to hang up the remaining clothing, like the attendant had asked.Â
Youâre still a little winded, and forcing yourself to walk straight is slightly more difficult than it should be as you follow behind her shakily towards the front of the store. When you reach the register she tosses the shirt, pants, shoes and tie on the counter like theyâre poker chips.Â
âWhat do we owe you?â
The attendant looks up from the computer and seems to recognize her voice, raising an eyebrow when he sees you. âIs this your friend? I couldnât find him where you said heâd be.âÂ
You open your mouth to speak, but Sloane cuts you off. âYeah, I thought he was over there but I guess heâd just gone outside for a second. He already knew what he wanted to buy, so I was holding onto it for him in the stall.â She gestures to the collection of clothes on the table.Â
âThis is for you?â The attendant- his name tag says âEricâ- addresses you directly.
âYeah, for graduation. I was helping him out, heâs never had to buy dressy stuff before.â
Eric looks at you for a second longer, surveying your face- and, unfortunately, your hair- but he is seemingly satisfied with this story. As he rings you up he nods approvingly, taking a look at the pants next to the tie. âGreat choices for a budget getup. Youâll look good.â
âWonât he just?â Sloane is absolutely eating this up. She should never be allowed to have this much fun.
You pay and finally, after what feels like forever, you get to leave. Sloane is practically walking on air.Â
âWell. I, personally, had a great time.â
âClearly.â All you want is to get as far from the store as possible, before Eric the attendant realizes that there was no way you could have gone in and out without someone seeing you and you are arrested by mall cops for indecent exposure. You speed walk away, paper bag swinging by your side, and Sloane rushes to catch up. âLetâs go, we can get on the next bus if we hurry.â
âHe really thought you were a guy, you know. You didnât even have to try.â She sounds so proud of you that you canât help but let a shy smile cross your face.Â
âYeah.â Despite how nerve wracking this entire experience was, that part was totally sweet, you canât lie. Youâve only been mistaken for a guy a few times, mostly by the ancient nuns at school who call you âyoung manâ when writing you up for being out of dress code before realizing who you are. Youâve never had someone around your age think that of you before. Youâre glad you didnât speak and ruin it- Sloane is always such a quick thinker. You open the double doors and exit the mall into the cold sunshine and say, âI really need a cigarette.â
You sit down at the bus stop, side by side, and she hands you the pack out of her satchel. You stick one in your mouth and start to dig around for your lighter but before you can find it the flame from Sloaneâs zippo is already in front of you, kindling the end.
You sit in silence for a moment, both of you catching your breath. Your cigarette smolders and Sloane plucks it out from between your fingers for a drag without asking, as she is wont to do. After she hands it back, she turns to face you. âVirgil. Wanna see something cool?â
âIâm sure youâre about to show me.â
âYou know me so well, itâs crazy.â and opens her bag and pulls out two plastic bags lined with cardboard. You realize, upon closer inspection, that they are two twin three-packs of Calvin Klein boxers.Â
âWhere did you get those?â The question is rhetorical- you know she stole them. Sloane has a bad case of sticky fingers.
âOne for each of us!â She hands one pack to you and puts the other back in her satchel. âYouâre welcome, theyâre expensive as fuck.â
âYou really need to stop stealing, youâre basically a kleptomaniac at this point. We come here way too much for you to be doing this as much as you do.â
âYou only think that because youâre not good at it.â She grabs your pack and shoves it into your shopping bag. âBut lucky for you, Iâll always be here. Whatever you want, I can take for you.â
You kiss your teeth and shake your head in disapproval, putting the end of your cigarette out on the bottom of your shoe before dropping the butt into the little trashcan nearby. From the corner of your eye, you see her wilt a bit at your dismissal and feel instantly guilty.Â
âThank you, Sloane. Theyâre very nice. And thank you for helping me with the clothes, and⊠you know.âÂ
She perks right back up at that, and rests her head on your shoulder. Her legs start to swing and her beat up sneakers skim the pavement. âYou know Iâd do anything for you, buddy.â Sheâs been saying that a lot lately. You reach up to ruffle her hair to let her know you feel the same, in your own way.
You both stand up as the bus pulls in, heading to your usual rear corner seats. Sloane pulls out her wired earbuds, plugging them into her phone. She puts the left one in her ear and offers you the right one, like always. She chooses the music, also like always. As the bus starts moving you feel her hand on yours, and you open your palm to let her hold it, which is new, but already becoming a habit. She squeezes it once, twice, and you squeeze back as you look out the window at the passing buildings.Â
It comes back to you, faintly, that when you get home your mom is definitely going to be pissed; but right now, you really canât bring yourself to care.
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âJust let me, Virgil, Iâll be the boy,â Sloane mumbles, almost as if she isnât fully aware that sheâs saying it, and you feel yourself get impossibly sore between your legs as that buzzes in your ear.Â
You donât even fully think it before it comes out of your mouth, âcan we both be boys?â
Hands grab your wrists and yank them down, holding them to your sides. You try to fight it, to be able to hide away from this situation you just created, but her grip is too tight. You canât do anything but look right at Sloane, at her ski-slope nose and strangely soft expression that youâve never seen her wear before. Her short hair is fanning out around her temples as she leans over you.
âIs that what you want?â
first attempt at ahe/'forcemasc' (not all that forced at all lol) writing... it was supposed to be mostly porn but became mostly sweet. perhaps in the future i will actually write real porn again... le sigh
(i refer to characters with she/her pronouns for a lot of this because i plan on this being a running series following their transitions and i think it's hot to transition to he/him just for the sex portions, sorry if that is not your thing don't like don't read or whatever)
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You and Sloane have always been close. She simply appeared, it seemed like, in your neighborhood when you were seven. You canât remember a time when Sloane wasnât your best friend.
You had been wary at first. Sloane was loud. She was a little obnoxious, and she had no sense of personal space. She made jokes that shocked even the crudest of your friends, ones that when you were younger had been much too mature for her age. You realize now that at the time she probably hadnât even understood half of what she said. Once you had gotten over the friction at the beginning, though, you began to get along swimmingly. Yes, Sloane is loud, but she has always spoken up for you. Sheâs invasive, but it forces you to open up. And youâre shy, but it reminds her to pull back. Your reluctance to try new things forces her to think twice. You, as your mother says, keep her out of trouble, and she pushes you out of your comfort zone. In the end, it just works.Â
There is also the fact that as the only two girls among your friends, you became a sort of matched set. Both of you are slouching, lanky, and stubbornly plain, with choppy home-grown haircuts (yours shaggy, hers daringly short) and hand-me-down clothes that hung off of you as if you were racks (yours from your friends, and hers from her brother). Neither of you wore a lick of makeup, but you both wore the boysâ uniform at school. You canât, and sort of refuse to put too fine a point on it- but the resemblance between the type of girl you both are is clear. Itâs hard being like that, sometimes. Together, itâs easier.
It isnât a passionate friendship, after all these years. You often run out of things to talk about, or get sick of eachother, even as you refuse to leave eachother alone. But no one knows as much about you as Sloane. No one understands Sloaneâs many idiosyncrasies the way you do. You know her least favorite things, down to her socks. She knows exactly where your family hides their Christmas gifts. You know eachothersâ family computer passwords. You do everything together, talk about everything together, learn everything together. Thatâs how it has been ever since you can remember. Every class, secret and first time is shared. So of course that would be how this started.
Today is Sloaneâs day. That is to say, itâs the day that you go to her house instead of her to yours. You both have a free period at the end of each Monday, which is one of the only times youâre apart; she always chooses to go home, while you stay and read until the bus comes. But after that, youâre together again, walking the four houses down to knock on the otherâs door.Â
As you let yourself in through the back, you can hear the tinny sound of gunfire coming from her room at the end of the hall. âIâm back,â you say as you set down your bag and take off your shoes, which is what you always say when you see her again. Itâs never âIâm hereâ, because that is a given. You are always going to be right back, with Sloane. âHaving a good game?â
âIâm always having a good game.â She doesnât bother to look up as she keeps playing. âHow was study hall?â
You start to take off your uniform as you answer, unbuttoning your polo and picking a longsleeve out from where you left it on her bed the last time you were here, pulling it over your head. âMrs. Baxter asked me why Iâm always in detention.â
âHah!â Sloane shakes her head. âThatâs what you get for being such a tryhard.â
âSorry I canât get a ride home from my mom,â you shoot back, unzipping your trousers and slipping on a pair of Sloaneâs bleach-stained sweats before coming to sit down next to her. âItâs just more convenient to wait.â
âYou could always get a ride home with me,â she reminds you, moving over a bit to give you room.Â
Itâs true; you could. But itâs always been an unspoken thing that you donât come around Sloaneâs mother. There is rarely a moment where Sloane isnât actively fighting with, isnât about to fight with, or hasnât just finished fighting with her. Itâs better to stay out of the way. You donât say this, because you donât need to. You just nod, picking up a stray blanket to ball up in your arms and lay your chin on. Thatâs something you both love and hate about Sloaneâs bed; itâs always covered in too much shit. In some cases this means being poked by a pen or finding errant food wrappers, but on the flipside, there are many soft things to hold. You watch as she keeps playing and you begin chewing absentmindedly on the tips of your hair.
Sloane side-eyes you. âStop doing that shit, itâs awful.â Her hand comes up to lightly backhand you on the cheek. âYou need a haircut.â She is always telling you this.
âLeave me alone.â You know itâs gross, but itâs a hard habit to kick and you don't like how much she gets on your case about it. âBe grateful I donât mention all the weird shit you do.â
âVirgil, one day-â and here she begins her common refrain- âyouâre going to go to the doctor and theyâre going to tell you that you have a giant ball of hair in your stomach and theyâre going to have to operate, and then youâre going to cry to me, âoh, Sloane, I should have listened to you!â, and Iâm going to laugh at you, and say, âI told you so, Virgil, but you were too busy being autistic to listenâ. And then how will you feel?â
Her shaming works, and you stop biting your hair and being autistic, pushing the blanket off of your lap. âJust give me a controller.âÂ
You arenât very good at video games. Itâs one of the things you donât like about yourself very much- you refuse to play them around the guys, because you donât like being made fun of and it makes you feel profoundly uncomfortable for them to see you fail so spectacularly at them, to be so incompetent. Sloane is the only person who gets to see you play, and thatâs only because she will completely ignore you if you donât join in while sheâs doing it. She puts the second controller in your hand, the one she used to use when sheâd play with her brother (sheâs upgraded to his since heâs moved out) and restarts the game in the multiplayer mode.
âArenât you going to ask what I did this weekend?â This past Sunday was one of the first in a long time that you haven't hung out. You have been waiting for it to come up.
âTell me.â
Sloane grins. âGuess.â
âIâm not going to guess. Tell me.â
âYouâre gonna want to look at me for this one.â You hide your character in a corner so it wonât die, and turn to look. She glances at you, still grinning, before turning back to the TV screen. Her side profile gleams in the shifting patches of blue light.
âYouâll love this. You know Eric Friedman?â
You pull a face. â Eric, who everyone says touched his cousin?â
âIt wasnât his cousin, it was his cousinâs friend who everyone CALLS his cousin. And yes.â
âOh, okay. Well, what about Eric who touched his cousinâs friend, then.â
âSoâŠâ Sloane draws out the âoâ as she hops from platform to platform⊠âWhen we saw eachother at that bonfireâŠâ She trails off.
You canât stop yourself from smacking her on the arm. âSloane!â
âHey, whatâs your problem?âÂ
âThatâs disgusting!â
âHow is that disgusting?â She lets go of the controller with one hand to smack you back, much harder and many more times than you did to her. âIt was only, like, one kiss.â You know this probably isnât true, but you would rather not hear about that right now, so you let it slide.
âItâs just disgusting, I donât know. It just is.â
âPeople kiss, itâs fine.â
âWhat if you get mono?â
âDoes it seem like I have mono?â
â... What if he tells people?â
âWhoâs going to believe Eric Friedman? He touched his cousin.â
You laugh at that, but only a little. You remain unconvinced. âI just think that was a dumb thing to do, still.â Sloane has been known to make bad decisions similar to this; there was your friend Andrew, for example.
âOh, please. Like youâve never kissed anyone before that you regret.â
You elect to say nothing to that.Â
âCome on, just tell me one.â
âDonât you think I would tell you if I did?â You think this is a sufficient answer, but clearly Sloane does not agree.
âOkay, just tell me one you donât regret, then, even.â
You say nothing again.
âOh my god!â Sloaneâs voice raises, and you shush her, knowing how her mother gets when sheâs too loud. âSorry. But seriously, actually, no one? Never?â
âAgain: donât you think you would have heard about it if I had?â
âOh my god.â Sloane pauses the game for once, and turns to you. âHow have I never realized this?â
âProbably because itâs really not that big of a deal.â You start playing with your hair again, trying your best to keep it out of your mouth and failing. âCan we talk about something else, please?â
From her face, you can tell that you cannot. âI mean, donât you want to?â
You shrug. âNot really. I mean, maybe if it was the right person, but I really don't care. It will happen eventually.â
Sloane is being uncharacteristically quiet, just looking at you with a faint smile on her lips, like sheâs sizing you up. Itâs unnerving for her to look so deep in thought- because Sloane doesnât actually think. She plots.
âStop making up stupid plans in your head. I would never trust anyone you tried to set me up with and you know it.â You tap her controller to unpause, pick up yours and start playing again to attempt to distract her. She joins you to make sure you donât die.
âIâm not thinking about boys,â Sloane says, again elongating the âoâ, âYou at least need to practice first. Youâre too old to do it without practice.â
âWhat are you even saying right now?â
âOh, you knowâŠâ She scoots closer to you, until your thighs are almost touching. âItâs always better to try new things with a friend. Weâre friends, arenât we, Virgil?â
You scoff and shake your head. âFuck off, we arenât living in a lesbian porn.â
âCome on, donât you want to be ready for your first kiss?â
âI feel like practicing negates the entire point of it being the first, to be honest.â
You can see out of the corner of your eye as Sloane shrugs and tilts her head back and forth in a sort of âyou got me thereâ motion, even as her mouth spreads into a wicked grin. Itâs almost guilty, except for that it isnât at all.Â
âI guess,â she says, âbut wouldnât you rather know what youâre doing, when youâre with a boy?â Her thin fingers knock her joysticks around as she talks. You sneak a glance at her sideways for just a moment, just to check her body language and how serious sheâs being.Â
Sloane likes to play with you like this. Usually itâs in public, sidling up close to you and saying some non sequitur in the middle of you talking like, hmm, you smell good, as she picks up a lock of your hair, or, wow, Virgil, youâre so warm, as she pulls you closer to her on the cold metal benches in the park, laughing when you push her away and tell her to fuck off. She lights your cigarettes on the ends of hers when you ask for a lighter, which she insists on calling âbuttfuckingâ. She jokingly wolf whistles at you when you get out of the car, pretending to not understand the problem as you brush her off and tell her to shut up. You never know how much sheâs doing it to blow off steam, and how much sheâs just trying to annoy you- or alternatively, how much sheâs just trying to get the guysâ attention.Â
Sheâs waiting for you to answer, clearly. You choose to make her wait, silently focusing on the game and trying your best not to chew your lip too much as you think of what to say. She does not like this and begins to whine, as she is wont to do when she isnât getting her way.Â
âCome on, Virgil, donât make it weird.â She bumps you with her shoulder as she continues to play. Sloane has the almost supernatural power to win at video games with professional finesse at the same time as she annoys you. âIâm really not asking that much, itâs supposed to be fun.â
âIâm not making it weird.â You bump her back in a more irritated way and continue to plunge your guy into the next wave of enemies. âWhy are you so obsessed with this all of a sudden, youâre the one being weird.â
Sloane charges ahead on the screen, and begins taking out enemies with her characteristic ease. Now, sheâs the one whoâs quiet.
â... It would be my first time too, you know.â Her voice is so convincingly innocent and timid that if you didnât know her, you would have believed it.Â
You shake your head. âSuch complete bullshit, literally what were we just talking about.â
She canât contain her cackle, and you push her until she almost falls over, which she doesnât seem fazed by in the slightest.
âYouâre a fucking asshole.â
She leans her head onto your shoulder and begins to rub her cheek on you as she coos, âyouâre so smart, Virgil, you have me all figured outâŠâÂ
âSloane, stop.âÂ
âYou know me so wellâŠâ
âCut it out.â
âItâs like weâre meant for eachotherâŠâ
âOkay, seriously, fuck off.â The level ends as you get wasted by the alien horde, your impaled character facedown on the floor. You toss the controller to the side and turn to try to fix her with your best withering look. She remains unmoved, fixing her face into a pout when you donât budge.Â
âYouâre so mean to me all the time.â
You scoff and take your legs up to your chest as you move up the bed to lean against her pillows. Theyâre firm against your back in their flannel cases. âYouâre being ridiculous.â
Sloane clambers up to kneel in front of you. âWhy canât you just say yes?â She holds her fingers up in a pinching position. âJust a tiny little one, just so you can see what itâs likeâŠâ You shake your head and turn it away from her to show just how unimpressed you are and hide behind a sheet of your hair. She is embarrassing you, and you donât want her to have the satisfaction of knowing, although youâre sure she does.
Faster than you can understand it is the pull on your chin, and you are suddenly much too close to Sloaneâs face. You can see each and every freckle on her nose, and her eyes are so bright they almost glow.Â
You can feel her breath, warm in your mouth, between your lips where sheâs holding them open ever so slightly. âHey. Weâre friends, right?âÂ
You still canât tell if sheâs joking. You go hot, and then cold, and then hot again, and all you can say is, âyes,â and it comes out slightly muffled due to the grip she has on your cheeks.
âYes, what?â
âYes, weâre friends,â you breathe out, and her eyes immediately crinkle up as she smiles. You expect her to let go, but instead, her hand simply moves up to hold your jaw and she twines her fingers into your hair.Â
âAnd what else are friends for, but to help eachother out?â
Itâs really starting to seem like she isnât joking, from the look in her eyes. This is not what friends do, you feel you should say. This isnât how we are, you want to tell her. But it doesnât really matter to you in this moment, not when you can feel the heat of her hand sliding up the side of your thigh. As much as youâre confused about it, since itâs Sloane- youâre suddenly so turned on you can barely move. Even if sheâs teasing, itâs hard to say no.Â
âFine, yes, sure, go ahead then.â Whatâs the worst that could happen? Itâs only Sloane, after all.Â
She pushes your legs down and she crawls between them, putting her hands on your shoulders as she lays you back and leans down to kiss not your lips, but your neck. She starts slowly, gingerly, up and down your throat. This was only supposed to be one kiss, you think frantically, and you start to half-heartedly push her away.
âJust let me, Virgil, Iâll be the boy,â Sloane mumbles, almost as if she isnât fully aware that sheâs saying it, and you feel yourself get impossibly sore between your legs as that buzzes in your ear.Â
You donât even fully think it before it comes out of your mouth, âcan we both be boys?â
She instantly pulls back, sitting up to look at you with owlish eyes. You go ice cold. Immediately, you regret saying it. You feel that pool of shame you hold in your chest so close, so tight, begin to run over, and you cover your face with your hands.Â
âSorry. That was stupid. Donât listen to me, I donât know why I said that, I know you were joking, I was just joking, I-â
âNo, no-âÂ
âNo, seriously, itâs-â
Hands grab your wrists and yank them down, holding them to your sides. You try to fight it, to be able to hide away from this situation you just created, but her grip is too tight. You canât do anything but look right at Sloane, at her ski-slope nose and strangely soft expression that youâve never seen her wear before. Her short hair is fanning out around her temples as she leans over you.
âIs that what you want?â Her voice is unusually gentle.
âUm.â Youâre about to have a heart attack, youâre so scared. You think you might fall through the floor, youâre so mortified. But you can never lie to Sloane. âYes, kind of, a little.â You bite your lip and look past her face at the ceiling, feeling your throat tighten. You are suddenly very, very afraid of yourself. âA lot,â you get out, and your voice breaks. You canât stop the tears that start to well up in your eyes.Â
âOh, Virgil.â Sloane lets go of your arms and puts her own around you as you start to cry, folding herself so your face is in the crook of her neck as she helps you sit up. âItâs okay, itâs okay.â She smoothes her hand up and down your back. âYou donât need to cry, itâs okayâŠâÂ
You shake your head as you feel the collar of her shirt start to get wet. Youâre trembling as you grab your arms around her, hugging her closer and trying to take deep breaths. It doesnât feel okay. You are suddenly so small and so scared and you canât move from exactly this spot or you might disappear.Â
âNo, it is, I promise.â Sloane begins to rock you back and forth just a little with her hand cradling the back of your head to keep you close, allowing you to get some of the worst of it out, staying quiet except for occasionally softly repeating, I know, I knowâŠ
But what could she know, really? You donât even say that to yourself. You try really, really hard, every single day, not to think about how much you want that- even now, you canât even say it in your head- because it makes you so ashamed. Sometimes when itâs really strong, late at night when no one is awake, you think you might die from how much you want it. Why did she have to say that to you? Why couldnât she have said anything else?Â
Once youâve calmed down, sniffling just a little every few moments as opposed to the heaving sobs you were letting out, she lets you take her head off her chest to look at her. Your hair in your mouth and your eyes completely red and tear-tracks down your cheeks, you know you must look ridiculous. You wipe your eyes with your sleeve, unsure of how to recover after sheâs just seen you break down over something so crazy. You ruined it. That wasnât how this was supposed to go. It was just supposed to be a kiss.
Sheâs silent for a while as she pets your hair. She plays with the ends; theyâre still wet.
âI want that, too, you know.â She says it so quietly you can barely hear her. The bottom of your stomach falls right out.
âYou do?âÂ
Sloane nods. She seems to be getting up the courage to say something, and starts, âIâŠâ but she trails off. Now itâs her turn to look away, looking anywhere but at you as she fidgets with her comforter before she takes a deep breath and lets it out as if sheâs psyching herself up. âI really wish that a lot, actually.â
âThat you were a boy?â You can hardly say it, but you force yourself to. You can feel yourself start to shake just from daring to say it out loud.Â
âYes.â As always she is much braver than you, and she seems to be getting more comfortable the more she talks. âAnd, um⊠you, too, sometimes.â
âYou wish I was a boy?â She nods.
â... Oh.â Youâre not sure what to say to that.Â
After a beat, you start to laugh- first only a little and then more and more. You laugh at how dramatic and awkward youâre both being. You laugh at the absurdity of this entire conversation. You laugh at how scared you are, and how suddenly it doesnât seem so serious at all. Sloane looks scandalized, and that makes you laugh more, and then she starts laughing, too. You both sit, her arms around your waist and you sitting in her lap, giggling quietly as you can hear the bathroom fan running in the room over. When you finally quiet down, you're both smiling at eachother, taking in eachothersâ faces like youâve only just met.
Sloane speaks first, after what feels like a long time. âVirgil?â She tucks some of your hair behind your ear. You feel your heart start to beat faster again.
âYeah?â
âI think youâre really handsome.â She moves her hand underneath your collar to where the strap of your tank top is- one of the compression ones you stole from the athletics store, that you insist on wearing instead of the bras your mother has tried to get you to wear for years- and starts to play with it. Her fingers are cold against your skin, making you shiver slightly. âI think youâd make a really good boy.â
âUm. Thank you.â You look down at where her fuzzy, freckled arm disappears into the hem of her sleeve for a while as your head spins before thinking to add- hardly believing such a thing is coming out of your mouth- âAnd, you too, itâs- I mean, youâd probably be better at it than me, to be honest.âÂ
Sloane shakes her head. âI donât think thatâs true. I think weâd both be good at it.â Her eyes flick to yours again. âMaybe just in different ways.â
âDifferent how?â
She hums, seeming to turn your question over in her head a few times. âWell, I know Iâd be stronger than you.â As if to prove her point, she shifts her palm onto the middle of your chest and lightly pushes you back onto the bed. âBut I also know youâd be better at helping people, being a good guy, making people feel safe with you.â She moves to lean over you again. âAnd when we were together, even though Iâd still be the one whoâs allowed to boss you aroundâŠâ Her fingers are in your hair again now, pulling your head back ever so slightly as she dips down, her lips brushing your throat again⊠âIâd always be trying to impress you, because youâre the coolest guy I know.â She kisses you- right where your Adamâs apple would be, you realize. Every word she says makes it harder not to move your hips up into hers, even if thereâs nothing there to put together.Â
âIs that how youâd want it to be? With us being boys like that?â She knows what talking like this is doing to you, she has to, thereâs no way she doesnât.
âI want that a lot,â you say.Â
Sloane smiles. Brushes her fingers up and down your arm. âYou know Iâd do anything for you, buddy.â
Itâs what all your friends, the guys, call eachother, something they always leave you two out of. You guess sheâs noticed it, too.
âWill you kiss me, now?â
âI was getting to it.âÂ
It feels like Sloane is trying to eat you alive, just a little. His teeth clack against yours at first. It isnât gentle, like youâd maybe imagined your first kiss being. The hands on your body arenât either. His hands, much larger than yours, as youâve noticed with envy before, creep under your shirt to lift up your tank top. Theyâre cold, and you shiver again as he touches your bare stomach. At first, as he runs his hand over the hair there, you feel embarrassed- youâve always gotten flack from your mom and your classmates in the locker room for neglecting to shave and wax what you could only call your happy trail, as far as youâre able to have one of those. You squirm a little and try to tug it back down so he canât feel it.Â
As if heâs reading your mind, Sloane pulls away and sits upright so he can force it back up. âWhy are you doing that, stop.â You struggle a bit more but he was right, he is stronger than you, and he manages to lift it until he can see pretty much everything. His hand comes down again and he runs a line with his thumb down from your navel to the top of your sweatpants, following the line of hair there. âI look at you here every single time youâre changing next to me.â His voice is very heavy. âDid you know that?â
âNo.â Your muscles twitch under his finger as he continues to stroke your stomach. He is getting dangerously close to putting his hand down your pants.Â
âWell, I do.â His eyes donât leave the spot.Â
âMy mom says I need to get rid of itâŠâ
Sloane shakes his head, placing his hand to where itâs spanning over half of your stomach. âDonât. I like it this way.â He makes eye contact with you again, saying it plainly: âIt makes you look like a boy.âÂ
âSloaneâŠâ Keep talking, is what you want to say, but youâre too embarrassed at how much you like hearing it.Â
He ducks to kiss you right where the trail of hair leads into your waistband. You wiggle around a bit from how sensitive the area is, but he holds you still as he keeps kissing you all over your hips. âYouâre so, so handsome, Virgil,â he mumbles into your stomach. âIâve wanted to tell you for so long, Iâve thought about it for so long, you have no idea,â
âYou can keep going, Iâm really, um, well, it feels-â Youâre too embarrassed to say what you mean, which is that you are really, really turned on. You want him to touch you- if you had a different body, youâd be unbearably hard right now. The thought makes you metaphorically harder.Â
As you consider that concept Sloane finally dips his hand under your waistband, forcing you to spread your legs further. He only puts his hand on you over your boxers for a second, seemingly to test to see how youâll react, but you canât stop from pushing yourself right into him. He looks up at you and smiles at what must be an extremely desperate expression on your face and flattens his fingers so you can grind up against them, using his other hand to push some hair off of your shoulder. âLook at you, getting your first handjob,â he says, âyou canât help yourself, itâs like youâre just another horny teenage boy, is that how you feel?â
âYes, yeah,â is all you can think to say, him putting a name to it turning you on more. âThank you, Iâm sorry, it just feels really good-â
âDonât apologize, itâs supposed to feel good.â Heâs found exactly the right spot from how youâve been moving, and as he begins focusing on it you feel yourself losing control of your hips. âLet yourself feel good. Youâre being such a good boy, you deserve it.âÂ
You definitely do feel good. So good, in fact, that you arenât sure youâre going to last much longer, especially if he keeps calling you that. âSloane- if you keep going, I think Iâm gonna, um-â
This does not appear to discourage him, and apparently hearing his name only eggs him on further. âSo fast?â He teases you, not stopping but slowing down slightly, which just makes you start grinding into his hand faster. âYou really are like a horny teenage boy, if youâre finishing so quickly,â he speeds up again, leaning down to talk into your ear and kiss you in between. âYouâre so cute, Virgil,â and a kiss, âyouâre such a boy,â kiss, âand so good,â another kiss, âI want to be like that together, we can do it whenever you want, you can-â
As much as you want him to keep going, youâre already finishing. It feels so strong and so lovely, so much better than when you do it yourself, and you keep riding his palm through it until youâre too sensitive to keep his hand on you. He takes it away once you start going to grab it and lies down next to you.
Itâs over. You feel the moment fading- the fantasy wanes, as strong as it was and as sad as you are to see it go, and youâre both just girls again.
You want to be close to her, still, so you roll over and bury your head in her chest as you wrap your arms around her. Your legs tangle together and the only sound is Sloaneâs hands rustling through your long hair.Â
âHow was that? Pretty okay?â Shes sounds very pleased with herself. She clearly already knows the answer and just wants to hear it.
You flick her on the arm. âDonât get a big head about it, it was my first time.â
âSure, right.â She lays off for now, electing just to hold you and allow you to go through the tingly feeling that is currently still running up and down the insides of your legs.
Slowly, timidly, you reach for her hand. She gives it to you easily and you lace your fingers together. She pulls it to her lips, kissing the back of it, looking dreamily at you over the tops of your joined knuckles.Â
âYou said, um, youâve wanted that for awhile?â Youâre bad at talking like this, having serious conversations- but you want to know.
âWanted what, to have sex with you?â
âNo, like, you know.â
âNo, I donât.â
âThe other thing.â
 Which other thing?â
âSloane!â You push her shoulder with both of your hands. âDonât be obtuse.â
âIâm not, I swear Iâm not.â She really does seem not to know. âWhat thing do you mean?â
Sheâs really twisting your arm, here. âLikeâŠâ You stop as the words refuse to come. âWanting, like,â you try again, âto be, um.â
âA boy?â Sloane finishes for you. You nod. âHmâŠâ She extricates herself from you so she can lay on her back, staring up at the ceiling. You do the same.
âI guess I always have.â Sheâs talking to the posters on her ceiling. âI just knew. My mom wanted another boy before I was born. When I was a kid, I never understood why she didnât see she got one, before I really understood who I was supposed to be. And when I realized, I got really mad. Like,â and she laughs a little, âI got so pissed. I was so angry all the time about it for years.â She pauses for a second, her mood becoming sober again. âBut after a while I kind of just accepted it. And knew that I couldnât help it, so I just⊠moved on. But, yeah, I always knew.â Sloane turns her head to look at you, meeting your eyes where youâre already looking back at her. âHow about you?â
You ignore the question. âSo this whole time, as long as weâve known eachother, you felt like that?â
âI guess, when you put it that way.â
âWhy didnât you tell me?â Youâre aware that youâre being petulant, but you canât help it.
âUm, excuse me, why didnât you tell me?â Sheâs got you there. You huff a little, crossing your arms and turning away from her. âNo, wait, come back!â She grabs your shoulder and pulls you to lie on your back as you were. âIâm just saying, you canât be mad at me when you didnât tell me either. Also, you know,â She lets go of you and lies back down, âitâs kind ofâŠâ
âEmbarrassing,â you finish for her. âYeah, I know. Sorry.â
âI was going to say private. Is it embarrassing, for you?â
You scoff, like itâs a ridiculous question, before realizing sheâs serious. âI mean, yeah.â
âWhy?â You give her a look, and she sits up. âNo, seriously, why is it embarrassing? Is it so terrible?â
âItâs not terrible. Itâs justâŠâ You search for the words; how do you say it without sounding incredibly depressing? âIt canât happen, so it makes me feel a little crazy. I donât know, itâs just stupid.â
âI mean, if it canât happen, then what do you call what we just did?â She goes to hold your hand again, rubbing her thumb over yours. âDid that feel like we were girls, then?â
You think about that. No, it really didnât. Being with Sloane definitely felt like being with a boy, and you didnât know much about it, but you really didnât feel like you were the girl, either⊠But, âitâs still not the same.â
âDoes it really need to be?âÂ
Sloane swings her legs to sit over the top of you, putting her hands on either side of your hips.Â
âIsnât it enough to just feel like that together? Thereâs no point in thinking about all the things that canât happen. Isnât seeing eachother that way enough?â She laces your fingers together and squeezes. âYouâre thinking too much about it, Virgil. It doesnât need to be so complicated. We can be boys, when weâre together. No one else needs to know.â
Her voice in your ear sends a shiver down your spine. For a moment you think you might cry again, but you force yourself not to, and instead you use all your strength to roll her over. Now, for the first time, youâre the one on top of her.Â
âNo one needs to know,â you repeat, making sure she understands youâre serious.
âNo one, I promise.â She wrestles her arm out of your grip and holds up three fingers.Â
âScoutâs honor.â
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i need girls who hear a trans manâs voice and being so enraptured by it that they canât help but want to become him. hang on his every word for how to dress. feel their eyes go out of focus as his words erase any fear they have during their weekly shot. brains eventually emptied of all thoughts except for his voice telling them to be a good boy, and orders to help other girls learn to be good boys. good himbos.
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