Sometimes I am tired about reading those conventional and repetitive love stories, sometimes I want something else. Not just about falling in love with someone, but about love in general. This book just stole my heart and imprinted it with a permanent marker. I finished this book yesterday and I still can’t stop thinking about it.

Just… could you please stop taking me out of the story so many times? with your boy-shaped, iniquity-free automatons with romantic hair and names like ‘skylar’?Įven if the diminutive is an almost-pleasing ‘sky’, he appears to have an enduring problem with erectile dysfunction Plenty of messy bodily functions are politely left off page I want lurv but no sex and they must be boys and they must be gayīut after a certain number of decisions that are so freighted with, you know, actual experiences that can be correlated among a given populationįor all the likelihood of it ever happening like that in real life. It's easier obvs, if the story has other stuff going on and is not just romance Maybe discreetly framed discussions in english boarding school lit. Surely there have to be written examples of that sorcerous achievement There should be a way to write about them That most boys are fucking around with their cocks before they even work rightĪre LYING TO EVERYONE EVERYWHERE AT ALL TIMES about what they do and wish to do and have not yet doneĪnd are not innocent of anything at all by maybe age 10. and/or that they don’t like reading about sex, maybe, some of these writers, and writing about young boys presumably provides ample opportunity for them to deny us any I begin to suspect this whole thing is about UST. When i was 17yo i was bending boys over the hoods of their cars Just, like, plastic figures clacking together neuterly These boys in this book make out for WEEKS When i was 13 a boy took me into a bathroom stall, tucked his dick behind his thighs, and asked me to fuck his pussy.

Harry Potter didn't have any of that shit I don’t even need to produce fiction to rebut this kind of stuff Like they all go ‘i have funny feelings in my tummy’ and then go play monopoly

People write them as if boys have no idea what their penis is for until they fall in love Young boys: a Him and Her review special.

Gives Light by Rose Christo