Diary of a Gay Nympho: The Beginning


One of the cons of living in Small Town, USA is that everyone and their mother is in your business. You can't take a dump in your own home without the next door neighbor calling her church clique spreading rumors. Don't get me started on bank tellers peering into your accounts to see purchasing habits; talk about invasion of privacy.

And not to mention if your family is well-to-do—like mine, you're always under a microscope. Terrell Green is the name and way back when one of my forefathers founded this town, along with a man named Vernon Main, our families owned pretty much the entire county. Union Valley, Alabama, population 9,802.

Well, 9,801 now.

For the past year I've been celibate, not for the lack of trying to find partners—that's actually a lie, I haven't been actively looking. Mr. Right Hand had been all I've needed for the past twelve months; at least that's what I told myself. The easy way to calm the urges was to pop online to one of the tube sites, find a nice clip to flap off to, and hit the sack.

Then one day I found out about the joys of camming. I met this one dude in Egypt; we cam’d for two hours, stroking our dicks, trading naughty pictures and acting out our twisted, beautiful fantasies. He invited me into his home, said he'd take care of me if I agreed to be his house boy—no thanks. Then there was this small market owner in Iran, he cam’d from his storage room. Talk about hot. His dick was seven inches thick of uncut goodness and his balls were the size of plums.

My only sexual outlet in town had been with my first cousin, and that had ended around my freshman year in college. We fought about who came onto whom. He never identified with being gay; we were just two young guys stealing moments in the barn, woods and corn fields, having some good dirty fun. I loved his cock; he had a mean stroke—it was long and strong.

Too bad it had to end; now he has seven kids by three different women, and is common-law married to his second baby momma. I guess this a bid to prove that he's all man. Whenever we see each other out in public it's as if nothing sexual ever happened between us. Some part of me still would love to be with him, but I guess it's for the best. Anyway, that's a story for another time.

I felt trapped in my small town. I needed a change of scenery to a place where I wasn't a Green, but just another guy. I've lived in Union Valley all my life and wanted to spread my wings and fly the hell away.


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