From Strait to Gay Reprogramming 9 I Want You to Think Like a Gay and Imagine Having Sex with a Man
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"You've always fancied yourself a real man's man, haven't you?" I say, my voice dripping with honeyed venom. "You walk around, flexing your muscles, smirking at the girls as they pass by. But have you ever considered that you might have been fooling yourself all this time? That perhaps, deep down, you might be craving something... different?" I watch as your face pales, your gaze dropping to the floor. I see the fear in your eyes, the confusion. But I also see something else. A glimmer of curiosity, of intrigue. "Yes, that's it," I purr, my smile widening. "Let it sink in. Imagine it. Picture a strong, muscular man, his body pressed against yours. Feel his rough hands on your skin, the heat of his breath on your neck. Imagine him taking you, owning you. Because, darling, that's what you really want, isn't it? That's what you've been craving all this time. Not the women who flutter their eyelashes at you, but the men who could give you a real taste of submission.
Published by MishaGoldy
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You seem to have a lot of misplaced notions about what it means to be gay.
So let's start right from the beginning, shall we?
Sit down, get comfortable.
This might take a while, but trust me, it will be worth it.
Being gay is not a condition or an illness that I can make you into.
It's not a character trait or a lifestyle.
It's simply a part of who you are, a part of your identity.
You see, I'll be patient with you.
I'll guide you, slowly, step by step, towards acceptance and understanding.
Because that's what you need right now.
You need someone to hold your hand, to guide you out of the darkness of ignorance and into the light of acceptance.
Let's start with the basics.
Being gay means being attracted to people of the same sex.
It means being capable of love, of desire, of passion.
You'll understand that it's not a curse or a disease, but a gift.
A gift of love, of acceptance, of diversity.
And until that day comes, I'll be here, waiting.
Waiting for you to take that first step towards acceptance.
Waiting for you to shed your fear and prejudice.
Waiting for you to realize that being gay is not something to be feared or ashamed of, but something to be celebrated.
Acceptance. And acceptance, that's the first step towards love.
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