Having found him asleep on SkyTrain in Vancouver, this man was simply passing his day away until he could return to the shelter; all while biding time to get into a provincial sponsored rehab.
This very gentle manโs life is further challenged by a never treated speech impediment that amplified all of his other problems.
He said that he hadn't been touched in "a long time" and based on how his body responded I believe him.
His body felt like velvet to my touch and there was a connection which defied the fact that he is heterosexual and I am not.
There was an enormous satisfaction simply in making him feel as special and wanted because he is.
He blew an impressive dose of his genetic spew.
I kissed his dick and thanked him. We thanked each other. While he expressed a gratitude, the fact is that I'm the one who is grateful.
It took two weeks to accomplish but we managed to get him in to a residential rehab programme.
This man represents just the visible tip of an enormous iceberg: the invisible 97%, those men who do NOT participate but regardless are afforded the same time, attention, care and assistance as those who do.
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