I am gay. Nobody knows that about me. I have had no trouble living with my secret, until I met my roommate and for the first time... I was consumed with lust. 19-year-old, virgin Cory is a closeted gay man.He never really had trouble keeping his secret; that is, until he finds himself lusting after his roommate, Ray, a football player. To make matters worse, Cory witnesses Ray pleasuring himself at night. During the winter break, Cory learns that Ray, who no longer has family to come home to, is returning early. Cory returns to school to be with him, and when they see each other, there's no holding back on their emotions anymore. Cory admits his feelings, and Ray turns out to be gay as well! But even as they lock down their romance, there are other things Cory must face... Summer is coming and he wants Ray to come home with him, but that means coming out to his parents. Cory can't help feeling nervous and fearful. He doesn't want to be kicked out and disowned because of being gay. How will it turn out for both him and Ray? *A gay romance for mature audiences. SAMPLE: I entered Ray first. I had done some reading and I thought I knew what to do. I greased up his ass hole and then my fingers. I inserted one finger at a time, and reamed him after each finger entered him. All he did was tell me how great it felt. Ray's ass hole was as big as the rest of him. When we guessed he was ready, I entered him doggie style. I didn't think there were other ways. That's how naive I was, we both were. I went right in without resistance. I hardly felt anything and I told him so. Suddenly, I felt my cock being pressed from all sides. Ray told me that he was constricting his ass muscles. Now," he said, and I began to fuck. I was a novice and I didn't realize that I was stroking Ray's prostate. Before I even felt an orgasm starting, he was spurting onto the bed sheets. When he did, he constricted his ass even more, and in a short time, I came, screaming loudly, and spilling my seed in his bowels. I lay on top of him totally spent. Neither one of us felt like starting another round just yet, and we both sensed it. I whispered in Ray's ear, "I want you to fuck me, but in the morning. It's going to be hard work, and I want to be rested so we can start the process." Ray whispered back, "I love you. I don't want to hurt you." "Don't worry, there's no way you can hurt me."

Accessibly written, this interdisciplinary book reviews theory and research on the characteristics of sexual desire, the individual physical and mental factors that influence the experience of sexual desire (hormones, age, gender, beliefs, mood), the various partner characteristics that incite sexual desire (attractiveness) and the association between sexual desire and interpersonal, relational events and experiences (romantic love). The book concludes with an examination of the personal, interpersonal and societal implications of sexual desire. Throughout, the authors draw on findings from their own body of research on sexual and romantic attraction, as well as on an extensive review of the relevant social, behavioural and medical science

The Quran. And The Sunnah. In one place.

In A Musician's Paradox author and lifelong working musician Ty Kiernan explores the intersection of music and philosophy with a series of philosophical discussions on life, human behavior, music, faith, relationships, and the connection between musician and instrument. Being torn between two worlds-with the frustration, the insecurity, and the dearth of understanding about why musicians play music, all the while loving and not being able to give up an obsession with music itself-he focuses on the particular psyche of the musician but appeals to all who contemplate this almost inherent duality of their own existence. Music is life and life is music, and music can ultimately transmute into wisdom-that is, it can raise our consciousness to help wisdom flow within us. For the musician-and perhaps for everyone-thinking about these connections and the relationship between cause and effect in general may offer us a clue into the possibility of something more in our lives.

What Not to Do Abominable embraces1 Clement28.1 AbortionAthenagorasPresbeia35 AbortionBarnabas19.5 AbortionDidache2.2 AbortionDoctrina2.2 AbortionHippolytusPhilosophumena9.7 AbortionLetter to Diognetus5.6 AbortionMinucius FelixOctavius30 AbortionRevelation of Peter26 AbortionSibylline Oracles2.281f AbortionTertullianApologeticum9 AbortionTertullianExhortation to Chastity12 Abortion by drugsClement of AlexandriaPaedagogus2.10 (96) AbortionistDoctrina5.2 Abstinence, excessive, at the beginning stagesOrigenHomilies on Numbers27.9.2

This is a clarion call to all nations and to every one that has an ear to hear what God is saying in this season. There has been great blood-shed in our nations; innocent people have lost their lives due to what the nation has gravitated toward-lawlessness! The same sin that led to the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is the same sin our nation is lusting after! We have adopted sin as a law and lost many souls in the midst of all this. My question is if we are a replica of Sodom and Gomorrah, Why should we be spared? Why should God spare our lives? Just before Sodom and Gomorrah was consumed, God and Abraham had a conversation and God said if He could find ten righteous in the land, He would save the nation, but ten righteous could not be found, and this led to the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. Do not think that God is unjust for sparing us? No! The reason why we are not yet consumed as a nation is because God has found a few righteous-the remnant, that will not bow their knees to sin or its lawless ways. God would never consume the righteous with the wicked! The cry of the guiltless and the innocent, the cry of the abused children, the fatherless, the widows, and all those who have been directly affected by the detrimental world we are in, has been heard by God. The blood of the innocent has come up to God and He has risen to redeem a dying world! There are people who have lost their lives in the midst of the evil we have brought upon ourselves as a nation, and there are still so many souls wounded from our lawless state. The world is immorally corrupt, and this has come up to God as a very displeasing and nauseating attitude. God is displeased! God is bleeding! It is because ofthis dilapidated act caused by the lawless in our nations that has brought so much destruction upon the land that we live in. Are we going to sit lackadaisically and watch many more souls lose their lives? Let us arise and re-build our nation! And if it means we have to incorporate the Ten Commandments into our constitution to bring back serenity and tranquility, let us do it! Our lost glory must be restored! He who has an ear let him hear what the Lord is saying in this season.

In ancient India, when people wanted to teach spiritual lessons, they did so through symbolic stories. The Bhagavad Gītā is one such story. Gītā refers to poems that are sung and Bhagavad means God or the Self. So the Bhagavad Gītā is known as the Song of God. This version of the full e-publication of the Bhagavad Gītā has been divided into three separate e-books mirroring the three volumes of the original print. Volume 3, Chapters XIII-XVIII, focuses on Jñāna Yoga, the yoga of knowledge.