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2/7/24, 1:36 AM
So glad I saw this today, amazing and hot as usual :hot_face:
2/5/24, 5:24 PM
I loved this chapter. It was amazing to see them all fall, Carl maybe for good or a reboot of FreeDog? Lee brought out some steamy action, pushed the boys further than ever, and now the boys need to actually start figuring things out, because we know, they have no chance to win in a full confrontation against Tri-Hard (old and new), so they gotta come up with new ideas. This has become my most sought out story, and every time a chapter lands I need to book some time for myself to fully enjoy it. Keep up the amazing work, it's truly spectacular.

2/5/24, 5:56 PM
@[Essex](/user/show/909447) Thank you! I appreciate it! And, if it's new ideas you're hoping for from our heroes,... just stay tuned!
2/7/24, 1:21 AM
Wonderful. Can't wait for more stories.
2/7/24, 1:02 AM
I love how deviously wholesome this series is
2/6/24, 12:07 AM
I'm not really one for dark endings but i enjoyed this series. Well done!

2/7/24, 1:00 AM
@[Norismo](/user/show/2849185) Thanks! I didn't particularly think of or meant for it of having a dark ending, but I just went with the flow of it and it felt like a natural path for the story to go that way.
2/7/24, 12:05 AM
Great start.
DMK
2/7/24, 12:02 AM
“Master’s Mezmer’s Wonders… is the best carnival show ever.”
2/6/24, 11:13 PM
I really liked the first few chapters of this story with Steve, Mark and their whole dynamic but I feel like Mark is pretty weird here. Initially he was trying to help Steve get a job cause he was struggling to find anything and they end up planning to do this internship but first Steve needs to go through sub training. The description for the sub training seems intense to the both of them but Mark just says he'll be fine basically, he's strong. Cut to after the training and Steve is clearly not himself and Mark is unhappy with what he's had to go through. Now he's physically seen his husband, naked, collared and being objectified by a bunch of men and instead of taking Steve with him and saying they'll figure something else out, he just leaves him there? I get it kind of needs to happen that way for the story to continue with the internship but still. I might've read some stuff wrong but the tone of this story seems more dark kinky than hot kinky to me at least, don't know if that's intentional. I thought the training camp would've shown Steve the pleasures of being a sub but that he's still himself. Especially with the whole thing about having power in submission and the pleasure he was feeling. Then when he reunites with Mark, he's still as he was at the beginning but now Mark jokingly teases that he 'owns' Steve but isn't really serious about it at all. Then when they're back at home, Steve kind of tries to nudge Mark into being more dominant cause he likes pleasing him and making him feel good. Maybe he does more around the house or something and at the beginning of the story he's shown to be lovable but a bit lazy with helping around. It's just the contrast between their loving relationship and the harsh, objectification of subs is just a bit strange. It could work with Mark supporting Steve, I just feel like he's supporting him in the wrong way by letting him continue being a sub like this when even he doesn't like it? Still, I really enjoyed the story and a lot of aspects up to this point. I initially came for the pup play chapter, thought it was going to be a 7 day pup thing but there was a nice mix of different kinks for each day. It's funny with a lot of the training week being aggressive and rough and then suddenly it's all good boys and toys. Also, Absolutely loved what you did with having Kev as a lovable jock character and the whole brotherhood bit of everyone trying to stay strong together and enduring and supporting each other through submission. Probably won't read the rest but overall was still a good read!
Alex
2/6/24, 10:54 PM
I love that story, I really want to be Casey. Under the control of my alpha, even lose my beloved attributes if it is his wish.
CRH
2/1/24, 8:07 PM
Interesting idea, but I couldn't get through the writing. It's giving A.I. vibes. If not A.I., then bad writing. To hopefully illustrate that I'm not trying to be mean, but give constructive feedback, here are specific things that look A.I., and whether or not if it is A.I. or bad writing, could be touched up. Reusing same words/sentence structure: **Like always,** Marc wore an unbuttoned flowing shirt over a white tanktop and tight speedos. **Like always**, the blue-collar pool boy looked dirty-hot. **his Dad had been dating men barely older than Alan’s 18 years old. His 50-year-old father dating 20-somethings** certainly did not inspire Alan **Then, he would** make Marc obedient. **Then, he would** use Marc to seduce his father. Marc was absolutely his father’s type. **Then, he would** use Marc to dose his father with X-1207 and take control of the household.

Anon
2/1/24, 9:47 PM
@[CRH](/user/show/10047236) Hi CRH, sorry you didn't like my writing. For the record, the repetitive beginning to sentences is an intentional writing technique (Called Anaphora. I'll admit I had to look up the name to respond to this comment, and to prove to myself I wasn't crazy.) It is intended to create a cadence and emphasis. If you had read to the part where the PoV character changes, you would see the intentional repetition of '*Today is the day.*' as well. This is not AI writing, but the intentional creation of a parallel between the thought processes of the two main characters. There is some intentional repetition as the story shifts perspectives, where dialog is repeated but the narration indicates how the words have different meaning depending on who the PoV character is. Personally, I find the repetition enjoyable as it creates a cadence and (hopefully) evokes a hypnotic subtext. Sorry you didn't enjoy it.

Anon
2/6/24, 9:18 PM
@The Author (name hidden due to challenge) For what it's worth, I clocked the use of anaphora. I liked it.