•November 21, 2009 •
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I’ve definitely been enjoying reading Apnea’s Blog and after posting about it and discussing it with Ms Justine and seeing the most recent photo sets she’s published, I’m more interested in working with her. There’s something about her that I find appealing, outside of the obvious fact that she’s beautiful. I see pretty things all the time, so there has to be something more appealing than just beauty to make me want to work with someone. I’ve been a fan of her work since the earlier days, but seeing her grow into her modeling work has given me more respect for her as time goes on.
How can you not adore someone that goes out of their way to create something interesting with every new set?



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•November 16, 2009 •
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I caught a ride back to the quarter last night from a friends birthday party (I took a cab there, because i don’t drink and drive). We passed by The Country Club, which allows naked swimming and the discussion started between the two people in the front seat about being endowed enough to walk around naked confidently.
L. & A. sat in the front seat, discussing me, as though I wasn’t there. They’d had a few glasses of wine, and even without them love having uncomfortable conversations, so they discussed me, or more specifically; my cock.
I sat alone in the backseat as A told me how she was going to need to validate the rumors herself at some point and made a gesture that confused me as to how it would clarify. L. said that if he had a dick like mine he’d go to the naked pool happily, but that he thought he’d be too embarred to show up with an acorn. They’d seen me in my underwear at Angie’s Underpants Party, which apparently fueled speculation and inspired people to feel that since it was something potentially flattering, they could be forward with me…incredibly, awkwardly, wonderfully forward.
This entire conversation happened while I say quietly in the back seat, listening but not saying a word. I never know how to respond to conversations like A. & L. had; I never really know if I should validate or discourage the truth of what they say, play along or let them just have their fun. There are signs in some parks that say “don’t feed the bears”, and so I apply that same principal to many other situations; like this one.
We drove the few dozen blocks back through the Bywater and Marigny until we parked. When L. and A. went separate ways, I saw it as my chance to say goodbye to each of them and walked the remaining 6-7 blocks onward toward the burlesque show I was going to attend with promises made that if they weren’t too intoxicated, they’d meet me later on. It was the last I saw of them for the evening.
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