All Comments on 'Chasing Rusty Parker Ch. 03'

Nice chapter! Can we get more than 2 pages? Is the Catsuit coming soon?

Love the story and glad Rusty is expanding his horizons. I know this is the Gay Male category but I object to the reference of ‘turning’ someone. Being heterosexual, I can state without an iota of doubt I could never be ‘turned’ homosexual. I suppose it’s possible to be in denial about one’s sexuality, but if he has enjoyed being with women for so long it seems more likely he’s bisexual and hasn’t discovered/acknowledged his same-sex attraction until now. Same with Maddox. I think of him as bisexual in a committed gay relationship.

What a tease, I love it! You are one of the funnest writers in here, and this one is par for the course

I agree with 'anonymous' about turning someone. A person have to have that inate want of being with a guy, girl or both. People don't get 'turned' straight or gay.

I am enjoying your stories and look forward to the next chapter.

Holy moly! I didn’t see that kiss coming. Not like that anyway. It seems that Rusty has finally met his match in Matty. I’m excited to see how Matty further surprises Rusty now that Matty’s (high quality) cat suit has been delivered.

At first, I, too, was taken aback by the “turning” references here. But I think it’s important to remember that “turning someone” was spoken from a cishet normative perspective. When Matty said it, he was thinking of what people would say about him. Not that he actually thought he could “turn” anyone. When reading, try to remember:

(1) People outside the 🏳️‍🌈 community, don’t always understand how sexuality works, and

(2) stories are written from the character’s perspective. And sometimes, the character says or does things that we don’t agree with. After all, Rusty is talking about “going in and out of gay” like bisexuality doesn’t exist. I’m sure that he’ll later speak differently.

It's SO good. Loving Rusty more and more. Matthew is spunky.

This is just to adorable so far. No telling what love can be, because we all see things so differently.