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Complete, First published Jun 26, 2022
Mature
"Ive spent such a long time trying my best to love the body I had, could it be time to let someone else love it just as much? love me and every part of me?"


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Took me months of research to write this and yet it follows the very cliche  theme of friends to lovers. My story features a trans man, Caden. Who has had top but not bottom surgery. However he refers to his body parts as most men do. I hope its all accurate,  but feel free to correct me if I have any misinformation. I hope you guys enjoy it!


Cover photo isn't mine.

-J
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A recently out divorcee must explore his identity and how to not be the straight-acting man he's been his whole life. Just when he has found his footing, a flamboyant trans man jumbles up his ideas about what it means to be gay, to be masculine, to be a man. *** Edwin realises he's gay at the ripe age of 56. Coming-out should set him free to finally explore his sexuality, but honestly? He feels lost. He's getting a divorce after thirty years of marriage, half of his friends turn out to be homophobes, he feels an interloper in LGBT places, and for the first time ever, he's living alone. His only remaining certainty - the one he's risked everything for - is that he's attracted to men. To affirm his sexuality, Edwin focuses on everything masculine and seeks out gay men like him. But just when he finds his footing, a flamboyant gay man jumbles up all his ideas about what it means to be gay, to be masculine, to be a man. If Edwin wants to find his community, he'll need to re-examine what it takes to belong. *** Cover by the amazing @SmokeAndOranges! Cover image found by @galaxiesuniverses