Stick Lessons (For Puck's Sake #7)

Stick Lessons (For Puck's Sake #7)

Crea Reitan

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Everyone should learn how to handle a stick. Atty High school sweethearts, dream wedding, exotic honeymoon, white picket fence, two and a half kids… that’s the dream. My prescribed future. Except, I don’t want any of that. When me and my on/off girlfriend of fifteen years finally call it quits for good, I decide that I’m ready for a new beginning. I didn’t expect that new beginning to be a dude. Toby This man is perfect… he obeys like a marionette, lets me bend him and choke him until my heart's content. He lets me dress him up, breed him, and refuse his pleasure as if he were built specifically for my needs. But Atty isn’t who I thought he was and he’s struggling to find his new identity while I’m freefalling for him off the face of a cliff. I’m not used to needing a safety net in life so there’s a very real chance I’m going to hit the ground like a pancake. Is love always this tragic? *** This is a LGBT+ story with content not intended for those under 18 years of age due to graphic scenes and situations.


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  • nerdsb4herds
    Mar 31, 2025
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    I don't know what to say about Stick Lessons. It was not was I was expecting from the lower ratings. But I actually really liked it. Atty's acceptance of himself was kinda refreshing, honestly. <spoiler>Sure, he kinda got hung up on the labels of who he identified as but the full "gay panic" was kinda lacking? He wasn't ashamed of Toby and their relationship even though he did have *some* panic about how it would affect his life by coming out (it was like 2 minutes of panic and he got passed it real quick.)</spoiler> I thought it was cute and liked it more than the rating suggested I would. 

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