CW: sexual assault, "rape" kink
The author seems to love going overboard with the descriptions; I did get lost in them several times. Personally, it did rattle me when Cillian asked to "be raped", but limits and safe words where clearly in place and they did discuss what he actually sought to feel from the action. I'm glad the author made a clear distinction between sexual assault and this kink of Cillians. At the same time, I found Brandon very interesting. This aloof character, who played so many roles it's hard to see the real him. He seems so self assured and content with life as it is, but at the same time fully in the clouds about his own emotions.
Hugo
2023-03-20
CW: sexual assault, "rape" kink The author seems to love going overboard with the descriptions; I did get lost in them several times. Personally, it did rattle me when Cillian asked to "be raped", but limits and safe words where clearly in place and they did discuss what he actually sought to feel from the action. I'm glad the author made a clear distinction between sexual assault and this kink of Cillians. At the same time, I found Brandon very interesting. This aloof character, who played so many roles it's hard to see the real him. He seems so self assured and content with life as it is, but at the same time fully in the clouds about his own emotions.