It's a boys' life!
by Andrew van Ryan
copyright 2005
Part 9
The rest of the afternoon, which by
this time wasn't much, we spent talking, joking and dancing. Well, at
least I danced while the others laughed at me. Most memorable was when
'Micky's Monkey' came on. I had everyone in near hysterics with my
interpretation of the dance.
"Good thing you wanna be a drummer,
instead of a dancer!" Matt teased me. I shot him a disapproving look
and continued my gyrations.
"I wanna be a dancer!" Paul
announced.
"That's obvious!" Matt responded. Paul
looked as if his feelings were hurt, but said nothing. The song had
finished,so I fell to the floor alongside my new boyfriend.
"I like the way you dance." Norman
stated. I was going to thank him, but when I looked at his face I saw
he was talking to Paul. Paul just nodded then looked away. I glanced
back at Norm just as he spoke again.
"I like the way you dance, too." he grinned.
"I've never heard you play the drums, though I'd like to."
I suppose I felt a twinge of jealousy when Norm said
he liked the way Paul danced, but him saying he wanted to hear me play
drums made the feeling quickly fade.
"Yeah, I'll play for you sometime." I
grinned back at him. Matt stood up and his arms stretched toward the
ceiling.
"Well, it's getting late. We'd better
get going, Paul. I don't want your parents getting mad at me again." he
announced, then turned to me and added "They think we spend too much
time together."
"You think they're figuring out what's
going on between you two?" I asked, giving a frown.
"Well, I think they're suspicious of
everything Paul does." Then Matt turned to his
boyfriend. "Come on, we'd better get going."
"I'd better get going too, Andy." Norm
said with a reluctant tone of voice. "Don't wanna be late or my mom
will start asking questions."
We all slowly gathered our clothes from the various
piles we'd thrown them into and dressed. Paul noted how this was the
longest time he'd ever spent naked, as far back as he could remember. I
thought it impossible for anyone to never have been naked for longer
than
five hours, since I slept naked all the time. Paul admitted he still
wore pajamas,
as did Norm! Since Matts family were 'Beats', they often walked around
the house naked, which I'd discovered in the most embarrassing manner.
One morning after I'd spent a sleepover, I awoke to the sounds of
singing coming from the kitchen. Matt was already up, so I slipped on
my boxers and went to see who else was up. To my surprise, Matt and
both his parents were in the kitchen totally naked! His mom was making
pancakes at the stove, singing away while Matt and his dad were seated
at the kitchen table, drinking coffee. I stopped dead in my tracks and
turned beet red. Matts dad looked at me and asked the strangest
question.
"What's wrong? Never seen people
drinking coffee before?"
They all fell out laughing as I stuttered my reply.
"Nnnonoo. I m-m-m mean, Uh shit!"
They told me they're nudists and that I didn't
need to wear clothes when I was at their house. I didn't have to take
mine off if I didn't want to, either. They're pretty cool, really.
Especially when you consider our town.
Yorba Linda is a pretty conservative town and my
family was one of the oldest pioneer families to have settled in it.
Our ranch had been in the family for over a hundred years and my
parents were
deeply involved with local politics. Mom was on the school board and
dad was the chairman of the Library. He'd served on town board too,
but had given that up recently, saying he didn't agree with the plan to
become a city. Dad thought our town would be better off to wait a few
years, but it looked like Anaheim might try to annex, so
the town board decided to vote for incorporation. Dad joked how Anaheim
would just try to make us part of Disneyland, but in reality,
they would have swallowed up Yorba Linda and made it an industrial
center.
This didn't set well with the orange ranchers,us
included, that owned most
of the town. Dad had even enlisted the help of former vice president
Richard Nixon, who was born in Yorba Linda, to help 'pull strings'. His
family and ours
had been friends, starting with my Grandparents, and as a boy my dad
had known Richard, a teenager at the time.
When Nixon was Vice President, my parents took me to
see him and his wife Pat. Mom took a picture of me with them and would
still get it out to show any new friends I might bring home from
school, just to embarrass me.
I thought of Richard Nixon as an Icon,
until I lost my virginity to Matt, that is! When
Matt and I did it the first time, it was during summer break and we
were out at night. The old irrigation canal that ran though town
crossed along the back edge of the Yorba Linda Elementary School
playground. The elementary school had been built on the site of the
Nixon familys' former lemon grove and the little house where Richard
was born served
as the school caretaker residence. It had become a national historic
site when Nixon was elected vice president.
This particular night was quite hot and as we walked
along the canal, we noticed the lights were off in the little house. I
remembered my mom saying the caretaker was away on vacation and I told
Matt the school yard was unprotected that night.
Matt
and
I headed for the playground right next to the house where three large
pepper
trees blocked the view from the street. We lay down on the
grass and were soon making out. I had never done anything more than
kiss Matt before that night, but he soon had my pants around my ankles.
It felt so incredible as he touched, licked, sucked and stroked my body
as we lay in the long summer grass. Soon we were both completely
naked and breathing heavily with excitement.
"Andy?" Matt cooed, his
voice still at that girlish stage. "You wanna do it?"
We'd been talking about 'doing it' for weeks now,
and tonight felt so good it just had to be the right time. Lying
beneath him, I wrapped both arms around his neck and nodded my
agreement. Matt slowly slipped down and pushed my legs up over my
shoulders before going down on my tight little hole with his tongue. He
hadn't lied to me about how it would feel, and I gasped at the
sensation of his wet tongue poking into me. I writhed around beneath
him as he worked deeper into me and gasped out loud when his first
finger entered. I didn't notice when he worked his other two fingers up
me, either I was too impassioned by the moment, or too nervous, but
when he hit that spot that caused my cock to jump and pulse, I knew I
wasn't going to chicken out and stop. Matt spit on my loosened opening,
then spat on his hand. He ran his hand up and down his pole-like
boyhood, then pressed it against my pucker as I waited for the sharp
pain he'd told me would come. Because we were between sixth and seventh
grade that summer, our cocks were still pretty small and I guess he'd
opened me up pretty good with his fingers, because I felt only a slight
stinging when he pushed into me. I opened right away and Matt slid all
the way in. I resumed my grasp around his neck with both arms as he
began making love to me.
"Oh, Fuck me Matt!" I half cried, half
whispered into his ear. "I LOVE YOU!"
"I love you Andy!" Matt groaned
hoarsely. "I gonna shoot it in you!"
"Do it! Shoot your cum!" I cried out,
only half aware of how loud I'd said it. "Do it!"
With that, Matt suddenly stiffened and began to
shake from head to toe. I felt him pulsing inside me and it sent me off
like a rocket, spurting semi - white boy juice into the air to land on
my hairless body. I'd never shot more than three or four squirts
before, but this time it felt like every bit of fluid left my body.
Matts cock pulsed five or six times before he collapsed atop me,
panting and wheezing. We lay there staring into one another eyes and
telling each other how much we loved the other for quite a long time
afterwards. It was only when a dog began to bark in the neighborhood
that we put our clothes back on and reluctantly continued on
our way. After that night, whenever I hear the name Nixon, all I can
think of is getting laid by Matt!
Many times I've wished he'd become my steady after
that night, instead of me having had that stupid crush on Phil, but
everything happens for a reason I believe.
'It might still happen. Matt could become my
boyfriend someday.' I reasoned in my mind as I watched him and
Paul riding away from my grandma's. I waved at them, then
turned to face Norman.
"Call me after dinner?" I asked.
"You bet!" he grinned. I know he wanted
to throw his arms around me and kiss, but we were in the front yard now
and it was an unspoken rule amongst our group of queer youth; never
show affection in public. You never knew who might see and report to
your parents, or even worse, the cops!
"I'll see you tomorrow!" I called after
him as he rode away on his new Schwinn Varsity ten-speed. I watched
until he disappeared around the corner, all the while comparing in my
mind his new bike to my 1959 Schwinn Wasp. Sure, mine had the
springer front end and a headlight, but it could in no way compete with
Norms new ten-speed. At least I had got my bike new in '59, instead of
getting my older brothers beat up Phantom handed down to me. I didn't
really
learn to ride my bike very well until 1962, and even then I didn't ride
to
school until the next year. However, the last time I rode it to Yorba
Linda Elementary
was November 22, 1963. I parked it in the rack with the other bikes
and went to my class like I did every other day of fifth grade, but
this wasn't going to be like every other day. In fact, it would be like
no other day, ever.
It was during Spanish lesson, which
we watched on UHF educational television, that the world changed
forever. We were all about to repeat the phrase the teacher on the tv
had just spoken, when the picture suddenly changed to "Special Report".
Then an
announcer advised "Turn to your local network affiliate for an
important news
bulletin". Our teacher realized something major was up and spoke to the
class.
"Students, pay very close attention,
This may be something very important, something you'll remember for the
rest of your lives".
He then switched to a network channel just in time
for us to hear Walter Cronkite announce "Three shots were fired at the
Presidents Motorcade in Dallas, Texas just a few moments ago..."
Within forty minutes, Cronkite announced John F.
Kennedy, President of the United States, our President, my President
was dead. Other kids were crying, as was our teacher. When I
looked at
my newest friend, Phil, he stared back at me with a blank face. The
announcement came from the principal for all students to take an early
recess for lunch and we filed quietly out of the classroom. Phil and I
sat on the grass away from the rest of the other kids. I sniffled as he
spoke.
"My moms going away for the weekend and
she wanted to know if I could stay over at your house." he said in a
near whisper. "I guess it's not gonna be OK, now that the presidents
dead."
"It'll be OK." I said looking up from
the ground with tear rimmed eyes. "My parents are republicans."
I didn't know what that really meant, but Phil
smiled and said "So is my mom. Maybe I can stay after all!"
Some things are beyond you when you're only a fifth
grader, and the ridiculous comments we'd just made to each other bear
that out. School was
dismissed after lunch and my Mother was waiting for me in her station
wagon. I
loaded my bike in the back and took it home. I would be years before I
got on it again. However, Mothers know when it's best
to keep
their little boys distracted from reality and ours did agree to have
Phil over for the weekend. We watched the news about the President a
few times but mostly played outside. His mom picked him up early on
Sunday morning and so I sat in front of the tv after he left. My mom
was in the kitchen making something to eat when the tv went to a
live feed from the Dallas city jail. They were going to be transferring
the man arrested for shooting JFK and I called out to my
mother to come watch.
"Mom! Oswald is on TV!" I shouted. The
words had no more than left my mouth when a man stepped from the crowd
and shot Lee Harvey Oswald. I sat in stunned silence, watching a man
commit murder live on TV, right in front of me. When my mom entered the
room, she saw the commotion on tv and asked what was going on. I didn't
answer her, I didn't hear her. I didn't see her. I don't remember her
picking my small
limp body from the floor and I don't remember how long I stayed that
way. The next recollection I have of 1963 is at Christmas.
I got my
first drum that year, a Ludwig Boy Scout model marching snare drum. I
love that drum and the influence it has had on me. The major influence
it held really didn't happen until February. February 2nd, 1963, at
8:42 PM, to
be exact. It was at that moment Ed Sullivan shouted out above the
screams of the teenage girls in his audience
"And Now, THE BEATLES!"
That moment changed history, too and my life along
with it. I knew what I wanted to be, and I would pursue it forever. I
wanted to be a musician and nothing else. Within a year my once short
hair grew to where it hung over my ears and nearly touched my collar at
the back. I'd watched the Rolling Stones perform "Not Fade Away" on
Sullivan later that same year and got my hair cut like their blond
guitarist, Brian Jones. For my birthday, I talked my Dad into getting
me a full set of drums, which I played for hours everyday. During the
summer, my older sister started taking me out to buy clothes and when I
entered sixth grade, none of my old friends even recognized me! I was
definitely different from the farm boys I'd grown up with, and they
started to shun me. I simply made friends with the new kids in town,
who were now arriving by the dozen.
Kennedy had started the space race and now the
country
was determined to meet his challenge as a way of showing respect for
our slain leader. Families from all over flocked to Yorba Linda
because lots of large corporations involved in the space program
were close by. About three months into sixth grade, Matt and his
family
arrived in town and he spotted me on his first day of school.
I'd
already begun having lustful thoughts about Phil and yet didn't
understand what they meant. I'd learned to masturbate when a boy showed
me how toward the end of fifth grade and I now did it every day
when I got home from school. If someone was home, I'd just strip out of
my school
clothes and put on shorts to go "play" in the barranca. I'd hurry to my
favorite hidden spot, remove my shorts and stand naked, frantically
beating my meat while thinking of Phil.
I was doing exactly that when I met Matt.
Continued, but first.......
As I have said, this story is true and there is more
to tell about losing my virginity. The Yorba Linda Elementary School is
gone now and in its place is the Richard Nixon Presidential Library,
Birthplace and Burial site. Soon after Nixon died, my Mother wanted to
pay a visit to the Library and I drove her. Wandering the grounds, I
eventually found myself walking toward the little house he was born in.
I came upon Nixons grave and was suddenly shocked! By looking at
landmarks which still exist today, I realized Richard Nixon is buried
on the exact spot where I lost my virginity to Matt!!
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