"Et Tu" by Mark Aster (MyFrThAl@aol.com). This title is taken from the famous words of Julius Caesar to Brutus. I think it was on the Ides of March that Brutus asked Caesar if he had gotten any good pussy lately. Caesar replied, "I Et Two, Brutus." I guess maybe it gains something in the translation.

Halfway through this story I determined that I had finally found a story by this author that would not receive a high rating. Moderately high maybe, but not extremely high. Certainly not straight 10's. It was a story about Our Hero and the delectable Julie watching another couple make love while they themselves got sexually involved with each other. It was good sex; but this author had done this so often that I was not about to give him a really high rating for doing what he had done so often before - even if the language was exquisitely descriptive. It was even no great shakes to me when Our Hero gasped with pleasure as the lips of the unseen other woman wrapped themselves around his cock and brought him to orgasm while he buried his own face in Julie's cunt. But surprise! It wasn't the other woman, it was the other MAN!

This story offers fictional verification of my basic contention that any sensible man who enjoys getting head from a sexy woman would enjoy equally sensuous fellatio from a man. In this story the man enjoyed it while it was happening, although he had never engaged in male-male sex before, because while it was occurring he assumed it was a woman sucking his cock. I think enjoyment of this kind of activity would be the most perfectly normal reaction. The fact that opposition to same-sex activity is a learned response is proved by the fact that most men would not find this activity to be disgusting or even at all objectionable until afterwards - when they acquired supplementary knowledge by looking around an noticing that the lips, mouth, and tongue belonged to a guy rather than a woman. {A similar case could be made for women enjoying cunnilingus from another woman.}

I am not arguing that all men "should" engage in homosexual behavior. I am simply re-asserting my contention that almost all men would enjoy homosexual activity if they would be able to free themselves from culturally acquired resistance. I am refraining from passing moral judgment, since morality has nothing to do with whether an activity is _enjoyable_. It is quite possible that culturally acquired objections to homosexual behavior may seem valid to a person who would enjoy such behavior and that many men should, therefore, refrain from such activities in order to live a happy life. But it also seems obvious to me (1) that we should refrain from labeling people as "gay," "straight," or "bi" simply on the basis of what they admit to enjoying, and (2) that we should be willing to expand our horizons by being willing to enjoy fictional accounts of activities that do not immediately appeal to us personally.

I've gone well beyond the story. You'll have to read it to find out how Our Hero reacts. Don't worry. Enjoying this story will probably not change your sexual preferences - or those of your partner!