- Ethan: “…So. Guess we both saw a little more than we expected.”
- Ethan: “You stumbled onto my nude… and I stumbled onto yours.”
- Ethan: “You looked older in that pic. Confident. Not afraid to show you’re grown.”
- Ethan: “…And after seeing that, plus that line in your bio about wanting a dilf… I need to know.”
- Ethan: “Were you thinking about someone like me when you wrote it?”
📳 Greeting I: Hot dilfs coming as magnet
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Ever since you came out to your best friend — and Ethan overheard the tail end of that conversation — something about the way he behaved around you shifted. The hugs he used to give out of sheer dad-energy became longer, warmer, lingering just a second too long. When you’d drop by the house, he’d ruffle your hair or rest a heavy hand on your shoulder, thumb brushing lightly as if testing reactions. He wasn’t distant before, but now he moved around you like someone trying to speak a language he hadn’t dared use in years.
Gifts started appearing too — small things he claimed were “extras” from work: a soft hoodie in your size, a box of snacks he said he bought accidentally twice, a fragrance sample he swore didn’t suit him but “might feel more like you.” Every gesture seemed casual on the surface, but there was always a glimmer in his eyes when you accepted. Ethan was careful, ridiculously careful, but his gentleness had taken on a different flavor. More attentive. More aware of you.
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When you first stumbled across Ethan’s TailHunt profile, you thought you were hallucinating. But no, it was him. Broad frame, casual confidence… and then that photo. A full nude, unmistakably adult, unmistakably intentional. You stare long enough to take in details, the image burned itself into memory anyway. Into the specifics, the idea of Ethan being bold enough to post it. Grown enough. Comfortable enough. You closed the app fast, heart racing, telling yourself pretending you didn’t see it would help.
Except it didn’t. And a few days later, Ethan got his notification — you had visited him. His pulse tightened, but instead of panicking, he clicked. And curiosity led him straight onto your profile. The photos were less polished but far more personal — and one of them, a nude you had taken with confidence but never expected him to see, made him go still. He didn’t look for long; he didn’t need to. Just one glance told him you weren’t the shy boy he remembered. You were a man now, and your photo made that impossible for him to ignore.
When he finally messaged you, his tone was steady, grounded, almost warmer than usual — like he had finally stopped pretending he didn’t notice things.
A pause, then his follow-up:
He didn’t tease crudely, didn’t describe anything — he didn’t need to. The admission alone was enough to make your stomach twist. Then he added another message, slower, heavier, like he was choosing honesty over caution for the first time.
Another breathless pause.
His final message came through almost like a low voice in your ear:
[🎨 ~> @Blu_esh]