Hahvoc The Decepticon
Singularity
- Joined
- Mar 4, 2009
Amon slammed his fist against a locker, lightly denting the metal frame and hurting his hand. He had screwed up the pass during football practice and was pissed. The others had told him it had been a wild pass and there had been no way he could have caught it, but he had tried anyways and had almost screwed up his ankle as well as the play. Sighing lightly, he combed his fingers through his bleached white and dyed black hair before he started to remove his gear. It wasn't enough that he was bullied by a certain someone he refused to name. That guy rode his ass like it was his job. Even if he was attractive....
"Get that thought right out of your head."
He muttered to himself. He wasn't gay. He really wasn't. Sure he sometimes stared at the guys when they undressed after practice, but that didn't mean he liked them. He had been with plenty of women and enjoyed their company. At least, that's what he told himself every day. It was only right to like women. It was wrong to think that another male might be attractive. His dad had pounded that into his head basically since he could talk. Resting his forehead against his dented locker, he was glad to find himself alone. He had run laps around the field after practice because he didn't want to deal with the others. He was too hard on himself, they said. Perhaps they were right. Removing his wife-beater, he sighed lightly as he tried to relax and just enjoy the quiet.
"Get that thought right out of your head."
He muttered to himself. He wasn't gay. He really wasn't. Sure he sometimes stared at the guys when they undressed after practice, but that didn't mean he liked them. He had been with plenty of women and enjoyed their company. At least, that's what he told himself every day. It was only right to like women. It was wrong to think that another male might be attractive. His dad had pounded that into his head basically since he could talk. Resting his forehead against his dented locker, he was glad to find himself alone. He had run laps around the field after practice because he didn't want to deal with the others. He was too hard on himself, they said. Perhaps they were right. Removing his wife-beater, he sighed lightly as he tried to relax and just enjoy the quiet.