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                      I didn’t want to cum, I wanted my hard-on to last forever.
                  I wanted my own pro quarterback to last forever. A hard dick
                  freezes time solid in a man’s hand. There is no before and no
                  after. There is only now. The hard-on is “to be.” A man’s being is
                  his becoming. He becomes the quarterback. His costume is his
                  reality. His posing is his function. Erection is being. Orgasm is
                  becoming. The act is what it is. In the ritual multiples of male
                  sex bonding, we act out the search for the perfect state of being
                  through the perfect act of becoming ourselves through the other.
                  I became Kick. I became as much a quarterback as he was.
                      The world is divided into the juicy and the nonjuicy. A man
                  has only so many cumings in him to achieve the perfect state of
                  becoming more himself by becoming for the length of orgasm
                  like the man with whom he is cuming. In other men, a man finds
                  alternatives of his self. Other ways of being. There are so many
                  varieties of masculinity that the search for self through otherness
                  is ongoing and never ending. This is the infinity of men, no two
                  the same, each one ideally more perfect than the last, each one a
                  step on the way toward realizing, toward becoming, toward being
                  the transcendent essence of manliness that men worshiping men
                  require.
                      The romance of ejaculation is the finite limit of cumings a
                  man has in him to achieve union with the infinite. A man has
                  only  so  many  orgasms.  When  he  spends  them,  he  dies.  Each
                  cuming must transcend the last. It’s not the quantity of the sex
                  circuit—so many men, so little time—it’s more the qualitative
                  ascending spiral of circling and rising to bond with men each
                  more perfect than the last. A man remains juicy as long as his
                  orgasms progress toward this end.
                      Albertus Magnus, the teacher of Saint Thomas Aquinas,
                  wrote, “Too much ejaculation dries out the body, because the
                  sperm has the power of humidifying and heating. But when
                  warmth and moisture are drawn out of the body, the system is
                  weakened and death follows. This is why men who copulate too
                  much, and too often, do not live long; for bodies drained of their
                  natural humidity dry out and the dryness causes death.”
                      Homomasculinity is a calling to this progressive upgrading
                  of the quality of orgasm. Sin is probably the settling for debit
                  orgasms, orgasms that are not transcendent quality cumings but
                  are only sexual spasms, spasms that do not lift the human spirit,

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