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My Cousin's Husband propositioned me - at Christmas no less!

Thanks very much for sharing this, @TX-Beau, and especially for remembering to do a follow-up post after an entire decade.

I think your emotional reaction makes a lot of sense, even if it doesn't match your moral instincts and beliefs.

It stands to reason (though reason isn't quite the right word) that you -- especially as a gay man in Texas -- would feel more sympathy for
a gay or bi man who finally overcame a lifetime of Southern Baptist conditioning and found love with another man (despite the hurt he caused his wife and kids in the meantime)
than you would for
an intolerant, sanctimonious prude (as you've described her) who refused to see what was going on with her husband because of her need to be seen as keeping a "perfect Christian home" and who's never been nice to you anyway (despite the fact that she's a blood relative).

I dare say most of us Jubbers have the same emotional reaction -- and even wish him well, sort of -- despite the fact that we understand that he's the one who's in the wrong for cheating on her.
 
Oh, and I guess you were right about his "really round, slightly fuzzy, high and tight, ... pert, probably firm come-fuck-me ass that no straight guy has any right possessing."

Turns out it wasn't a straight guy who possessed it.
 
As a gay man I tend to sympathize with the situation of other gay men. However, I don't have much sympathy for evangelicals when caught in their hypocrisy. I recently read a commentary by a Texas woman talking about the vocally anti-abortion women she knows who've had abortions, but maintain that their abortions "didn't count." It's good that your cousin's ex finally was forced into honesty, but he's responsible for the hell he created. Good for you being smart enough to stay out of it.
 
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