MOA-120 Dick Jockey

Foreword

At long last, our enlightened society has elected to accept homosexuality as a fact of life, and not something that should be hidden and considered despicable. Affection takes many forms, and though “brotherly” and “sisterly” love have long been regarded as one of the most sincere expressions of devotion, it was generally assumed that such feelings would never go beyond the platonic stage, for relations between two people of the same sex was deemed immoral and unnatural.

Nothing could be farther from the truth.

A healthy, loving relationship can be established between any two people, regardless of sex, age, ethnic background or religious philosophy, as has been proved over the ages, providing those involved are intelligent and broadminded enough to accept that love in the sense it is given.

Sexual acts between persons of the same gender can be as appealing and gratifying as bisexual acts for the very simple reason that orgasms for both males and females are the direct result of physical and mental stimulation, and that stimulation can be provided by anyone for whom we have a deep and abiding affection.

After all, what is the basis for love? Respect, devotion, mutual awareness and like interests all combine to promote a kindred feeling between two people. It is absolutely assinine to assume that such interest should be limited only to members of opposite sexes. Practically every sexual study conducted in the last two decades has proved that the majority of bisexual couples, whether married or not, engage in sexual acts other than the traditional intercourse. Oral and anal sex are commonplace, and if they are pleasing bisexually, why not homosexually?

The gay movement has done much to eradicate the stigma attached to Lesbians and male homosexuals by puritans and moralists, but much still needs to be said and done. These people are not sinister, criminal or immoral. They are, for the most part, intelligent, sensitive, and of great value to our society, even though their sexual inclinations may be different from what the religious leaders consider acceptable.

Biological urges should not, and ‘cannot, be governed by legalistic verbiage, any more than the right of free choice as to residence, religion, or friends, provided that such desires are confined to consenting adults and exercised in private.

In Jimmy Browning’s Dick Jockey we are shown a fictitious tale of an absolutely incredible orgy that takes place in the home of Jay Stewart, a swinging disc jockey who has a propensity for good-looking young studs, which his business manager/lover is reluctant to provide. Mix in two young boys who are more than eager to be seduced by the deejay, and you have a story guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your chair until you have read the last page.