When Flynn meets Tanya at a table-top RPG campaign, his first impression is that she's the kind of girl he'd like to get to know. He does just that; however, not only does he discover they make a great pair, but he also learns she isn't really Tanya.<br><br>She's Tony, a pre-treatment transgender man.<br><br>Despite being a tried-and-true heterosexual, Flynn chooses to stick with Tony anyway and supports him during transition. Their initial one night stand turns into a wild and dedicated relationship. They -- and their RPG characters -- face many challenges. Flynn and Tony seem made for each other, the sex is more than incredible, and Flynn is willing to brave it out, but a Willpower check isn't enough to rid him of his crippling doubts. Will the love they share be enough to overcome the antagonism they face in the real world?

Change for the Better

The biggest obstacle to Flynn’s recovery was the fact that he and Tony were still friends on Facebook. Of course, Tony had removed their relationship status before Flynn had gotten home that day, but neither of them had since removed the other from his friends list. Flynn held on to that, hoping that maybe it meant someday Tony would send him a message or tag him in a photo or something. There was nothing, other than Tony’s initial passive aggressive status update: Sick and tired of some people’s bullshit. Don’t fucking lie to me then tell me you’re sorry.Flynn almost commented asking if special allowances could be made if someone really was sorry, but he didn’t want to agitate the situation further.


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