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Elder Land: Chapters 6-10 (2018)

Elder Land has known for a long time that he liked men, but like a devout missionary boy, he’s never acted on it. But one day a very persuasive and friendly mission president managed to get him to admit his secret feelings. “Struggling with same-sex attraction” was how they agreed to describe it. Now that he’s on his mission, he’s trying hard to not give in to temptation and keep his thoughts righteous and pure. But being surrounded by handsome older men has always been his weakness, and several of the priesthood leaders have caught his attention. And his struggle is getting harder day by day.
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Elder Land has known for a long time that he liked men, but like a devout missionary boy, he’s never acted on it. But one day a very persuasive and friendly mission president managed to get him to admit his secret feelings. “Struggling with same-sex attraction” was how they agreed to describe it. Now that he’s on his mission, he’s trying hard to not give in to temptation and keep his thoughts righteous and pure. But being surrounded by handsome older men has always been his weakness, and several of the priesthood leaders have caught his attention. And his struggle is getting harder day by day.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:LeGrand Wolf
Written By:
In Theaters:12/31/2018
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Missionary Boyz

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