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Follycle
Devlin, an insecure gay man obsessed with the gym and his thinning hair, overdoses on Follycle pills before a Halloween party, ignoring warnings about alcohol. The next morning, he wakes up covered in thick, scented auburn hair—much to the delight of his husband Mazzie. While Mazzie is turned on, Devlin is horrified. His doctor blames the overdose and advises skipping doses; soon, all the hair falls out. Mazzie collects it to spin into sensual wool, focusing more on the yarn than Devlin. Feeling neglected, Devlin takes a drastic step to win back his husband’s love.
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Devlin, an insecure gay man obsessed with the gym and his thinning hair, overdoses on Follycle pills before a Halloween party, ignoring warnings about alcohol. The next morning, he wakes up covered in thick, scented auburn hair—much to the delight of his husband Mazzie. While Mazzie is turned on, Devlin is horrified. His doctor blames the overdose and advises skipping doses; soon, all the hair falls out. Mazzie collects it to spin into sensual wool, focusing more on the yarn than Devlin. Feeling neglected, Devlin takes a drastic step to win back his husband’s love.
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