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The Boy River: Chapters 1-5
BoyForSale follows the journey of young men taken in, groomed and freed of their sense of autonomy, to become what they deeply long to be: objects of desire. They're appraised and put up for auction for the wealthy and powerful to bid upon, allowing them the opportunity to claim the ultimate prize; virginal bodies with submissive hearts. Once won, these boys must do everything their masters command. River loves being objectified. The way he feels when all eyes are on him is a rush like no other. He is often fantasized about being someones prized possession, being adored and valued above all else... And now, thanks to the buyers of the secret auction, he can be put on display to be sold as just such a prize in The Boy River: Chapters 1-5.
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BoyForSale follows the journey of young men taken in, groomed and freed of their sense of autonomy, to become what they deeply long to be: objects of desire. They're appraised and put up for auction for the wealthy and powerful to bid upon, allowing them the opportunity to claim the ultimate prize; virginal bodies with submissive hearts. Once won, these boys must do everything their masters command. River loves being objectified. The way he feels when all eyes are on him is a rush like no other. He is often fantasized about being someones prized possession, being adored and valued above all else... And now, thanks to the buyers of the secret auction, he can be put on display to be sold as just such a prize in The Boy River: Chapters 1-5.
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