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Deaf-Mute!

by Paul Moran


Tunis 1983 In all of North Africa, Tunis is certainly the best and the friendliest place for the gay traveler: the people, the sand strands, and that delicious cuisine. Think of the briqs for instance. Not so risky as certain other North African countries if you are prudent and circumspect. The men are friendly and not aggressive; the police have an eye on the security of the tourists, not on what they do as long as the laws are respected. A discreet butt-fuck is not a crime. You must however know what you want, because there are no gay bars, no exhibitionist faggots, no obvious professional boys-for-rent, only adolescent and adult machos who do exclusively what machos love to do: to fuck or to get sucked. A fuck is for physical relief; it does not compromise their masculine dignity or their personality; that's what they fear like the plague. The younger ones ask in a friendly way for some pocket money. These days, the tariff for a correct service was 10 Dinar, something like 8 to 10 dollars. Money gives the boy an alibi; he does not give and does not receive lust and pleasure. It also helps a jobless boy to survive for some days in the big city or to help his mama to feed the little ones. All this is a normal thing, provided it remains discreet. As girls are not available and an Arab will never play the passive role -- in no case would he ever admit that -- the main sexual object is the European tourist. Of those who travel alone, there is quite a lot who visit the country for this agreeable situation. Another condition to enjoy the country, you must speak French. Then you have the choice. With just English, your only resource would be the doorman of the hotel, and you cannot be sure that he is willing and ready. For the moment. Avenue Habib Bourguiba goes from Place d’Afrique to the (now closed) catholic cathedral and to the Medina, the old city with the Souk of marvels. This promenade is lined by tree alleys, where thousands of birds scream and whistle, flower beds are in profusion, wooden newspaper, mc and flower kiosks. The people of Tunis are fond of flowers like no other people in Africa; in springtime, you see the young men with a jasmine flower behind the ear. The communal tank trucks come at 3 a.m. to clean and to water the whole promenade. The park benches between the trees of the alley invite encounters, more or less innocent: "Vous permettez? Will you permit me?... Il fait beau ce soir...It’s a beautiful night…" Walking up or down in the middle of the alley, be aware of eye language. The man or the adolescent looks directly into your eyes, with a broad smile, and often that is a message. If you don't like the person or his offer, or when you cross one of the hundred or more policemen who guard there the Ministry of the Interior ("where they keep the Register of the Population!"), you just look on the ground. You should not think that flocks of horny satyrs are running around with foam on the mouth. The Avenue is just the promenade of the sympathetic population of Tunis, married couples in Sunday dress, groups of chuckling girls, fiery eyed young daddies pushing their baby buggy, dignified old gentlemen in Djellabah and red Fez or in dark blue suit with the coloured ribbon. Sometimes, rarely in fact, you may cross a man or a boy with a broad smile and a direct, inviting look into your eyes who passes his hand carelessly over the spot where it does good. You must know or even expect the gesture to realize it; the approach is always perfectly discreet. Now, if you are interested in the good things the man may propose, you make the same movement. After having crossed, you turn back some steps later, and you see that the other one has done the same. After some hesitant courting turns, you sit down on a park bench or you enter one of the small side streets without looking back. You will be joined at once, unless it was just a teasing play. Cigarette please, light please, and the affair is concluded, one question remaining: "Do you know a quiet place?" One night, at about 1 a.m., I crossed three young men coming down in the middle of the alley, heavy built like road or building workers, in Sunday suits that apparently did not fit them. The heavy fellow in the middle looked into my eyes with a broad grin and his large red paw kneaded the content of his trousers. The two comrades on his left and his right looked on the exhibition, which was not so discreet as usual, then on me with a delighted grin, and nodded enthusiastically "oui oui oui!" Some steps later I turned back and there they stood waiting. I nodded and turned into a small side street, which was deserted now. They followed me eagerly and encircled me against a house wall. I wanted to abridge the usual, thrilling step-by-step approach, since it was late and the next day I had to reach the Algerian border, some 500 km from Tunis. So I asked directly: "Alors, qu'est que vous voulez? Now, what do you want?" They did not say a word, just chuckled and laughed. I thought I had understood: "Lah afhamou al arabiya!" The same reaction. The big one who had hooked me, pointed to his ear and to his mouth, and his index waved the sign of "no no no,” the two others showed their agreement with him and giggled enthusiastically. Oh no, a gang of deaf-mutes! What is that going to be? I raised my eye-brows, my shoulders and asked with my hands, "Alors quoi? Now, what's going on?" Again an outburst of merriment. The smallest one of the three shaped an O with the index and the thumb of his left hand, and moved the index of the right hand in and out; then he pointed to himself and to his two comrades. Actually, I found his crude and direct sign language funny, but I gesticulated "Quoi? Tous les trois? What? All three of you?” showing the number with my fingers. "No, no, no, too much for me, too hard," slapping on the arm and on the hard belly of the big one. The little interpreter, as I called him since they could not tell me their names, shook his head and made an appeasing gesture, "Non, non, doucement, gentiment - no, slowly, gently," They begged with their eyes of faithful dogs, please, please! I answered with the same movement of the hand: "Okay, all three, but slowly, smoothly?" They smiled like happy angels and cackled with delight, in expectation of the promised slow and gentle butt-fuck. Our gang of four engaged now into the lesser lighted area of the old town. In Tunis, they still have the old French system of the buzzing door opener that allows one to enter into the staircase leading to the different floors. The three boys dragged me into the dark space under the main stairs where usually the bicycles are standing, something like “chchcht” was whispered and we went to work, their pants open and mine down around the ankles. The interpreter took the first turn, but as he was smaller than me, he had to stand on his foot-tips and to jump upwards. I had pity on him, so I bent my knees and put my hands on them. Now it went easier and faster. His comrade, the big one, stood beside me and got his caliber out which corresponded in size to his paws, and he rubbed it slowly to an impressive full size. The third one stood sentinel at the slightly opened main door, one hand on the door wing and the other in the depths of his trousers. My fucker gargled something like "aa aah aahrrrf ..." and was about to faint with excitement when he shot his load. As soon as his prick had slipped out, the heavy boy seized me and began to fuck, slow and hot. As I was very excited, especially for him, his big organ caused me no pain, just an immense feeling of hot well-being. This lasted for a good time, because he probably controlled himself efficiently. He finally contracted himself, seized me heavily by my hip bones and I felt a warm spurt inside. For a moment, he stood motionless, and then he dragged his dick out of the hole and kissed me on the throat and on the lips. This never had happened to me. To be precise: never in an Arabic country. He did not seem to be embarrassed in front of his comrades. Maybe it was because the staircase hall was dark. I was sorry because I would have liked some more time in Tunis because of him. Now it was the watchman's turn, who was replaced at the main door by the interpreter. I was not very hot for this third fuck after all the excitement provided by Big Muscle Man, but a promise is a promise. The boy crossed the entrance hall with his boner in his hand, making his comrades chuckle. He did not lose a moment and penetrated me eagerly. When he had got his cum off and replaced his tool in his trousers, I slightly touched the hand of the big boy I was so horny. He understood immediately what I needed and gave me a second servicing as exciting as the first one, cackling with joy the whole time. The situation was, however, risky as some of the inhabitants could be aware and intrigued by this busy group downstairs, and so we left, closing the main door softly behind us. When we took leave from each other in the street, they shook my hands enthusiastically and gargled in that sound of theirs, “aaa aaa arre!” They certainly had not had the opportunity to fuck a willing partner for a long time. To find one is certainly somehow difficult for their kind, and they cannot do it among themselves. As for me, besides being satisfied, I was happy to have accomplished my daily Good Deed. Comments: moran_nl@yahoo.com

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29 Gay Erotic Stories from Paul Moran

A Beach Boy, Part 1

There is easy money to make with white tourists. But who wins, who loses? A Beach-Boy Part 1 As a country, The Gambia is a strange entity. The surface is 11.400 km², roughly the size of Jamaica, and it had just 490.000 inhabitants in that year, 1978. It is one of the world's rather unknown countries. Situated on both banks of River Gambia, it stretches from the

A Beach Boy, Part 2

Continued from "A Beach Boy, Part 1" The first persons who greeted me on my arrival at the Fajara seaside resort were Diallo, the British looking watchman. And Stephen, as expected. Diallo laughed. "Since last Monday, he be here at arrival of every airport shuttle." Stephen was very cool. "How do you do, Sir? How is your family? How is your wife, how are your children?" And so it went

Deaf-Mute!

Tunis 1983 In all of North Africa, Tunis is certainly the best and the friendliest place for the gay traveler: the people, the sand strands, and that delicious cuisine. Think of the briqs for instance. Not so risky as certain other North African countries if you are prudent and circumspect. The men are friendly and not aggressive; the police have an eye on the security of the

Der Besuch von Kamel

Der Besuch von Kamel by Paul Moran 1961 In meinem ersten Studienjahr in Frankreich hatte ich ein Zimmer in einem Badeort unweit der Stadt; den Besitzern der Ferienhäuser war es recht, wenn diese außerhalb der vier Sommermonate bewohnt waren, und so lagen die Mieten niedrig. Wenn man jedoch nachts den letzten Triebwagen versäumt hatte, musste man die 12 km zu Fuß traben. Gegen

Der Besuch von Kamel

Der Besuch von Kamel 1961 In meinem ersten Studienjahr in Frankreich hatte ich ein Zimmer in einem Badeort unweit der Stadt; den Besitzern der Ferienhäuser war es recht, wenn diese auöerhalb der vier Sommermonate bewohnt waren, und so lagen die Mieten niedrig. Wenn man jedoch nachts den letzten Triebwagen versäumt hatte, musste man die 12 km zu Fuö traben. Gegen Semesterende lieö mich

Die Ehre der Familie

By Paul Moran For Eric Brown February 17, 2003 Ein tüchtiger Werksleiter macht eine entsetzliche Entdeckung und wirft den schwulen Sohn aus dem Hau, hinaus in die stürmische Nacht. Gottseidank leben wir im XXI. Jahrhundert. Die Ehre der Familie 2001 Der Spätabend war sehr schwül geworden, die Schwalben flogen tief durch den Hof. Nach Eintritt der

Die Nacht der Marokkaner

Paris 1954 Man stellt es sich nicht vor, man sieht es nicht, dass man schon lange nicht mehr dazu gehört, höchstens an den Blicken der Teenager vor der Disco oder auf dem Wackel nachts im Park. Dabei sind die Empfindungen beim Eintritt in die Welt des Sex wie eh präsent, die rasend geflüsterten Worte, die Gerüche der Städte und der Körper, die Erinnerungen des Tastsinns.

Friendly GIs

Imagine South Germany after WW II. In 1955, the war had been over for a long time; we lived in an entirely new world, a world guided by American humanism. Our government and public institutions were citizen-friendly; we had a strong - yet scarce - new currency, new fashions in dress and music: Jazz, and names like Rock Around The Clock, Shake Rattle 'n Roll, See You Later Alligator,

Gentils Yankees

Gentils Yankees By Paul Moran January 15, 2002 Il faut se représenter l'après-guerre en Allemagne du Sud. En 1955, les jeunes avaient déjà oublié le cauchemar de la guerre et du régime terroriste qui l'avait déclenchée. Nous vivions dans un monde nouveau, imprégné d'humanisme américain, dirigé par un gouvernement et des institutions soucieux de la dignité et du bien-être des citoyens, il y

Hustler's Honor

West Africa 1980 Are prostitutes any less worthy of respect than anyone else? If you hire a boy for services settled in advance and for a sometimes heavily negotiated salary, are you free to treat him as a heap of shit just because you think he performs a dirty and disgusting job while satisfying your sexual desires? Logically, you are as dirty and disgusting as he is, if ever. Of

Kalle

By Paul MoranFor Eric BrownIn the middle of the school year, a new student entered one of the lower grades of our Gymnasium, a rather short gipsy-like boy with a lovely golden tan, glossy black curls, fun loving brown eyes and an infectious smile. With that, he had a broad Austrian accent, which had a very seducing effect in the years after the War, when the Vienna musical

Kamel

1961 During my first academic year in France, I had a room in a small village outside the city. One night, when I had missed the last autorail going there, I had to walk for 12 kilometers. At the end of the second semester, a German student, Werner, informed me that he was coming to the end of his stay in France and that his room, situated in the old center of the city, would

L'honneur au tapin

L'honneur au tapin By Paul Moran January 15, 2002 1984 Est-ce que les travailleurs du sexe ont un honneur ? Si tu loues un garçon pour des services définis d'avance et pour une somme convenue (et des fois âprement marchandée), est-ce que tu peux le traiter comme une ordure, tout simplement parce tu penses qu'en te faisant jouir selon tes fantasmes, il fait quelque chose de sale, d'immonde

L'honneur des Vilalonga

L'honneur des Vilalonga By Paul Moran For Eric Brown March 14, 2002 Un brave homme de chef d'atelier découvre, épouvanté, que son fils est pédé et le jette dehors, dans la nuit et la tempète. Heureusement, nous vivons au XXIe siècle. L'honneur des Vilalonga 2001 L'après-midi avait été lourd et oppressant, et vers le soir, les hirondelles volaient à

La nuit des Marocains

La nuit des Marocains By Paul Moran January 15, 2002 Un beau soir l'avenir s'appelle le passé, C'est alors qu'on se tourne et qu'on voit sa jeunesse. - Louis Aragon La nuit des Marocains 1954 On ne se rend pas compte, on ne voit pas qu'on ne fait plus partie depuis longtemps de la bande, seul le regard froid des jeunes devant la discothèque et l'aversion affichée des dragueurs

La visite de Kamel

La visite de Kamel By Paul Moran January 15, 2002 1960 Au cours de ma premiêre année d'études, j'avais une chambre dans un village proche de la ville. Quand on avait manqué la derniêre micheline du soir, il fallait se taper 12 kilomêtres à pied. A la fin de l'année universitaire, Werner, un camarade allemand, m'apprit qu'il allait rentrer au pays et que sa chambre, dans une maison au centre

Little Mussa

West Africa 1980 During my business trips in West Africa, I always tried to arrange a stopover in Dakar in order to spend two or three nights there. I am so fond of the swinging atmosphere in the streets, the guttural language, the majestic robes of the ladies, the scents of the African incense mixtures, the delicious cuisine and, most of all, of my Senegalese friends. I know why.

Martial

Late afternoon had been very oppressive, and the swallows had been shooting low across the courtyard. After the fall of night, a heavy rainstorm had burst out and raced now over the country. An insufficiently fixed shutter was banging against a window frame, and the rain slapped against doors and windows. On such an evening, I really appreciate a good chimney fire with dry vine wood,

Moroccan Night

DONE. eb Moroccan night Paris 1954 You don't feel old; others define you as such. You only see it in the eyes of the teenagers at the entrance of the disco or when you are cruising the park by night and they go away after a close, cold look. Nevertheless, the night when the gate of sexual delight opened is present as if it were yesterday, with all the odours, the crazy whispered

Moussa will es wissen

Dakar 1980 Bei Geschäftsreisen in Westafrika richtete ich es immer so ein, dass ich in Dakar Zwischenstation machte und eine oder zwei Nächte dort übernachten konnte. Ich bin verliebt in die Stimmung auf den Straßen, die rauhe Sprache, die prächtigen Gewänder der Damen, die Düfte der afrikanischen Weihrauchmischungen, die Küche und vor allem in meine Freunde, ich weiß warum. In

Nette Amis

Wer erinnert sich noch an die Nachkriegszeit in Süddeutschland ? 1955 war der Krieg schon lange vorbei, die Menschen – keine Volksgenossen mehr - lebten in einer von Grund auf neuen, von amerikanischem Humanismus geprägten Welt mit einer bürgerfreundlichen Regierung und ebensolchen öffentlichen Einrichtungen, mit einer starken, wenn auch noch spärlichen Währung, neuen Moden in Kleidung

Nur ein Beachboy, Part 1

Mit den weißen Touristen ist leicht Geld zu machen. Aber wer gewinnt ? Wer verliert ? Nur ein Beachboy Teil 1 Als Land ist Gambia ein eigenartiges Gebilde; es erstreckt sich vom Atlantik auf beiden Ufern des Gambiastroms 470 km landeinwärts, ist aber an der engsten Stelle nur 24 km breit, und die Küstenlinie im Westen beträgt gerade 80 km. Mit einer Oberfläche von

Nur ein Beachboy, Part 2

Nur ein Beachboy, Teil 2 Die ersten Personen, die mich bei der Ankunft im Strandhotel von Fajara begrùöten, waren Diallo, der britisch ausgerùstete Nachtwächter. Und Stephen, wie zu erwarten. Diallo lachte heraus: "Seit Montag ist der hier bei jedem Bus vom Flughafen." Stephen gab sich sehr cool: "Guten Abend, Sir. Wie geht es Ihnen ? Wie geht es Ihrer Familie, wie geht es Ihrer

Petit Moussa

Petit Moussa By Paul Moran January 15, 2002 1980 Au cours de mes missions en Afrique occidentale, je m'arrangeais toujours pour faire escale à Dakar afin d'y passer deux ou trois nuits. J'aimais l'air de la ville, l'ambiance du Centre, le port altier et les magnifiques robes des dames, les effluves des épices et encens venant de large du continent, les snacks de chawarma, les bars

Sourds-muets !

Sourds-muets ! by Paul Moran January 15, 2002 1990 En Afrique du Nord, c'est Tunis et la Tunisie qui sont de loin le meilleur endroit et le plus aimable. Les hommes, les plages, et cette cuisine ! Rien qu'à penser aux briqs... Si on fait un peu attention, la drague est moins risquée que dans d'autres pays d'Afroque du Nord. Les hommes ne sont pas agressifs, ils sourient, et la police

Stricherehre

West Africa 1980 Haben Sexarbeiter eine Ehre ? Wenn du einen Jungen mietest für zuvor ausgemachte Dienstleistungen und für einen, manchmal hartnäckig ausgehandelten Preis, kannst du ihn dann wie Dreck behandeln, nur weil du meinst, dass er etwas Schmutziges, Ekelerregendes tut, wenn er dich nach deinen Wünschen sexuell befriedigt ? Logischerweise bist du genau so schmutzig und

Taubstumm!

Tunis 1985 Tunis ist der beste und der freundlichste Ort in Nordafrika. Die Menschen, die Strände, die Küche, man denke an die briqs ! Nur eines - man muss Französisch sprechen. Dann hat man die Auswahl. Mit Englisch hat man nur den Hotelportier, und ob der gerade mögig ist ... Tunesien ist nicht so riskant wie gewisse andere Länder in Nordafrika, wenn man aufpasst. Die Männer

Un de ces garçons de la plage, Part 1

June 5, 2002 L'argent est facile avec les touristes blancs - mais qui gagne, qui perd ? Un de ces garçons de la plage Première Partie En tant que pays, la Gambie a une curieuse configuration. Elle s'étend de la côte atlantique sur les deux rives du Fleuve du même nom sur 470 km vers l'intérieur du continent ; la largeur est de 24 km à l'endroit le plus

Un de ces garçons de la plage, Part 2

June 5, 2002 Un de ces garçons de la plage Deuxiême Partie Les premiêres personnes qui me saluaient à mon arrivée à l'hótel de la plage de Fajara étaient Diallo, le Peulh habillé en flic anglais. Et Stephen comme il fallait s'y attendre. Diallo riait : "Depuis lundi, lui est là à l'arrivée chaque navette qui vient de l'aéroport." Stephen se donnait un air três

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