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It has been noted by psychologists that man is a gregarious creature whose need for affection and acceptability is as strong a motivation as his need for food and shelter. Approval is a social need that is reflected many times over in our everyday lives.
Frequently, however, one’s need for approval and acceptance undergoes a serious challenge, especially in those instances where behavior reflects a departure from what sociologists would consider the norm.
THE GAY COWBOYS chronicles just such a challenge. Wade Marsh and Joe Horn, adventurous, rugged cowboys, have developed a physical attraction to one another, yet it is only through a series of harrowing events that they will finally be able to understand the true measure of their attraction.
THE GAY COWBOYS — An unusual and revealing story that holds a lesson for society.
“Hot damn!” Wade Marsh exclaimed. “Water!”
Half a mile away across the rolling plains was a twisting stand of cottonwoods, lush and green in contrast to the parched grass. Wade’s horse nickered, his ears twitching, nostrils firing.
“About time.” Joe Horn muttered. “Been drinkin’ sweat fer two days.”
They kicked their horses into an easy trot, keeping them reined in to prevent a gallop. The horses were as dry as their owners.
The water ran knee-deep, the banks low, the cottonwoods branching over the stream and making a cool bower. Wade jumped from his saddle and sprawled on the bank, slurping water, as greedily as his horse.
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