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The process of growing up and passing through adolescence has been characterized by great inner turmoil, uncertainty, and tremendous pressures from family, close friends and peer groups. Certainly, in our complex society, the problems youths now face seem more marked than ever before.
The teenagers in this story are embarking on their own special journeys into that wondrous, ill defined state of adolescence. They find themselves plagued by powerful emotions, sometimes feeling uncertain about their awakening sexuality, sometimes becoming angered over their youthful misjudgments. Through their encounters with each other, and with their loving and concerned adult counterparts, they manage to put their worlds into perspective and begin coping with their new feelings and responding to new situations.
THE HOT AND HORNY SCHOOLKIDS — the story of typical young Americans coming of age. It is a lesson to us all, and a reminder that the journey to adulthood is not often easy.
It was all set. Dave’s family was moving across town and he would be going to John Paul Jones High. He would keep the good friends he’d made at Hector High, and would make a bunch of new friends.
But be didn’t know what to do about Sally, his girl friend. He liked her well enough. But she wouldn’t fuck him. Dave was going out of his mind with horniness. All summer, Sally and he had been finger-fucking, and he sucked her tits when he got lucky. But, so far, she had refused to let him slip his prick into her cunt.
Naturally, then, Dave was eager to meet some new chicks. And John Paul Jones High was full of them.
So the excitement of moving and going to a new school was mixed with Dave’s constant sexual desire.
He called Sally on the phone, telling her that he was definitely moving and changing schools. This news might encourage her to fuck him, Dave thought. He knew she would be jealous of the new chicks he would meet.
“Oh no!” Sally said. “That’s terrible. You’ll be way over on the other side of town.”
“Yeah, I know,” Dave said, sounding smug.
“Dave, why don’t you come over right now? No one’s home!”
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