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Milo is 22 years old and deaf. He loves ballet dancing ( with women) and has long hair. He hates being deaf because it makes him feel wrothless as a man. To top that off, Milo generally has a gentle nature and he fights with himself on the inside. Should he be more aggressive and mean or be gentle, kind, and observant like he feels on the inside? He feels like his gentleness is wrong due to society's expectations and being deaf makes him feel much worse. When people are rude to him or he feels alienated in public, he feels like crying and hates himself more. Milo has always struggled with dating, but eventually gers a cute girlfriend.

She's more dominant than he is, makes most of the decisions, and grabs/ squeezes his private area often. Milo feels pathetic, angry, embrbrassed and sometimes wants to hit her but doesn't. During sex, he makes sure she has an orgasm first. He's great at making her come just from bitting/ kissing her neck and n! pples. He's the best sex partner she's ever had, he knows this, and withholds sex as a way to control her.

Milo is 12 years old and deaf. In the past he was bullied and abused, he used to cry in his sleep because of it. Whenever someone was mean or didn't want to talk to him because he's deaf, he'd have to fight off the urge to cry in public and sometimes he couldn't do it.

At 11, Milo decided to use his disability to get over on people.
In public he'd act sweet and helpless so that the teacher could give him easier/lsss work. Someone developed a crush on Milo and Milo took advantage of it by getting the kid to buy him food, and do ALL of his homework and classwork.

He'd even control the kid in small ways to make himself feel powerful. Milo said things such as, if you love me you'd give me ten dollars. So the kid gave it to him.
eventually, Milo felt terrible doing this, so he gave the kid all his money back.